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This photo is of Elsie S. Neufeld. She is standing beside a small table with a cloth and books on it. She is standing behind a chair. There is a box with a handle on the floor

This is a photo of (l-r) Helen Warkentin, Helena Wiens, and John G. Wiens. the two women are seated on a sofa. They are both knitting. Mr. Wiens is seated on a chair holding a paper he is reading from

This photo is of a farm belonging to a Mennonite elder in South Russia. On the right side of the photo behind a fence and behind some trees is a house. On the left side of the property is a long low building.There are two arched entrances to the property. A group of people is standing in front of the left entrance. A carriage pulled by two white horses is on an open field in the foreground. Two passengers and a driver are on the carriage. A man is standing behind the carriage.

This photo is of Wiens standing behind a fence, wearing a blue dress with multi-coloured stripes and flowers.

This is a black and white portrait of Herta Voth with a caption written in German: "Dies ist mein Zuhause!"

This photo is of Wiens standing in front of an hibiscus flower bush wearing a white dress, holding her Moro spear. This spear is in the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies collection.

This photo is of Wiens’ gravesite beneath a bottle tree in Yalve Sanga, surrounded by a white picket fence, with a soccer field in the background.

This photo is a detailed close-up of Ann’s headstone in Yalve Sanga, displaying her birth and death dates.

This is a photo copy of the 1646 plan showing the cable railway in Danzig designed by Adam Wiebe. For a better image, see Rudy Wiebe's book "Sweeter than all the World".

This is a photo of a portrait of Mr. Isaak Wiens, (brother to Kroeker's mother), and his wife.

This is a photo of the funeral of a woman that died in Russia, possibly A.A. Kroeker's grandmother, Helene nee (Klassen) b. 1814. This photograph is taken from file 41.

This photo is of Kornelius Kornelius Heinrichs who lived from 1805 to 1876. Mr. Heinrichs is wearing a dark suit with a vest and white shirt. He is holding a small baton in his left hand.

This photo is of Helena Heinrichs, née Helena Martens, who lived from 1809 to 1879. She married Kornelius Heinrichs in 1828. Helena Kornelia Heinrichs is wearing dark clothing and a black bonnet on her head.

This is a photo of Isaak Kornelius Heinrichs. Isaak is standing against a dark wall with a wicker chair on the left side of the photo and a small table with a plant on the right side. Isaak appears to be a wearing a dark uniform with a vest and long coat. He has a cap on his head.

This photo is a portrait of Isaak Kornelius Heinrichs. He is wearing a dark coat, vest, and bow tie and a white shirt.