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Two copies of photo. Inaugural ceremony, Oct. 25, 1964 in U. of Waterloo, Theatre of the Arts with J. Winfield Fretz speaking. C.f. 1994-14.1565 for a photo of the audience only. Hunsberger photo

Ground-breaking for Academic Building at Conrad Grebel College in November 1975. L-R: Lewis Brubacher, Florence Schlegel, Alson Weber, Dorothy Funk

Groundbreaking ceremony for Conrad Grebel College in October 1963.

Cornerstone laying service for Conrad Grebel College Residence in 1964. L-R: Earle Snyder, Harvey Taves, Milton R. Good, Elven Shantz, Norman High, John Neufeld, J. Winfield Fretz, Henry H. Epp

Dedication Service for Conrad Grebel College in Theatre of the Arts at the U. of Waterloo, October 25, 1964. Carl Kreider, Dean of Goshen College, is speaking.

Ground breaking for Conrad Grebel College Residence Building, October 5, 1963. L-R: Newton Gingrich, Henry Yantzi, J. Winfield Fretz, Henry P. Epp, Douglas D. Millar.

Inaugural service of Conrad Grebel College, October 25, 1964. Newton Gingrich, Moderator of Mennonite Conference of Ontario speaking.

Dr. W. Fretz stands beside the cornerstone before it was placed on the wall of the CGC chapel. Construction workers also in the photo. C.f. 1992-14.2548.

Conrad Grebel College dedication service in the chapel on October 25, 1964. Original is slide.

Conrad Grebel College chapel and residence building on the night of the college's dedication October 25, 1964. Hunsberger photo

This is a photo of Heinrich Wiebe's gravestone and the 75th monument (erected in 1950) at the former village of Neuanlage, at Cairn Corner.

This is a photo of the monument commemorating 75th anniversary of arrival of Mennonite pioneers west of the Red River, erected in 1950. It is located on the David Schellenberg homestead, part of the village of Neuanlage, known as Cairn Corner. There is a group of people standing around the Heinrich Wiebe relocated headstone.

This is a photo of the monument commemorating 75th anniversary of arrival of Mennonite pioneers west of the Red River erected in 1950 on the homestead of David Schellenberg at Neuanlage what has become known as Cairn Corner 1 mile north of Gretna.

This is a photo of the relocation ceremony of Heinrich Wiebe gravestone at Cairn Corner, along the Post Road near Gretna at the former site of the villag eof Neuanlage. Lawrence Klippenstein is holding a tape recorder and micorphone. N:693-700

This is a photo of the detail on the 75th anniversary monument placed at Cairn corner on the former David Schellenberg property in 1950. It shows a sower sowing seeds, and man plowing with two oxen.