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This photo is of a class of Steinbach Bible College. Seated in the front, between the women, are (L-R): Henry P. Fast, John G. Baerg and Jacob N. Wittenberg (teachers). The photo is taken outside of the Steinbach Bible College building.

Penner's Transfer, now Penner International, in Steinbach, Manitoba. Pictured with the 1943 Fair Day parade going by in the foreground.

Two female graduates dressed in white and each holding a bouquet of flowers with three instructors of the Steinbach Bible school standing at the side of the building.

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kehler are sitting on chairs with a young boy (Ronald) on their lap. Two young men (Henry & Walter) are standing behind them and a teen-aged girl (Violet). Two younger boys (John and Glenn) are standing on each side of the parents. The other boys (Reuben and Kenneth) are standing on either side of the parents. The young men and father are wearing 3 piece suits, white shirts and ties. The younger 3 boys are wearing sweaters over their white shirts and ties. The young child is wearing overalls and a white shirt. Mrs. Kehler is wearing a dark dress with a large white collar . The daughter Violet (later a Mrs. Derksen) is wearing a dark dress and a lacy white collar.
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This photograph shows 4 women and 3 men posing outside, in front of a bush in Steinbach around 1945.
L-r, Mrs. Eva (Sebastian) Rieger, Sr., Mr. Sebastian Rieger, Sr.(opened Rieger Clothing in Steinbach on March 1, 1915), Mrs. Aganetha (Johann) Rieger (sister to Johann G. Friesen, commonly known as Eich Friesens, who lived on the corner of Townline Rd and the road going north of Steinbach that later became #12 Hwy), Mr. Johann Rieger (a brother of Sebastian Rieger Sr)., Mrs. Magdalena (Heinrich) Sobering (grandmother of Steinbach policeman, Ben Sobering and a sister to Sebastian Rieger Sr. and Johann Rieger), Mrs. Anna (nee Rieger) Kreutzer, Mr. Heinrich Kreutzer.

The occasion of the picture was a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Johann Rieger to Steinbach. They resided in Alberta at the time. At one time they had resided in Steinbach, but had moved to Alberta after a short time here.

Twenty-five students with two instructors who are sitting in the front row in the middle; John Berg, Henry P. Fast.

Nähverein (sewing circle) of the Steinbach Mennonite Church. The group is standing outside the church. L - R: Mrs. Henry Peters, Mrs. Abram Neustaeder, Mrs. Gerhard Derksen, Mrs. A. Lepp, Mrs.Bruno Derksen, Mrs. Eugene Derksen, Mrs. Hermann Neufeld, Mrs. Abram Bartel, Mrs. Herbert Peters, Mrs. Isaak Warkentin, Mrs. Heinrich Epp, Mrs. Peter Rosenfeld, Mrs. Jakob Warkentin

This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel's coffin with numerous wreaths surrounding it. Rempel died in Steinbach, Manitoba.

This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel's coffin about to be interred in the Memorial Cemetery Steinbach, Manitoba (NE27-6-6E).

This photo shows Jacob S. Rempel in his coffin with wreaths surrounding it.

Jacob Wittenberg is standing behind the pulpit with a choir sitting behind him.

Jacob Wittenberg teaching German language classes at the Steinbach Bible school.

Kornelsen School in Steinbach, Manitoba. A stamp on the back of the photo indicates it was processed on July 24, 1948.

Scrapped WWII airplane in yard of Steinbach Sheet Metal. Photograph is stamped "Processed Jan 7 1948" on the back. The planes are Westland Lysander (nickname the "Lizzie"). Several hundred were built and sent to Canada before and during the Second World War. British planes were named after mythical or historical military leaders; in this case the Spartan admiral Lysander was chosen.