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This photo is of a large house in Sao Paulo.Note: from file Vol. 550, No.31

This photo is a portrait of Anna and Abram Dick. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 31

This photo is of Abram Dick sitting behind a desk surrounded by shelves of books. Note: from CMBS Vol. 550, No.31.

This photo is of Abram and Anna Dick sitting, front and centre, with a group of young women [Sao Paulo, Brazil?]. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 31

This photo is of Abram and Anna Dick sitting at the end of a long dinner table with many young women [Sao Paulo, Brazil?]. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 31

This photo is of three men loading bales of clothing onto a flatbed truck at the Clothing Depot underneath Dietrich's Bakery on Scott St, Kitchener, ON. L-r: Charles Kramer, Melvin Shantz?, Corny Baerg. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 32

This photo is of people standing in the basement of First Mennonite Church, Kitchener, ON, surrounded by yards of material to be packed into bales for MCC. L-r: Esther Weber, Cora Cressman (back turned) and M.C. Cressman. Note: from file Vol. 550, No.32

This photo is of four men standing on the deck of a ship en route to the World Conference, in Karlsruhe, Germany. L-r: C.N. Hostetler, C. Derstine, Peter Dyck, and E.J. Swalm. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 32

This photo is of C. J. Rempel's three young children happily playing around a table. L-r: Carol, Betsy and Paul. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 32

This photo is of several men and women standing around visiting outside First Mennonite Church on King St. East. Sir Archibald and Lady Nye. Note: from file Vol. 550, no. 32. Nye was the UK High Commissioner to Canada 1952-1956.

This photo is of the rented farm in Beaverdale; the home was shared by the Bartels and Walls families. Two windows on the first floor, either side of the chimney, indicates the room where families of the Hespeler area began to worship independently of the Old Mennonites.
Relates to Chapter VIII of manuscript.

This photo is of the Bartel home in Hespeler, purchased in 1929. The Hespeler group continued to worship in this house until they moved to a rented hall. House still in possession of the Bartel family, in 1983.
Relates to Chapter VIII of manuscript.

This photo is of 9 men standing on the stone steps of a large building in Ottawa. L-r, back row: C.J. Rempel, ?, ?, Bishop David Schulz (?); front row: E.J. Swalm, Bishop J.B. Martin, B.B. Janz (Coaldale), Fred Haslam, Enns. Note: from file Vol. 550, No. 32

This photo is of "Immigrants [in Atlantic Park], Southampton, England lived in a big barrack. At night they closed off their quarters with blankets."
Back Row (l-r): Marina Sawatzky,Tina Wall, Abram Wall, Franz Dahl, Lena Dahl, Lena Wall.
Front row: Anna Wall and Frieda Peters
Relates to Chapter VIII of manuscript.