This is a photograph of two young sisters, Margaretha/Gretchen Dyck and Katharina/Kaethchen Dyck. The seated girl, Katharina is being held onto by her sister Margaretha. Both are dressed in white. Margarethe's hair is shorn very short. She is wearing black lace-up ankle boots. They are in front of a backdrop. Alexandrovsk is printed in bottom right corner.
This head and shoulders photograph is of Paulina Dyck (nee Kuehn), Hermann Dyck and their son Harry. Harry is wearing a dark jacket buttoned to the top. Paulina's dress has an inset of lace. Hermann is wearing a striped tie. The date 7 March 1924 is written on the reverse. Photographer's name is impressed in bottom right corner.
This is a photograph of eight people sitting on steps leading to the entrance of the house. There are two men and six women. The women are dressed in summer clothing. Katharina Priess is sitting on the knee of Franz Janzen, behind them is Anita Enns. In the centre is Gerhard Priess with Katharina Janzen behind him. On the far right in the bottom is Katharina Janzen, behind her is Margaretha Enns then Katharina Pauls behind Margaretha. Gerhard Priess and Katharina Janzen are holding coats. On the right in the photograph there is a pair of pants hanging on a washing line.
This is a photograph of Katharina Dyck (Janzen) in a dark coloured dress. The dress has a high lace collar. The upper bodice is also trimmed with lace. Alexandrovsk is printed in bottom right corner.
This is a wedding photograph of an young couple, possibly Helena Enns (Thiessen) and Jacob Enns. The bride's dress has a train and a veil. A fan is hanging from a sash at her waist. Her done up hair has flowers in it. The veil falls from her headpiece. The groom's right hand is around her waist. He is dressed in a double breasted morning suit with white shirt and white bow tie. His left gloved hand is holding his other glove. On his lapel is a white ribbon with a sprig of myrtle. They are standing in front of a photographers backdrop.
This is a head and shoulders photograph of Abraham Janzen. His standup collar is visible from under the buttoned up coat. Alexandrovsk is printed in bottom right corner.
This is a photograph of Helena Wiebe (Janzen). She is wearing earrings. Her dark dress has lace ruching at the neck and on the bodice. There is a necklace visible near the black bow on her left side.
This is a photograph of Jacob D. Schultz at age 20. Each side of the collar on his coat has two pins or medals, one of which is round. Alexandrovsk is embossed in bottom right corner.
This is a photograph of Johann "Hans" Janz in a suit with vest, dark tie and white shirt with a stand up collar. He has a pin on the left lapel. Alexandrovsk is printed in bottom right corner.
This is a photograph of Anna Sawatzky (Priess) dressed in a light coloured dress with some lace at the neck and on the bodice. Her hair is tied back with a ribbon. The photograph is dedicated to "dear Anka", dated 11 Jun 1909.
This is a photograph of two young women dressed in suits for cold weather and gloves. Their large hats are ca. 1900. They are both wearing white blouses under their suits. A small purse on a chain is in the right hand of the woman on the left. It is believed that the woman on the left is Anna Janz (Janzen).
