This is a photo of a windmill in Russia with village houses in the distant background. In D.M. Hofer's book, Die Hungersnot in Russland, this photograph is identified as Old Windmill in Johannesruh, p. 134.

This item contains 4 men on horses, one man beside a windmill, and a barn and house in the background.

This photo is a silhouette of the remains of the Alexanderkrone windmill. The dark hulk with a portion of the sail and tail remaining hang from the top cap structure against a background of blue sky and white clouds.

This photo is of the Alexanderkrone, Molotschna windmill. The exterior structure is made of red brick in a circular shape. The photo shows a doorway and two windows above it. The top part of the mill consisting of the cap and sails are destroyed. The mill operated until 1952.

This photo is of the remains of the windmill that stood in the community of Alexanderkrone, Molotschna. The top cap with the sails have been ruined by fire. A man on the far right walks towards the building.

This photo is of the remains of the windmill in Alexanderkrone, Molotschna. Three people [from the Mennonite Heritage Cruise?] stand in the doorway and the charred remains of the cap of the mill are over head.

Barn with a windmill on its roof. Photo taken in Waterloo County, Ontario during the 1950s. Hunsberger photo

This photo is of the Burwalde school ground showing the school on the left, a small shack and white building on the right. In the background, on the horizion a windmill can be seen.

This photo is of the Burwalde school grounds from a different angle than the previous photo, 639:59. The school on the left, two small buildings on the right and on the horizion a windmill. Long shadows of fence posts and a person are in the foreground.

This photo is of the windmill at Burwalde Manitoba framed with an oval and is the same image as the one previous, 639:62 but some of the context of the photo have been hidden due to the frame. The mill in this photo is not operational. The sails have been removed. The door stands open with a bicycle leaning against the building. Houses can be seen in the background on the left.

This photo is of the windmill at Burwalde Manitoba. The mill in this photo is not operational. The sails have been removed. The door stands open with a bicycle leaning against the building. Houses can be seen in the background on the left.

This photo is of two children climbing a windmill used for generating electricity in Paraguay. P. 202

This photo is of two boys on a windmill near Filadelfia, Fernheim Colony. Used in the book" Garden in the Wilderness", by Edgar Stoesz p. 202.

This photo is of the top or cap of the Alexanderkrone windmill that suffered heavy fire damage. The structure of the cap, a portion of the sail and frame of the tail sits on top of a red brick base portion of the mill.

A herd of cattle grazing with a windmill in the background