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A church leader likely giving a sermon or reading scripture inside of a church. Not found in CM.

A drawing more than a photo of a street (likely in Mexico) with what looks like a church spire in the distance. Used in CM 4-8-7.

A Mennonite Church opposite Grudenz (Grudziadz?), Poland on the Vistula River after being abandoned during the post Second World War era. Duplicate photo included in file. Two copies of photo.

Negative also. Front and sides of the church building. "Alberta Community Church" is the name on the building. Dated Jan. 1956.

Colour photograph. The Baden Mennonite Church. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1974, p. 58.

Negative also. Front & side view ofchurch building Second copy (9x9) also.

This is a photo of the "Bethels" Church [as the photo is inscribed, but could be Bethel Mennonite Church?] in Mountain Lake, Minnesota. It shows a wooden structure with what appear to be additions on each end. A long platform runs along the side of the church. It is accessible by stairs from several directions. There are two sets of doors visible. There is a small covered area marking the main entrance. Ginger bread designs decorate the gables and the roof.

Used in CM 18-42-10. Front & side view of church building at the time when an addition was added & dedicated.

Negative only. Front of church building

Colour photograph. New Hamburg's Biehn Mennonite Church. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1974, p. 57.

Used in CM 12-6-1 with art. on history ofchurch; front of the newchurch building The new building had recently been dedicated.

This is a photo of the Blaine Lake Russian Baptist Church in the country, seven miles out of town.

Written on reverse: The former Old Colony School house in the Village of Blumenthal, north of Saskatoon. Up to late 1950s it was used as a church house. The architecture ie. the windows in attic, show it as a bldg from Old Colony times. The Brauns may have attended church, the children school here.

Negatives only, 3. Three views of board members at the CMC annual meeting in Saskatoon. Negative #6 is somewhat similar to 1998-14.120 which was used in the CM 6-28-9, but is taken from further away. Negative #1 is closer up & shows board members more clearly & J.J. Thiessen as chair. Negative#2 is taken from the side & also shows some of the men who were delegates sitting in the front rows (backs to camera). The huge pipe organ & the part of the balcony are also partly visible.

Colour photograph. The Breslau Mennonite Church Building. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1974, p. 56.