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This is a photo of the Lieutenant Governor's residence, Upper Fort Garry, Winnipeg. It is a three storey building with vines growing up the front. In the fore ground is a cannon with two piles of cannonballs.

This is a photo of a man sitting outside a pioneer house (sod house) in Manitoba.

This is a photo of the farmstead of the Jacob Daniels family in Akkermen, Molotschna. [HR 59]

This is a photo the entrance to the estate Reimerhof in the vicinity of Altonau. [HR 105]

This is a photo of the estate Reimerhof in the vicinity of Altonau. [HR 105]

This is a photo of the estate Taschtschenak, it was founded by Johann Cornies and it remained the property of the family until the Revolution changed all things. [HR 105]

This is a photo of the home of the Peter Siemens family in Nieder-Chortitza. The Peter Siemens' were the grandparents of Mrs. Maria Siemens of Winkler and later of Winnipeg. [HR 103]

This photo shows the old Jacob Dueck's farm in Rosengard, East Reserve, Manitoba located on SW 18-6-6E. The Dueck family is standing on the yard. (l-r) sons, Jacob N. and Diedrich N., Jacob Dueck born 1846, son Peter and Mrs. Dueck, nee Maria Neufeld. See also East Reserve 125, Hanover Steinbach 1874-1999 published as a supplement to Preservings No. 13, Dec. 1998, p. 18. In the background is their house barn, a fence and an out building built of logs. Beside the people stand a goat. Further in the background is a dense array of [poplar?] trees. The house barn appears well built and in good repair including the thatched roof.

This is a photo of the home of the H. Hamm family in Blumstein, Molotschna. [HR 98]

This is a photo of a Mennonite farmstead in the village of Hamberg, Molotschna [HR 99]

This is a photo of the home of the Johann Thiessen family in Halbstadt, Molotschna. [HR 104]

This is a photo of the Peter Abrams house under construction in the Bergthal district, Saskatchewan. The men in the photo are (left to right): Johann Andres senior; his sons Gerhard Andres and Johann Andres; the home owner, Peter Abrams and Jacob Andres, another son of Johann senior. The boy standing on the fence is Aron Abrams.

This photo shows the large two-storey house with a lower and upper veranda and a picket fence in front which the Friesens built beside the older small one (see 683:2).

This is a photo of the Menno Simons House in Oldesloe.

This photo is of a Mennonite house in the village of Sady, Poland built around 1830. The one and a half story hosue is built of wood and has a straw roof. An out building and fence is in the foreground.