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Series consists of the following maps:
1) Early Russia in the 13th Century, 8x23 cm.
2) Countries of origin, itineraries and areas of settlement ( 1763-1861) of the Volga and Black Sea Germans in the mother colonies, 22x32 cm.
3) General Map Soviet Union, colorprint 66x100 cm.
4) Soviet Union, 1990, 90x52cm. (National Geographic Society map)
5) Soviet Union, 1976, 90x52cm. (National Geographic Society map)
6) Union der Sozialistischen Sowjetrepubliken (Soviet Republic/USSR) 69x97cm.
7) Soviet Union (in Russian language) 1976, 62x91cm.
8) Ukraine Road Map, 2001, 78x112 cm.
9) Ukraine Road Map, 1994, 90x88 cm.
10) Soviet Union in Maps: Its Origin and Development, 1954, 19x25 cm. in booklet form.
11) Southern Ukraine and Crimea, 43x27 cm. Coloured with symbols.
12) Zaporozhye District (in Russian language), 3x4 cm. (partial map)
13) Die deutschen Mennoniten-Kolonien in Russland, 55x31cm. (German Mennonite Colonies in Russia)
14) Karte der russlanddeutsche Siedlungen im Schwarzmeergebiete (1917), 41x65 cm.
15) Khortitza Colony, District Chortitza, 28x21cm. German villages and Russian settlements.
16) Kolonie Am Trakt (village plan) 16x26 cm. Hand drawn.
17) The Island of Chortiza, Dnieper River, 30x42 cm. hand drawn by William Schroeder; points of interest.
18) Chortitza Colony in 1865, 30x42, hand drawn by William Schroeder. Mennonite villages, Russian villages.
19) Mennonite Colonies in South Russia, 30x42 cm. hand drawn by William Schroeder. Mennonite colonies, Lutheran villages
20) Krivoy Rog and Vicinity, 22x27 cm, legend gives the religious orientation of the villages.
21) Molotschnaer Mennoniten-Bezirke Halbstadt und Gnadenfeld, 32x50, 1981
22) Russian Penal Colony, 24x42 cm, drawing of Concentration Camp # 36, near Krasnoyarsk.
23) Mennonite Maps and Charts: I. Origin of the Mennonites. II. The Spread of Swiss Mennonites. III. The Spread of Dutch Mennonites. IV. The Spread of Mennonites in Russia. V. Mennonite Migration:1874-84. VI. Mennonite Migration: 1923-30 VII. Mennonite Migration World War II. Mennonites in South America. 27x21 cm.( 4 leaves).
24) Karte mennonitischer Siedlungen in der Omsk Gegend, Sibirien (Mennonite settlements in the Omsk region in the first half of the 20th Century). Handdrawn map.14x40 cm.
25) Soviet Union - Political Map.13x24 cm.
26) Mennonite Settlements in European Russia. Includes historical data (in German).20x24 cm.
27) Deutsche Siedlungen Kreis Saporoshje (German Settlemets in Zaporoshje Region) 25x17 cm.
28) Deutschtumskarte des suedrussischen Schwarzmeergebietes (German Colonies in the Black Sea region). 15x23 cm.
29) Zaporozhkaya Oblast, 1981, 38 x 70.5 cm.
30) Tourist map of Moscow, in Russian language/Latin script, 1979, 53.5 x 68 cm.

The series contains the following files:
1) Reports, 1949, 1952-1970, 1972-1987, 1990 - (9 files) Box 319
2) Gesangbuch, 1962 - (1 file) Box 319
3) Manitoba MB Conference, 1962-1965, 1967, 1969 - (1 file) Box 319
4) Early Beginnings of the MB Church in Manitoba, 1906 by Lawrence Warkentin - (1 file) Box 319
5) Cheslatta BC Land Settlement Project, 1944 - (1 file) Box 319

The series consists of the following files:
1) Palmer Becker - (1 file) Box 320
2) A. Bergman - (1 file) Box 320
3) Martin Durksen - (1 file) Box 320
4) David Ewert - (1 file) Box 320
5) Peter Froese - (1 file) Box 320
6) Gerhard D. Huebert - (1 file) Box 320
7) Leo Janz, - (1 file) Box 320
8) Heinrich H. Janzen - (1 file) Box 320

The series consists of the following files:
1) Annual and semi-annual meetings, 1966-2005 - (6 files) Boxes 453 & 454
2) Olivet Growth, 1976, 1993 - (1 file) Box 454
3) Building Re-design, 1967; Francistown, 1977; Issues at Olivet, 1977; A proposal for Adult Biblical Literacy 1980, Baptism 1994; Guidelines for Controversies, N.D.; Faith in What we don't see, N.D. - (1 file) Box 454

