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Hanover Mennonite Fellowship (Hanover, (Ontario))

Chesley Mennonite Church (Chesley, Ont.)

Image of the Christian Eby Mennonite Meetinghouse built in 1834 and dismantled in 1902 on the site of First Mennonite Church in Kitchener. Exterior view

Interior of an Old Order Mennonite meetinghouse.

Interiour of Edgeley Mennonite Meetinghouse with woodstove. It is the oldest log church building in Ontario. It was moved to Black Creek Pioneer Village, located 2 miles from original site. (MHSO collection).

Interior of First Mennonite Church in Kitchener, Ontario. August 1963. Hunsberger photo 31-81

Interior of the Detweiler Mennonite Meetinghouse near Roseville about 1920.

Erected in 1824 at Edgley, Ontario by Mennonites from Pennsylvania who settled in Vaughan Township. (L.J.Burkholder collection).

Moorefield Mennonite Church (Moorefield, Ont.)

Nith Valley Mennonite Church, New Hamburg, Ont.

Northern Exterior of Detweiler Church, prior to 1921. (Built in 1855).

Some people walking up to the Hanover Mennonite Fellowship. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1974, p. 60.

David Bechtel, George Hagey, and Bruce Witmer, descendants of pioneer families in the congregation, participating in the cornerstone laying ceremony for the new Preston Mennonite Church on Concession Road, October 12, 1953. The original church building (known as Hagey Mennonite Church) had been destroyed by fire in February of that year. Also seen in the photograph are are Rev. Merle Shantz and Rev. Roy Koch, as well as an unidentified man in the foreground.

A man, probably Rev. Roy Koch, speaking at the cornerstone laying ceremony for the new Preston Mennonite Church on Concession Road, October 12, 1953. The original church building (known as Hagey Mennonite Church) had been destroyed by fire in February of that year. Also seen in the photograph are Bishop Ben Shantz, Pastor Howard Good, and three other unidentified men.

A man speaking at the cornerstone laying ceremony for the new Preston Mennonite Church on Concession Road, October 12, 1953. The original church building (known as Hagey Mennonite Church) had been destroyed by fire in February of that year. Also seen in the photograph are Pastor Howard Good, Bishop Ben Shantz, Eugene Langs, David Bechtel, Rev. Merle Shantz, Rev. Roy Koch. George Hagey, and Bruce Witmer, as well as another unidentified man in the foreground.