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This photo is of a group of women and children in front of the house. One man is standing by the steps. There is a wide porch at the top of the stairs which is part of the white house.

This is a photo of Grandma Susanna Funk’s home in Hague, Saskatchewan in 1949. She is standing in front wearing her large white work apron.

This is of 7 people - 2 women, 2 men and 3 children - in front of the abandoned Ben Hildebrandt home in Rosenthal. It shows a rundown painted brick house with attached barn. It has a high wooden gable with a thatched roof in disrepair. The people are leaning against a wood fence. There are bare trees between the people and the building and an unkempt, grassy area in front of them.

This photo is of the front of the Epp family home in Bärwalde (Poland). The front porch is enclosed and a dormer window is above the porch. There are four windows with shutters on the front of the house. The porch also has windows on all three sides. A set of steps with a railing on either side leads up the entrance. A woman is standing on the left side of the house. There are a number of chickens running freely in the yard.

This photo is of the Epp family home in Bärwalde (Poland). It is a wooden house with weathered green paint. The front porch is enclosed. There are windows on the two sides that are visible in the photo. The windows on the lower level all have shutters. There is a dormer window above the front porch and four windows at the end of the house on the second level. A bicycle is leaning against the front of the house. A wire mesh fence surrounds the yard. A hand pump with a tub under it is on the right side of the property and a pail is hanging from a fence post beside the pump. A flock of ducks is resting in the front yard.

This photo is of the Jacob Voth and Sara Voth home in Bradner, BC after an addition was added. "our house as it looks now - strawberries in the foreground." - written on back.

This is a photo of a drawing of Johann Cornies' first house in Ohrloff, Molotschna.

This photo is of Charlotte Wiebe sitting on the step of her former home with young Tatek Wisniewski. The house is an unpainted wooden structure. On the right side of the photo, the trunk of a linden tree is prominent. There is a low growth of grass or weeds in front of the house.

This is a photo of Charlotte Wiebe looking out of the Dutch door of the annex of her family home. The window beside the door is boarded up. The roof of the house has terra cotta tiles. There is a tree beside the house whose branches and leaves touch the roof.