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A class picture at McKinley School in Cordell, Oklahoma. This is the first school that Justina Epp worked at as a teacher. She can be seen standing off to the left side of the students for this class picture that is taken outside of the school.

Twenty-one participants who attended the music course in Herbert with Aron Sawatzky sitting in the front.

This is a photograph of the Brotherfield Mennonite Brethren Church in Saskatchewan (Herbert Kreis, Rosthern Kreis, and Manitoba Kreis). According to H.A. Willms, the larger (northern section was built in spring of 1911, and the southern portion in the fall of 1901. Two very small structures stand very close to the church building. The buildings appear to be located on an open field A group of people, apparently dressed for a church service, socialize between the church building and the small structures. A lone buggy is parked beside a bush at the lower left hand side of the photograph.

This is a photo of two young girls lying on the lawn in front of a house. They are (Left to right): Gerda Hiebert and Elfrieda Hiebert.

This is a photo of Mrs. David Fehr (nee Maria Pauls). The picture is not of very good quality.

This is a photo of Margaretha Klippenstein (later Mrs. Edward M. Friesen) as a young child.

This is a photo of two women in a canoe on Buffalo Creek. The buildings of the P. H. Klippenstein farmstead are along the creek.

This is a photo of Johan Buhler and Aganetha (Neufeld) Buhler sitting on chairs.

Peter Driedger b. 1882 was born to Johann and Katharina Driedger in Blumenfeld, Manitoba. He moved alone to Clarks Crossing and took out a homestead east of Warman in 1902. He met Helena Schmidt and they married in 1904. They bought a farm a few years later a quarter mile east of Osler. This photo is of Peter and Helena Driedger with their first two sons John (left) and Jacob (right).

This is a photo of Gerda Hiebert in the baby swing and Elfrieda Hiebert standing beside the swing. They are the two daughters of Gerhard Hiebert and Helena Hiebert (Penner) in Pasadena, California.

Men, women and children standing in front of Rosthern Mennonite Church.