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This item is a studio photo of Abram Dyck with his new wife Helena Epp. They are sitting on chairs in front of a backdrop. They are well-dressed in dark clothing with Helena wearing a head covering and Abram a 3-piece suit.. The photo was send to Abram's son, Abram Dyck in Didsbury, Alberta, who immigrated to Canada around 1890. Abram's first wife and mother of Abram A. Dyck (1867-1945) of Didsbury, was Susanna Wall (1845-1885?).

This photo is of a group of young men and women posing for a group photo. The people were taking a bookkeeping course from November to December 15, 1931 in Halbstadt, Molotschna, Ukraine. Front row, fourth from left with long braids is Elsa Epp.

This photo shows the 84 men that attended the reunion of former workers in the Russian State Forestry service held 13-14 June 1970 at the Springstein Camp (Camp Assiniboia) near Headingly, Manitoba. The photo includes men who did alternative service in the medical corps and forestry service as conscientious objectors.

This photo shows all the men and women present at a reunion of men did alternative service as forestry workers, medical workers or consciencious objectors held at Camp Assiniboia 17-18 June 1972.

This photo shows a 2-horse drawn carriage with the open casket bearing Maria Albrecht (1887-1910) to the cemetery for burial. Two men are holding the horses, 7 men are standing beside the carriage, and Margarete (Walde) Albrecht, mother of the deceased is standing in the background at the far left of the photo. (This item is a reproduction of Photo 660:09.)

This item consists of a copy of Photo 660:13 with an additional photograph glued to the top left corner of a much older photo of Wilhelm Janzen b. 15. Feb. 1907. Peter D. Albright received this photo from his aunt Elizabeth (Albrecht) Janzen's estate. Could Wilhelm Janzen have been a brother of her husband, Heinrich Janzen (d. 1987)?

This photo shows six men with a wooden structure in the background. The note on the reverse in German reads: "These are all Mennonites, only J.'s two sons are missing from the photo -- Heinrich was taking the photo and the other one was at work. The one that is laughing is from __. I always say they are standing there like delegates. This is how our barracks look, _____, covering in snow. Johann, you will recognize."

This photo shows a man posing in a studio wearing leather boots and a fur hat. The gothic German on the back reads, "Auf Lebens Zeiten zur Erinnerung von deinen Lieben Jakob Harder". Could he be the father or brother of Olga Albrecht (nee Harder) (1899-1992)?

This photo is a portrait taken in Russia and was found in the collection of Elizabeth Janzen (nee Albrecht).

This photo shows a man posing in a studio beside an artistically created tree stump, with cap on head, leather belt around his waist over his jacket and wearing leather boots.

This is a photo of Arthur W. Slagel, in white shirt and tie, seated at a table, reading a newspaper.

This is a photo of four men, dressed in suit and white shirt and tie, standing in front of the entrance steps of a building. (Left to right): David Hofer, Peter H. Unruh, Alvin J. Miller, unknown.

This is a photo of a man, wearing a bowtie, in a greenhouse, checking seedlings.

This is a photo of three women and two men, relaxing in the shade. Standing in back, man on the left believed to be Arthur Slagel. A woman is standing beside him. Seated are two women. The man seated at right, is possibly from Russia.

This is a photo of Lida Peshchansky in Marie De LaRoche's room in Russia.