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Negatives only (3). Negative #10 was used in CM 15-24-68. House & attached barn, moved to the museum from Winkler area, represent pioneer construction. To right of house & barn a log house is being reconstructed.

Negative also. Used in CM 15-33-3. Caption: House where Menno Simons is supposed to have lived while preaching at the church where his memorial now stands. Visited by MWC Tour.

Negatives also (2). Two views of the house where Menno Simons lived close up? C.f. 14.3988 & 14.3986. Visited by MWC Tour, members of whom stand in front of the house.

Negatives also (2). House where Menno Simons lived? Taken closer up than 14.3986. C.f. 14.3989.

Negative also, smaller photo (11.5x10) & mug shots (6.5x8) of Ilia Ivanov, Moscow, treas., Baptist Union & Adolph Klaupiks of Washington, D.C., interpreter for Baptist World Alliance, speaking. Used in CM 12-22-1. Cf.1992-14.2010

Information on back: Informal fellowship at Ottawa United Mennonite Church. A number of people are in a park, a fire is going in the ground level pit. The man at the back, standing, could be Peter Wiens, one of the oldest men in the cong.

Informal photo of Adolph Klaupiks of the Baptist World Alliance of Washington, D.C. who interpreted for the Russian Baptists at Mountain Lake. He is on the left & an unidentified man at the right.

Negatives also (3). Interior of a church building; in Friesland, Nether. One of points visited by MWC Tour. View of front with pulpit & chairs. In 2 of the photos, a painting of Menno Simons is on the wall to the left.

Negatives also (3). Used in CM 15-33-4. Interior of Singel Church where 1,350 people worshipped (MWC). Negative for photo & add. one of audience (with no light fixtures). Third one, view of exterior ofchurch & people who couldn't enter?

Negative also. Used in CM 15-33-4. Interior of Singel church with pastor Jan P. Matthijssen in the pulpit; 1,350 people worshipped there on Sun. July 23. C.f. 14.4018.

Similar to 14.914 except Peter Dyck (Manitoba) is not in this photo. Inter-Mennonite Peace Cf. P.J. Froese examines a booklet (see 14.915). L.to R.: C.J. Rempel, E.J. Swalm, J.J. Wichert, P.J. Froese.

Used in CM 5-19-5 & 5-51-8. Rudy Janzen (stands), rep. from Herbert Sask. speaks on need to coordinate Canadian inter-Mennonite activities. H. Taves, assoc. dir. Canadian MCC (to his right) spoke on civil def.

Used in CM 5-19-5 with "picture-story" by F.H. Epp. H.H. Kornelson of Coaldale is standing & speaking about peace efforts in Alberta in particular in regard to young people. See CM for names of those listening.

Members of Inter-Mennonite Peace Conference in informal conversation. Caption in CM 5-19-4 reads: "Informal scene at the Canada-wide Inter-Mennonite peace conference in Winnipeg last week recorded these men in a triple conversation. Waldo Lepp, Mennonite Brethren representative interviews Bishops P. Hofer and S. Kleinsasser of the Huttarian brethren; J.J. Thiessen, chairman of Conference of Mennonites in Canada, chats with H.J. Gerbrandt of Altona in the background, while Bishop D.P. Reimer of the Evangelical Mennonite church talks to Rev. Penner of the Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, at St. Anne, Manitoba."