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This is a photo of Frank H. Epp (left), president of the Conrad Grebel College and author of several books about Mennonites, at an oral history workshop held at the Canadian Mennonite Bible College in Winnipeg. With him are (standing) Conrad Grebel College archivist Sam Steiner, and (right) Ernie Dick of the Public Archives of Canada.

Used in CM 13-48-1. A demonstrator in Washington, D.C. carries a sign in the counter demonstration: "Bomb Hanoi to win Viet War" (Polish Freedom Fighter). A photo by Sam Steiner.

Jesse B. Martin library and papers being donated to the Mennonite Archives of Ontario. Left to right: Lorna Bergey, Naomi Martin, Sam Steiner

Jesse B. Martin library and papers being donated to the Mennonite Archives of Ontario. L-R: Sam Steiner, Naomi Martin, Lorna Bergey

Sam Steiner and Naomi Martin.

Sam Steiner, librarian and archivist at Conrad Grebel College in Waterloo, Ontario. Photo taken January 1976. Hunsberger photo

Sam Steiner, Archivist of Mennonite Archives of Ontario. Commissioned for Frank H. Epp book "Stories with Meaning."

L-R: Herbert Schultz;, Sam Steiner;, Glen Brubacher; Doris Gingerich) Gascho; Joseph Nighswander; Gordon Erb; Omar Bauman. (2 copies.)

Integration Study Committee of the Inter-Mennonite Conference (Ontario).L-R Seated- Glenn Zehr, Sam Steiner, Mary Jane Brenneman; Standing- Doris Gascho, Joe Snyder, Nelson Scheifele, Waldemar Regier, Ed Janzen

Sam Steiner at podium with Ralph Lebold sitting beside him at the Board of Governors 25th anniversary banquet at Conrad Grebel College, November 17, 1989. A box from the archival collection of J. Winfield Fretz sits in front of them.

This slide is of Sam Steiner and student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."

This slide is of Archivist Sam Steiner at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."

This slide is of Sam Steiner showing student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) a picture of a family reunion at the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me." They are standing in front of the Mennonite historical library (rare Anabaptist and Mennonite book collection) housed in the Archives.

This slide is of Sam Steiner showing student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) a book in the Conrad Grebel library in "It's News to Me."

This slide is of student Suzanne (played by Tanya Sawatzky) looking at a book in the Mennonite Archives of Ontario in "It's News to Me."