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This photo is of Mrs. Charlotte Wiebe sitting on the back step of the home in which she was born. A young Polish boy,Tatek Wisniewski, is sitting beside her. The house is an unpainted wooden structure. On the right side of the photo, the trunk of a linden tree is prominent. There is a low growth of grass or weeds in front of the house.

This photo is of the road leading to the cable ferry at Rotebude near Kasemark in Poland. The waterway is on the left side of the photo. There is an unpaved road along the waterway. The land is flat with low grasses. Short shrubs are at the water's edge.

This photo is of a woman sitting in an open one-horse carriage which is standing in front of a long, low building. There are a few trees at intervals in front of the building. The horse and carriage are standing on a flat and empty yard. The property belongs to Charlotte Wiebe's uncle, Mr. Harder.

This is a photo of a guest house in Zappat, Poland. It is a white building, Tudor-like in appearance with some balconies.

This photo is of three members of the Harder family sitting on a sled in Damerau, Germany. The sled is being pulled by two horses and is in front of a long building. The building is constructed of brick on the first floor and wood on the second floor. A ladder is propped against an open window on the second floor. There is snow on the ground and on the roof.

This is a photo of St. Trinity Church in Danzig which was built in 1431. The photo shows the nave and the sanctuary from the outside.

This photo is of the ferry crossing of the Weichsel River in Poland. On the left side of the photo is Schiewenhorst and on the right side is Nickelswalde. A few small buildings can be seen on the left side. There are trees on the shore on either side.

This is a photo of the Great Mill on the Radunia Canal in Danzig. The mill was in use from 1350 to 1945. There is a courtyard in the foreground and a building under reconstruction in the background.

This is a side view if the Great Mill along the Radunia Canal in Danzig. The roof has many dormer windows. The mill was in use from 1350 to 1945. There are two women walking in the foreground.

This photo is of the Stuhmer, Sea in the Danzig area of Poland. The photo shows a body of water with low trees and shrubs on its shores. The land in the foreground is flat with with some tall grass growing on it. There is also a strip in front of the water which has no vegetation on it.

This photo is of a stove and china cabinet in the Epp home in Baerwalde. The china cabinet is beside the door on the right side of the room. A few plates can be seen behind the glass doors. The cabinet is of dark wood. In the corner on the adjoining wall is a stove. It is a tall white structure with fancy moulding at the top. The room has a wooden floor.

This photo is of built-in closet in the home of Abraham Epp in Bärwalde, Poland. It shows four closet doors.

This photo is of Walter Wiebe with his arm around the neck of a foal. They are standing in front of a brick building. The building has large wooden doors in the centre of it, with a smaller door and window to the right.

This photo is of a four-horse team pulling a wagon. Walter Wiebe is riding a horse on the right side, immediately in front of the wagon. They are riding along a dirt road. One tree can be seen on the left side of the photo and a partial tree can be seen on the right side. There is grass on either side of the road. This team of horses shows how farm work was done at that time.