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These are Mennonite Pioneer Mission and Native Ministries photographs taken in the Indigenous community of Bloodvein, Manitoba, where the Mennonites operated a day school and a mission station for many years.
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Jacob Unrau stands with the Benson family, from Bloodvein, in front of a log building. Unrau is wearing a hat and tie.
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People from Bloodvein are walking through the snow on their way to a wedding. It might be the wedding of Charlie Duck. A Mennonite Pioneer Mission Bombardier snow bus is up on the snowbank.
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Charlie Duck wedding, Bloodvein
The wedding party at Charlie and Ellen (?) Duck's wedding in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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David Courchene, Harry Cook, and Ed Schreyer at Bloodvein
(Left to right) David Courchene [?], Harry Cook, and Ed Schreyer are having a conversation at Bloodvein River.
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Erdman Neufeld and John Sawatsky class, Bloodvein
Erdman Neufeld, John Sawatsky, and their class of children. Erdman and John Sawatsky were teachers at the Mennonite Pioneer Mission school in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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Emil and Evelyn Schmidt family
Mennonite Pioneer Mission missionaries Emil and Evelyn Schmidt and their family. They might have worked at Matheson Island. They also served in Bloodvein.
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Abe Hoeppner (left) and Alfred Cook shake hands outside after a church service (?).
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A group poses for a picture in front of a chalkboard. The Canadian national anthem is written on the board.
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A slide of one of the Mennonite Pioneer Mission's bomardiers used during winters. It is crossing Lake Winnipeg to get to Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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Three young men are talking. Location is Bloodvein.
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A slide of a man wearing a hat. He is likely metis.
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A close-up of a local man in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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People at Henry Duck's for an evening service in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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Mennonite Pioneer Mission worker Abe Hoeppner (left) with an arm around a friend. Location is likely Bloodvein, Manitoba, where Abe served with MPM.
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