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Part of Heinrich H. Hamm fonds
This photo is of a brick wall, with a monument, running alonside the water. The photo was taken from the other side of the river?
Anita Pries and Maria Regehr unveiling the monument
Part of Koop Family fonds
Dedication of the "Victims of Violence" monument at the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach, Manitoba.
Unveiling of the monument in Boqueirão Curitiba, for the anniversary celebration of Mennonites in Brazil with Aeltester David Koop and representatives of the German consulate".
At the grave of John and Anne Berge
L-R: Lorna Bergey, Dorothy Bergey, Allan Dettweiler, Gertrude Bergey, Lester Koch, Alice Koch, Doug Millar. (MHSO collection).
Millar, Doug
Christa Neufeld & Kelvin Dyck stand by wreath
Part of Koop Family fonds
Commemorative stone at Waldheim
Part of Agnes Pauls trip to Ukraine regarding the Jacob Reimer tombstone
This photo is of a stone monument with the Russian and English inscription "It is placed to commemorate the 170th anniversary of the founding of the colony of Waldheim by a group of Mennonites from Volhynia, originally from Prussia, headed by K. Wedel in 1836. Surrounding the monument is a stone pad and trees, walk way, flowers, and fence. [Editors Note: the location is likley Waldheim village in the Molotschna colony (CS)]
This photo is of the Heinrich Wiebe headstone locate at the corner of highway 30 and provincial road number 243 near Gretna, Manitoba. Wiebe was a delegate who came to North America in 1873 to scout out land for the Mennonites to settle. He was the brother to Aeltester Gerhard Wiebe and settled in the Edenberg area along the Post Road. The headstone was repaired and a new base with inscription was added. It was then moved to its present location with the 75th anniversary cairn at the former Schellenberg yard which was a part of the village of Neuanlage, Manitoba near Gretna.
Klippenstein, Lawrence, 1930-2022
Monument to Jakob Hoeppner honoring his pioneering efforts in directing the emigration from Prussia to Russia.
Stoesz, Dennis, 1954-
Memorial to the German pioneers of Winkler
This photo is of two women unveiling the monument erected to commemorate the German Pioneers who settled in the Winkler area prior to 1914. See volume 3269:4 for program and listing of the pioneers.
Mennonite Village Museum - Memorial to Jakob Hoeppner
Part of Lawrence Klippenstein's Mennonite Memories book photos
Mennonite Village Museum - Memorial to Johann Bartsch
Part of Lawrence Klippenstein's Mennonite Memories book photos
Monument to German pioneers of Winkler area
This photo is of the monument erected by the Winkler Heritage Society commemorating the German pioneers who settled in the Winkler area before 1914. The large stone monument with a bronze plaque stands under a large tree. The Manitoba, Canadian and Winkler flags are behind it along with a police officer. To the right are people in lawn chairs attending the unveiling ceremony. Cairn designed by Todd Braun.