Mennonite Archival Information Database

Men cutting up wood in the snow

CA MHC PP-4 Photos 735-127
Einzelstück

Teil vonJacob D. Epp family fonds

Unknown

Two men surrounded by wood piles

CA MHC PP-4 Photos 735-165
Einzelstück

Teil vonJacob D. Epp family fonds

Unknown

A group of men and women working around a tractor and log piles

CA MHC PP-4 Photos 735-195
Einzelstück

Teil vonJacob D. Epp family fonds

Chopping wood

CA CMBS NP018-02-115
Einzelstück
[between 1920 to 1957]

Teil vonHelen L. Warkentin Photograph Collection

This photo is of 3 young men holding poles. They are under a shade tree and barefoot

Unknown

Wood Market at Hague

CA MHSS 992-759
Einzelstück
ca. 1920

Farmers use horses to bring loads of full length firewood to town to sell. The wood market was located on a corner of Rail Road Avenue opposite the Massey-Harris Farm Implements building where C. C. Sawatzky and Klass I. Dyck were agents. The large store to the right in photo was owned by H. P. Friesen and I. P. Friesen (of Rosthern), and was known as Friesen Brothers. Also operating one of the Rail Road Avenue stores were merchants Jacob Friesen and J. Hildebrandt.

Unknown

Chopping wood

CA CMBS NP066-02-6
Einzelstück
1927

Teil vonMary Martha Home Photograph Collection

This photo is of three women and a small boy chopping wood. According to Anna Thiessen's "The City Mission of Winnipeg" page 47-48, they are identified as left to right: Mrs. Janzen with her son, Njuta Toews and Tina Friesen. Mrs. Janzen can be assumed to be part of the family which occupied the downstairs of the house, and the other two women among the residents of the Mary Martha Home.