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Group of 3 children

CA MHC 629-M-125.0
Item
[1945]

Part of Mennonite Genealogy Inc. Photograph Collection

3 Young boys standing in a flower garden in front of a low building. The older 2 are wearing suits. Probably children of a woman who was a former Maedchenheim lady.

Vedder Creek school

CA MHSBC 133-13-5-2012.048.060
Item
unknown

Part of Agatha Klassen fonds

Vedder Creek school consisting of 14 students. Back row : Lena Barge, Abe Derksen, Miss Ella Currie (Teacher), unknown, unknown. Center row (left to right) ; unknown, Eileen Campbell unknown. Unknown, J. Rempel. Front row (left to right) ; Carl Krause, P. Giesbrecht, John Braun, unknown, Sonny Mansell.

Unknown

Picnic

CA MHSBC 133-13-5-2018.048.019
Item
1927

Part of Agatha Klassen fonds

Children from Majuba Hill elementary school at the Vedder river fishing while on a picnic.

Unknown

Rempel's children

CA MHSBC 199-5-2021.106. 005
Item
1949

Part of Aron Rempel fonds

Four Rempel children in the field. These are likely the four youngest children of Aron and Olga Rempel.

Unknown

Majuba Hill school children on a hike

CA MHSBC 133-13-5-2018.048.012
Item
1927

Part of Agatha Klassen fonds

Majuba Hill school children on a hike crossing the BC Electric Bridge over Vedder river. The girl on the far right is Vivian Siddel. Her parents Bill and Ella Siddall provided postal services from the Wilson-Yale Road junction until 1948, when Bill Siddal built a new Post Office east of the Yarrow Elementary School in downtown Yarrow.

Unknown