- CA MHC 603-76.0
- Item
- [198-?]
Part of CMC-Resources Commission-CMC Editor Photo Collection
This photo shows Walter Wiebe presenting Annie Janzen with a plaque.
Part of CMC-Resources Commission-CMC Editor Photo Collection
This photo shows Walter Wiebe presenting Annie Janzen with a plaque.
Part of CMC-Resources Commission-CMC Editor Photo Collection
This photo shows a member of the CMBC summer grounds crew hard at work.
Horse and wagon in a Mennonite village
Photograph of a horse and covered wagon tethered outside a group of buildings in a rural Mennonite village. The side of one building reads 'repair shop' in Spanish.
Rural Mennonite service station
Photograph of the yard of a service station for motor vehicles in a rural Mennonite village.
Mennonite horse team and wagon
Photograph of a pair of horses hitched to a large wagon carrying milk pails in a rural Mennonite village.
Photograph, taken head-on, of a horse drawing a buggy in a rural Mennonite village.
Tractor pulling a covered wagon
Photograph of a man driving a tractor with a cloth-covered wagon hitched to it outside a rural Mennonite village.
Photograph of a Mennonite farmer standing next to his car on a road outside a rural Mennonite village.
Photograph of a pair of Mennonite women standing in the road outside their rural village.
Mennonite teacher and students in 'committee school'
Photograph of a Mennonite teacher and students in a classroom in their village's 'committee school'.
Mennonite children attending 'committee school'
Photograph of young Mennonite children sitting at the benches of their village's 'committee school'.
People standing outside a new house
Photograph of a group of Mennonites standing outside a newly-built house in their village.
Photograph taken from a car window of a billboard on the side of a road. The billboard is written in Spanish.
Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of the Anabaptist, Simon, standing in front of his shop about the year 1553. Catholic priests were carrying their images along the street. Everybody knelt at their approach. Only Simon remained standing because he felt it was wrong to give divine honor to these man-made images. He was arrested, confessed his faith freely and openly, and was burned alive. Many people were deeply impressed by Simon's courage and steadfastness. [HR 3]
Part of COE Slide Presentation - "The Bloody Theatre or Martyrs Mirror"
The 1660 edition of Martyrs Mirror was entirely without illustrations except for the frontpiece -- the illustration just before the title page.
Braght, Thieleman J. van, 1625-1664