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Tiege

This photo is of about 40 students and teachers in the school for the deaf and dumb in Tiege Molotschan posing for a photo in front of a group of trees. Front row, far left is Jacob Dyck, half brother to John P. Dyck. -- Note: this photo will be placed in the oversized section. A version of this photo was published in the Mennonite Historian, June 2, 1994, p.1, with some additional identifiction.

This photo is of the front of the School for the Deaf and Dumb in Tiege, Molotschna. The building is a two story stone building with a third story in the centre. A stone fence and stone arch way are in front of the building. -- Note: this photo will be placed in the oversized collection.

This photo is a postcard of the School for the deaf and dumb in Tiege, Molotschna near Halbstadt showing a veiw of the front courtyard with a number of people in it and the school building in the background.

This series consists of minutes, reports and financial reports related to the work of Mennonites in caring for their sick and elderly. This includes the work of the Mennonite Hospital Society, Concordia Hospital, Bethania Home and Eden Mental Health.

This series consists of one file of the Mennonite relief and immigration committee of Manitoba followed by annual reports and programs.

This series consists of minutes, reports and correspondence relating to the emigration of Mennonites from the USSR starting during the 1970s.

This series consists of minutes, reports, agendas and other convention materials collected by John P. Dyck in the course of the meeting which he attended between 1960-1983. They include Mennonite World Conference, Conference of Mennonites in Canada, Conference of Mennonites in Manitoba and General Conference Mennonite Church.

This collection contains photographs of Mennonite men in forestry service in Russia in the early 20th Century and Mennonite conscientious objectors to war in Canada in the Alternative Service program during the Second World War (1941-1945).