Schneider homestead in Lancaster, PA, two miles west of Mastersonville. The home of Christian, Joseph and Jacob Schneider who migrated to Canada in 1806 and 1807. From Schneider collection, HM 1.168.5, folder 4
The Albert M. Snyder home at 426 Queen Street South, Kitchener, Ontario. Shown are Albert, his wife Catharine (nee Cressman), daughter Viola (b.1899) and son Paul (b. 1901.).
Group photo of OMBS faculty & students, 1937. Two copies, one is from the S. F. Coffman collection. The following have been identified: Front row: J. B. Martin (16th from left), Oscar Burkholder (17th from left), S.F. Coffman (18th from left), C.F. Derstine (19th from left), Roy Koch (6th from right), Leonard Ramer (1st from right). Second row: Sarah Hoover (9th from right), Florence Stauffer Burkholder (14th from left), Lillian Wright (9th from left). Third row: Muriel Handy (15th from left).
A.C. Kolb Chorus.Front Row: Elmer Brubacher, Stanley Good, A.C.Kolb, Eldon Weber, Roy G. Bauman; Second Row: Myrtle Kolb, Laurene Good, Helen Betzner, Catherine Martin, Rhea Schisler, Mary Brubacher, Verna Snider, Ida Brubach
Inter-Mennonite Conf. Board of Congregational resources. L-R: Irvin Cressman, Marie Gingerich, John Wiebe, Earl Smith. Homer Jutzi, Barbara Frey, Paul Penner, Joy Scheifele.
Mennonite Bicentennial Commission. Executive Committee2 copies of photograph. Seated: Lorna L. Bergey; Vernon Leis; Ruby Weber. Back: Anne Wiebe; Pauline Bauman; Eben Cressman; Alice Koch.
