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A photograph of the Cornelius and Maria (Pankratz) Penner and family taken in front of large draped curtains, in either a school or church setting. Back row (left to right): Jacob Friesen holding Arthur Friesen, Rudy Friesen, Henry Friesen, Elfrieda (Friesen) Janzen and Laura Penner. Second row (left to right): Elfrieda (Penner) Friesen, Maria (Pankratz) Penner, Cornelius C. Penner, meeting his family after 28 years, Otto Heinz Penner and Eva Penner. First row (left to right): Erica (Friesen) Pankratz, Edward Friesen, Arthur Penner, Maria (Friesen) Amstutz and Adeline Penner.

This is a photo of four pupils, two girls and two boys, and their teacher Abram Wiebe in a classroom. Deaf and dumb pupils are taught to form sounds. Abram Wiebe is resting his fingers on the pupil's larynx and chin and often guides the tongue. It usually took several months of instruction to teach these children the ABC in the proper tonal pitch because they could not hear what they were saying.

The Winnipeg Mennonite Children's Choir poses for a photo in Winnipeg's Kildonan Park.

Front row: Anthony Espinosa, unknown, unknown, Will Krahn, unknown, unknown, Alicia Dueck?, Carlee-Ann Dueck, Nicole Neudorf?, unknown
Second row: Erin Visch-Krahn, Jenny Jandavs?, unknown, Ginny Krahn, unknown, unknown, Susanne Langel, Anna Pauls
Third row: unknown, unknown, unknown, Laurelle Froese, Adrienne Redekopp, Ashley Klassen, unknown, unknown, Nicolette Liwanang, unknown
Fourth row: unknown, unknown, Julia Krahn, Karl Rink, Ingrid and Erica Dueck?, Helen Litz, unknown, unknown, unknown, Kim Urbonas, Judy Urbonas
Trees: unknown, unknown, Korey Peters?

This item consists of Jacob Jantz house, Saskatoon. The house is of the Mid-Century Split Level design. It has a two door garage half sunken into the ground. The front grass has been replaced with growing lands with rows of plotted plants.

[Negative of Photo # 0375-0011]. This is a negative of 375-11.

[Negative of Photo # 0375-0010]. This is a negative of 375-10.

The deli section of Friesen's Department store. A sign on the display reads "O.X. Food Value CAMPFIRE SKINLESS SAUSAGE" selling for $0.35 per pound. A worker is behind the display case, and behind him is a food preparation station.

This item consists of Friesen Department Store - inside. Near the centre of the photo is a cash register, below which is a sign reading "Take Carts Here". Behind the register is several aisles of foodstuff. A sign hanging on the left wall indicates that that aisle contains "bread & Pastries".

This item consists of Friesen Department Store - inside. Shown in the photo is a women's clothing section. On the table below lies articles of clothing neatly folded. Above is a sign advertising "Nylon Tricot" slips for a price of $1.99. A sign next to it indicates that the store is a self service, and that customers are to pay as they leave.. To the left of the photo is a cashier standing next to a cash register.

This item consists of P. J. Dyck's Heimstaette bei Reesor, Ontario. A homestead consisting of two buildings is shown. The building to the right has access to an area demarcated by a wooden fence. Inside the fenced area is a feeding trough for animals. The building to the left has a chimney with smoke coming out. This building has access to a field. There is a path leading to both buildings, marked by the wooden fence to the right and wooden pegs to the left. In the background there is a forest with very tall and skinny birch trees.

This item consists of members of the Canadian Mennonite Board of Colonization including D. H. Bender, G. Warkentin, J. W. Wiens, P. H. Wiebe, Gerhard Ens, David Toews (back row third from left) ??, C. K. Unruh, ??, A. A. Friesen (back row far right), P. P. Epp. (see "Mennonite Exodus", p. 123)

This item consists of Pioneering at Rabbit Lake. two men are plowing a field with a team of 5 horses. One man is sat on the back of a horse, while the other stands by the plow. Before them is a patch of already plowed ground. Behind them is uncultivated grounds with dense brush and small trees further behind them. [see "Mennonite Exodus" p. 195].

This item consists of Pioneering at Rabbit Lake. Three men are working on the construction of a log cabin. Two of the men work on the area of the cabin around the main door, while the third man is working with a horse. The horse has a platform attached to it carrying a barrel. Surrounding the cabin is dense brush and small trees. [see "Mennonite Exodus" p. 195].

This item consists of Friesen's Department Store, Saskatchewan. A strip of businesses along a dirt road. From right to left the businesses are "Rosthern Jewellers", "Shop-Rite", and "Friesen's Dept. Store". A group of people stand in the entrance to the jewellery store. Four cars are parked alongside the stores.

This item consists of Friesen Department Store - inside. Inside of the store there are multiple people shopping. A sign in the top left advertises a sale for "ladies Beach Hats" and their price range from $0.69 to $2.99. Further to the back another sign advertises "Boy's Dress Oxfords" at a price of $3.97 per pair. Along the shelves to the right is a display of briefcases, and below those are folded clothes.