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Nine of Gerhard G. and Justina Epp's grandchildren playing outside on a slide attached to a picnic table. This photo was taken in the early spring with some snow still on the ground.

A formal portrait of Gerhard G. Epp. Likely when he is around sixty years old.

The children and grandchildren of Gerhard G. and Justina Epp gathering for Easter snacks outside someone's house. From left to right in this photo there is: Eugene Epp, Carol Friesen, Emily Friesen, Jacob Janzen and Paul Epp.

This portrait was taken of Ewald Epp and Louise Krause on their wedding day.

This photo shows a large white tent that has been erected outside of the Eigenheim Mennonite Church to accommodate the Canadian Conference of Mennonites in Canada.

This is a photograph of Justina with her first husband, Jacob who was Gerhard G.'s older brother. This is a portrait style photograph.

Katherina Epp (Janzen) sitting for a picture with some of her children and their spouses. The men are standing in the back row with the women in the front row. The back row from left to right: Henry T. Klassen (formerly married to the late Judith Epp), David G. Epp, Ben Krause (son-in-law), Fred Epp (son-in-law), John D. Klaassen (son-in-law) and Gerhard G. Epp. In the front row from left to right: Elizabeth Klassen (Pauls)(Married to Henry T. Klassen), Justina Epp (Rempel), Helen Krause (Epp), Elizabeth Epp, Anna Klaassen (Epp) and Justina Epp (Wiebe).

This is a photo of Gerhard G. and Justina Epp with some of each of their siblings and in-laws. The men are seated in front of the women. The back row from left to right : Elizabeth Klassen, Justina Epp, Unknown and Gertrude Dueck. The front row from left to right: Henry T. Klassen, Gerhard G. Epp and John D. Klaassen.

Gerhard G. Epp breaks ground on the new church building foundation after H.T. Klassen has finished giving the sermon. The congregation watches, the men and women standing in their own respective groups.

The foundation has been dug out by front-end loader and now labourers are digging and smoothing the sides with spades. The outside wall of the old church building has been framed to accommodate the addition that is being built.

Joint meeting of the Mennonite Board of Colonization and MCC Relief Committee in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. In the front row from left to right: J. Gerbrandt, T.O.F. Herzer, B.B. Janz, J.J. Thiessen, H.C.P. Cresswell, C.A. DeFehr, H.J. Janzen. In the second row from left to right: J. Pankratz, J.G. Rempel, A.K. Klassen, P.W. Dyck, J.M. Neufeld, J.H. Unruh, J.J. Klassen, A.A. Toews. In the third row from left to right: H.M. Epp, C.H. Snyder, F.P. Kroeker, G.J. Derksen, David Schulz, A.A. Wiens, W.H. Enns. In the fourth, (back) row from left to right: A.A. Wall, N.N. Franzen, J. Reimer, G.G. Friesen, G.G. Epp, Gustav Klaassen.

A family photograph of Justina and Julius Friesen's family. Justina Friesen (Woelk) is the mother of Justina Epp (Wiebe) and mother-in-law to Gerhard G. Epp.

This photo shows Gerhard G. Epp receiving a set of keys from Gerhard Dueck on behalf of the Eigenheim Mennonite Church and the forty years of service that Gerhard G. Epp gave. Justina Epp sits alongside Gerhard as he receives the keys inside the church as part of the service.

Both sets of twins from Gerhard G. and Justina Epp sitting at a picnic table with two grandchildren. The twins from left to right: Gerhard W. Epp, Paul W. Epp, Ruth Friesen and Frieda Janzen. Paul is holding his grandson, Michael and Ruth is holding her granddaughter, Michelle.

From left to right: Ewald Epp, Gertrude Schmidt, Lila Epp and Edwin Schmidt. The four of them are taking a close look at the American Abel steam engine that is on display on somebody's farmyard.