This is a photo of the Town of Steinbach looking northwest. The photo was taken from the mill roof. The white two-storey building in the distance is a school. There are some large gardens .
This is a photo of the Town of Steinbach as seen from the mill roof looking northwest. The white building in the upper right is identified as the school.
This is a photo of the "Steinbach Post" printery. It is a false front building with a low front porch and an open awning shading the front door and windows from the summer sun.
This is a photo of the old C. T. Loewen residence being removed to make room for a new one.There is one man standing on the back of a steam tractor that is hitched to the house. There are four other men in the photo. To the right is the Jacob S. Friesen place where the printery was located in the front room.
This is a photo of several businesses on Main Street in Steinbach. There is Johann G. Barkman's Feed Store, Johann F. Barkman's store and K. B. Reimer's Dry Goods Store. There are four men working on a new building. On the left is a team of horses. There is a lot of snow on the ground.
this is a photo of the back of C. T. Loewen's lumberyard. There are a number of loaded wagons, a steam tractor, some men, a couple of buildings, a horse and a pile of lumber in the photo.
This is a photo of seven of Steinbach's businessmen in a car bulling a wagon loaded with goods. One of the men is J. R. Friesen. They are on the street in front of Friesen's Ford dealership.
This is a photo of (left to right): Steinbach School on Reimer Ave., K. R. Toews residence and livery barn on Main Street. There is a board walk in front of the buildings . There is a wagon between the residence and the barn and another one beside the barn.
This is a photo of Steinbach's Main St. It is a wide dirt road with buildings along both sides. There are horse drawn wagons and buggies in front of a number of the buildings.
