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Vietnamese children stand with a US Marine
Used in CM 19-5-1. Vietnamese children stand with a US marine as they watch their house burn. An Allied patrol set the hut on fire after finding Communist ammunition in it. See caption for further details.
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View down a street of newly built houses in Bielefeld, Germany
View down a street of newly built houses in Bielefeld, Germany. The houses are stuccoed & tall trees line the street; the forest is in the bkgd. Some of the 11 houses built by the paxmen there? See 1994-14.2202.
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This photo is of a village hut, built with clay walls and a straw roof.
Village No. 2 in Volendam Colony
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of a neatly organized yard and home of a Mennonite immigrant in Village No. 2, Volendam Colony. The house has a thatched roof and the yard is fenced in with [sugar cane?] stocks.
Village on a hillside, consisting of several rows of houses
Village on a hillside, consisting of several rows of houses. Chun Kwan Li, Village of Heavenly Light in Korea? Negative was with 1994-14.2309 & 2310.
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Alicia and Vincent Bono are standing in the doorway to their log house.
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Vineland immigrant family home
Note on back says: "One of the homes used by an immigrant family in 1924."
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Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of the watchhouse on the dyke along the Vistula River. [HR 6]
Volunteers building a log cabin at Manigotogan
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photo shows some volunteers from the U.S. at work building a log cabin at Manigotogan, Manitoba
Volunteers rebuilding the house on the Matthys farm which was destroyed by the tornado
Negatives also. Two photos of volunteers re building the house on the Matthys farm which was destroyed by the tornado.
Kroeker, Dave, 1939-
Edith and Neill von Gunten's house in Riverton, Manitoba.
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Voth family home on Springstein farm
Part of Johannes T. and Katherina (Bergen) Voth photo collection
A 1933? photo of John and Tina Voth standing by Franz Kassen's car (see NP214-01-11) in front of the first Canadian home they purchased in 1927, located on a farm near Springstein, Manitoba.
The Walnut Receiving Home house in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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A photo of the Walnut Receiving Home in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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This photo is of the Fast family home in Neumünsterberg, Poland. It is a large two and a half storey half-timbered building. There are columns at the front of the building. An attached wing of the building is of wooden construction. There are trees behind the house and on the left side. Three young men are standing on the sidewalk in front of the house. The road in front is of it is paved with cobblestone. This house is preserved as an historical monument.