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This photo is of a group of 13 men, women, and children posing for a photo in tall grass and next to a tree in Lockwisch, Germany. In the group is the Nickolai Klassen family. See "From the Steppes to the Prairies" by Paul Klassen, p. 71ff. See also NS17-01-3.

This photo is of a group of 13 men, women, and children posing for a photo in tall grass and next to a tree in Lockwisch, Germany. In the group is the Nickolai Klassen family. See "From the Steppes to the Prairies" by Paul Klassen, p. 71ff. See also NP160-01-3.

This is a photo of four buildings in a row with gardens in front of the buildings. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 25.

This is a photo of two rows of two story buildings facing each other across a narrow green with young trees. There are larger trees along the back of the buildings. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 25.

This is a photo of two two-story buildings taken from across a field. There is a third building in between which has scaffolding against the one side. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 25.

This is a photo of a group of buildings taken from a roof. The rest of the city in visible in the background. See volume 1231, scrapbook 23, pg 17.

This is a photo of a large building with two wings overlooking a large body of water. See volume 1231, scrapbook 23, pg 17.

This photo is of Anna and C.D. Toews leaving the MCC home in Frankfurt.

This is a photo of Ben Horch sitting at a table with a middle aged couple. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 37.

This is a photo of six people standing outside in front of three large windows. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 37.

This is a photo of Ben Horch standing outside in front of a stone building. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 37.

This is a photo of Ben Horch, standing on the right, with a middle aged couple. They are standing in front of a Christmas Tree. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 37.

This is a photo of Esther Horch, wearing a dark coat with light lapels, with a middle aged women standing outside a stone building with a relief sculpture of two crests above the door. See volume 1231, scrapbook 21, pg 37.