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Part of Peter Klassen Homeland for Strangers Photograph Collection
This is a photo of a canal full of water running parallel to tall trees and a fence. There is a cow near the canal in the foreground and buildings in the background. Prussian Mennonites dug these canals by hand.
Unknown....
This photo is of an attractive brown horse. There is a row of trees behind the horse. In the background is a tall transmission tower. The ground is flat.
A typical Polish peasants home
Part of Wojiech Marchlewski Polish Mennonite Sites Photo Collection
This photo is of a painting showing a home with a straw roof and a person working in the foreground.
Part of Eric Leonard Ratzlaff fonds
A portrait photograph of Anna (Wohlgemuth ) Ratzlaff.
Unknown.
Part of Eric Leonard Ratzlaff fonds
This is M.S. Tabinta ship on which the Erich Ratzlaff and his family travelled to Canada. On 19 July 1948 the family boarded the Dutch ship M.S. Tabinta in Rotterdam and disembarked in Quebec City on 29 July 1948.
Unknown
Seated (left to right) Aeltester Bartel and wife Anna (Beutel) Bartel. Standing in back, three unidentified men and a woman.
Peretz, H.
This photo is of a black and white calf standing in a flat field. A row of trees is in the background. Transmission towers can also be seen in the background. The roof of a building can be seen on the far right. A small crop is grain is behind the calf.
Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of a carriage ready and waiting in front of the Friesens' residence. Edwin Friesen guides the horses. [HR 18]
Part of John B Toews fonds
This file consists of the following items:
1) Diary: Vom Don an Den Fraser: Forschung und Erinnerung Eine persoenliche Famiengeschichte 173 pages. Includes a family tree on the last page.
2) Interview :in Perspktywy, Nr. 38, 17. Sept. 1976 by Olgierd Budrewicz "Our people between oceans: The last Polish Mennonite"
7 pages
3) Saturnin Sobol "On the trail of our articles In the Mennonite Museum" Perspektywy Jan. 7, 1977 no. 1, 4 pages
4) A letter from William M. Wiest, Portland Orgon who donated a copy of the two above papers. Box 238
Ratzlaff, Erich Leonard, 1911-1988
Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of all that is left of the Hans Epp residence. The barn is no more. The well, which was formerly an artesian well, today requires a pump. [HR 12]
Part of Europe Mennonite History fonds
Henry Nickel's home in Neuhorfer in Poland.
Unknown...
Home of Charlotte Wiebe's brother, Bernhard
This photo is of the home of Charlotte Wiebe's brother, Bernhard. It shows a large two-storey brick building with a number of windows. It has steps leading to the entry. The house is beside a stream or a ditch in the foreground.
House of Charlotte Wiebe's family
This photo is of the family home of Charlotte Wiebe. The house has become dilapidated. The yard is overgrown with weeds and low bushes. A woman can be seen standing in the background beside the house.
House of Charlotte Wiebe's family
This photo is of the house of Charlotte Wiebe's family. The house is in poor condition. The roof is damaged and tiles are missing on one corner of it. It is a large house that has little paint left on it. There are low bushes in front of the house and a large tree on the right side of it.
Fragmented correspondence and reports concerning Horst's Mennonite Central Committee service in Poland from 1948-1950. Includes a thank you letter from the people of the town of Bullingen (Büllingen), correspondence regarding a Polish Mennonite pastor seeking assistance in the early 1950s and materials about MCC relief unit reunions. Also present are two family photographs and several Christmas letters written in the 1960s, when J. Alton Horst pastored in Illinois.
Horst, J. Alton (John Alton)