The series contains the following files:
1) Church council & board meetings - 1966-1982 - (12 files) Box 451, 1 bound minute book, 1960-1966 - Box 453
2) Congregational meetings - 1961-1986, 1988-1993, 1994,1996, 1998-2003 - (7 files) Box 452, 1 bound minute book, 1960-1966, - Box 452
3) Bible Study Fellowship, 1984-1990, 1992-1994 - (2 files) Box 452
4) Bursary Committee, 1983, 1997, 1998 - (1 file) Box 452
5) Christian Service Brigade, 1976, 1981, 1983-1989, 1993 - (1 file) Box 452
6) Cradle Roll Committee, 1994-1997, 1999 - (1 file) Box 452
7) Deacons, 1975-2003 - (3 files) Box 452
8) Christian Education Committee / Ministry, 1973, 1976, 1980-1989, 1990-1999, 2002-2003, Task Force on Education, 1978 - (4 files) Box 452
9) Faith & Charity Committee, 1962-1995, 1998-2009 - (2 files) Box 452, Plus 5 bound minute books1962-1986 & 1 bound financial ledger 1962-1996, Box 452
10) Finance & Property 1984-2003 - (3 files) Box 453
11) First Service Committee, 1988-1989 - (1 file) Box 453
12) Missions & Service Committee, 1980-1999, Kosovo Meetings, 1999-2000 - (3 files) Box 453
13) Music & Worship, 1979-2000 - (2 files) Box 453
14) Service & Outreach, 2000-2001 - (1 file) Box 453
15) BC Mennonite Women in Mission, 1962-1986 - (1 file) Box 453
16) Staff Meetings, 1978, 1988, 1996 - (1 file) Box 453
17) 20th Anniversary Committee, 1980, 1984 - (1 file) Box 453
18) Miscellaneous Committees, 1964, 1968, 1980, 1981 1986, 189, 1998, 2000 - (1 file) Box 453
Sunday School Teachers bound minute book, 1960-1983 - Box 453

This series consists of PJB Reimer’s journals--entries he wrote almost daily from 1948 to January 7, 1988. He recorded his observations, reflections, and insights in his own hand, primarily in English.
Location: volume 6673, and volume 6674 files 1 to 3; files 4 to 7 contain 4 of PJB Reimer’s books.
Location: Volumes 6670-6674.

This series consists of documents relating to PJB Reimer’s interest in history, especially Mennonite, and his involvement in historical societies such as the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society where he was a charter member, the Mennonite Village Museum which he helped establish, and commemoration events of immigrants’ arrivals in Manitoba where, more often than not, he delivered informative lectures. It was generated by Reimer himself, as well as individuals associated with the organizations listed.
Location: volume 6671.

This series consists of material relating to the EMC (Evangelical Mennonite Conference), Reimer’s dedicated work in it, his inter-Mennonite projects such as his work with MCC (Mennonite Central Committee) in Mexico. It was generated by Reimer himself, as well as the church conference and associated individuals. It includes correspondence, notes for his sermons, church bulletins, lists of names, records, articles he wrote (see the details in files 15, 19, and 23), and even more correspondence.
Location: volume 6672.

This series was generated primarily by PJB Reimer who was a prolific writer of articles, speeches, lectures, obituaries, and letters, in German and in English. He wrote about his church conference, pioneers, families, his communities of Steinbach, Grunthal, and Rosenort, about his travels, and his astute observations in the world. However, this series does not capture its full extent: other files in Series such as Personal, History, The EMC Files, and the Journals also hold many of his articles, speeches, as well as his vast correspondence. One file includes correspondence from editors and publishers.
Location: volume 6671.

This series consists of a range of documents regarding PJB’s interests and work that he generated or were generated by colleagues with whom he worked or corresponded, as well as material his friends or colleagues wrote and which he collected. Included are a file about Grunthal where he taught longest, several of his articles about Mennonite history, and documents where neither the author nor the date are indicated but were in his collection.
Location: volume 6670, files 51-69.

This series consists of early school records generated by him such as his lists of names of his first classmates, as well as by his teachers, by former students (including their letters and samples of their work), by colleagues, the Department of Education, the University of Manitoba, the teacher societies with which he worked, and by his family—as realised by his collection of correspondence.
Location: volume 6670: files 22-50.

This series consists of documents relating to Peter’s childhood such as his birth certificate, several brief autobiographies, and correspondence with his colleagues and immediate family. Some of the family’s diaries and PJB’s translations of their journals are included. The series was generated mostly by Peter J.B. Reimer, but also by some of his colleagues and family members. It includes documents relating to family history, correspondence with friends and colleagues, several of the many articles he wrote, and newspaper clippings regarding himself and his interests; it ends with his collection of obituaries, including his own.
Location: volume 6670, files 1-21.

This series contains the following files:
1) Research Material, Biographical Material, 1844-1972; wedding, anniversaries, funerals, house sales - (9 files) Box 56
2) Pedagogy teaching records, letters from students, school programs - (4 files) Box 56
3) Diaries
4) Legal Documents, citizenship certificates - (1 file) Box 56
5) Correspondence 1931(1); Anna Brandt with students; 1958-1982; Anna Thiessen 1913-1919, 1990 - (2 files) Box 56
6) Writings - (1 file) Box 56
7) Music - Hand written song books, music for school & church choirs - (5 files) Box 56
8) Autograph Albums - (1 file) Box 56
9) Clippings - employment advertisements - (1 file) Box 56
10) Photographs - (1file) Box 56
11) Ephemera - Poems, name lists - (1 file) Box 56

This series contains the following files:
1) Annuals: Greenfarm - 1919; Grossweide - 1921; MBBI 1949, 1950 - (1 file) Box
2) Teaching Materials ( 2 files) Box
3) Letters from students 1935 - 1964 - (1 file) Box