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Correspondence, sermons?, printed matter
Used to be called a “Harder family collection,” because it includes papers from the extended family, but Johann Harder seems to be more or less the central person.
Harder, Johann, 1836-1930
Johann Rempel with his wife, Justina
Part of David L. Hunsberger collection
Johann Rempel with his wife, Justina. A well-to-do industrialist and engineer, Johann Rempel was brother of photographer Rempel, and was on occasion photographed by him. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 11. Hunsberger photo
Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933
Johann Rempel, his wife Justina, and their children
Part of David L. Hunsberger collection
Johann Rempel, his wife Justina, and their children. From the left: Katharine, Susie, and John. John resisted keeping still for the camera until his father was able to distract him with a machinery catalogue from the Rempel factory. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 56. Hunsberger photo
Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933
Katherine and Nikita Saloff-Astakhoff
Part of Nikita and Katherine Saloff-Astakhoff Photograph Collection
This photo is of Nikita and Katherine Saloff-Astakhoff posing for a photo. They were involved in the Tent Mission or Zeltmission.
Kornelius Rempel (the photographer's brother)
Part of David L. Hunsberger collection
Kornelius Rempel (the photographer's brother) with his daughter, Lenchen. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 51. Hunsberger photo
Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933
Lee side of Chortitza Island - silt formed delta
This photo is of the "lee" or southern side of the Chortitza Island (Insel Chortitza). This photo is taken from a boat, with water in the foreground and trees in the background.
Schroeder, William, 1933-2013
Lenchen Rempel, the photographer's niece.
Part of David L. Hunsberger collection
Lenchen Rempel, the photographer's niece. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday Plate 67. Hunsberger photo
Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933
This photo is of locals lining up to get kbac (a mild beer) in Zaporozyhe, Ekaterinaslav (South Russia) from a trailer. The people are waiting in a well cared for public area with hedges and seating areas.
Schroeder, William, 1933-2013
This photo is of the girls school in Neu-Halbstadt. See P.M. Friesen's book p. 764. The building is large, brick and ornate and in a "U" shape. The vegetation in the front is overgrown. See also NS17-01-7.
Part of John B Toews fonds
Series consists of the following files:
1) Paraguay/Canada/USA/Mexico
2) Germany
3) Russia/Ukraine
4) Poland/Holland/Danzig maps
Maria Schroeder, Rosenthal (left) and Maria Sawatzky, Chortiza
Part of David L. Hunsberger collection
Maria Schroeder, Rosenthal (left) and Maria Sawatzky, Chortiza. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday Plate 66. Hunsberger photo
Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933
Series consists of the following files:
1) Minutes - 1965-1968 - (1 file) Box 332
2) Correspondence - 1965-1985 (6 files) Box 332 3
3) Reports - 1965-1988 - (1 file) Box 332
4) Financial Records - 1967-1985 - (8 files) Box 332
5) School Kits (Kampuchea, Laos) - 1982-1985 - (1 file) Box 332
6) Yarrow Clothing Center - 1964-1966 - (1 file) Box 332
7) Aid through Trade - 1975 - (1 file) Box 332
8) Development Education -1982-1983 - (1 file) Box 332
9) Lists - 1981-1985 - (1 file) Box 332
10) Publications - 1981-1985 - (1 file) Box 332
11) Clippings - 1945-1988, 2004 - (1 file) Box 332
12) Christian Medical Association (Ukraine), correspondence & photographs, 2003-2004 - (1 file) Box 333
Mennonite Central Committee British Columbia
Various subjects and time periods
Mennonite Central Committee (Akron, Pennsylvania)
Melitopol Mennonite church building
This photo is of a large crowd of people standing outside the Melitopol Mennonite Church which was built in 1912. See also NS17-01-01. Note: this slide is cracked.
Melitopol Mennonite church building
This photo is of a large crowd of people standing outside the Melitopol Mennonite Church which was built in 1912. See also NS17-01-01.