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This is a photo of Gerhard Nikkel and his second wife Wilhelmine Kuipers, and the children. Wilhelmine is the sister to Anna Caroline, Gerhard's first wife.

Previously this photo was described as the following based on the text from Gerhard Lohrenz's book "Heritage Remembered."

This is a photo of Gerhard Nikkel and his wife Anna Caroline, born Kulpers, from Holland with their children. They served as missionaries on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia, where Anna died. Gerhard was a chaplain at the Razin Forestry camp. Around 1901 her married a sister to his firs wife, and they lived in Gnadenfeld, Molotschna. A son Franz was murdered in 1919. [HR 157].

Celebration of 10 yrs/ZP-30

Caption in The Canadian Mennonite, November 9, 1962 (10-44-9) reads: "Servettes is the name of a group of about 15 young women in the United Mennonite church, Waterloo, Ont., which began as a fellowship group two years ago and since then has made a rather unique contribution to the church by helping spontaneously wherever help is needed including a wide variety of activities including library work, painting, and the traditional sewing and preparation of suppers."

This is a photo of twenty two civilian prisoners of war on Tobolsk, Siberia. Eduard Wehrmann is in the centre of the second row from the back. Other men on the photo include Bar, Heinze, Kluge, Kottas, Richier, Dorn, Kasper, Ungar, Hellemann, Ewert, Ornowsky, Fuhrmann, Zimmering, Fleschner, Warkentin, Schaefer, Siechmund, Fuhrmann, [Schighman?], [Satachatsky?].
Middle row, far right is Johan Fuhrmann.

The Fuerstenland Choir taken in Georgstal at the home of Peter Lepps.

Plaque awarded to Helen Litz in recognition of her contributions to Canada's 125th anniversary celebrations.

Commemorative wall plate from the International Music Festival in Main-Spessart, Germany.

Commemorative suncatcher from the International Choral Competition in Montreux, Switzerland.

Marilyn Laycraft and Peter Paetkau

Some of the workers leaning against the wall supports as they are building the Herschel Ebenfeld Mennonite Church. Centre is Peter J. Klassen.

A close-up photograph of Peter J. Klassen working on the Herschel Ebenfeld Mennonite Church, attaching wooden shingles to the roof of the church.

The outer wall and window frames have all been completed. The 3 workers are putting the final touches on the peak of the roof. Facing the camera appears to be Peter J. Klassen.

A man [Peter J. Klassen?] dries off his face using a towel just outside the house that is near the Herschel Ebenfeld Mennonite Church.

A boy [Peter P. Klassen?] cuts wooden shingles using a hand saw and a wooden guide so as to make all the shingles a uniform thickness.

A man [Peter J. Klassen?] wearing a suit stands on a saw horse and leans against the exterior wall of the Herschel Ebenfeld Mennonite Church.