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The old city hall building before it was demolished to make way for The Eaton Mall complex, King St. E.

The Old Homestead Pick Wick [Miniature] Golf Course on Queen St. South with an automobile parked in front. Used in Hannes Schneider, p. 126. Near duplicate photo included.

The old sod-built Mennonite Brethren Church near Kirk, Colorado.

The old swimming hole on South St., Berlin (Kitchener), Ont. July 1912. Located on obverse of leaf 75 of typed, illustrated diary

"The old swimming hole on South St.," Berlin (Kitchener), Ont. Located on obverse of leaf 75 of typed, illustrated diary

The Oscar Burkholder family. L-R Back: Marie, Oscar, Nellie, Mary; Front: Agnes, John, Clayton. Informal.

The Personnel Committee: A. Brubacher, M. Weber, P. Good, R. Lebold (staff), A. Leis and H. Schultz. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1978, p. 47.

The Peters Store owned by Peter Peters, maternal grandfather of Marg Boldt. Jewelry was sold here and the family was well off. The Brasol Colony was just north of the Molochna Colony.

The photo of this group of women taken in Halbstadt in October 1942 includes Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck’s grandmother, Anna (Wiens) Rempel who is sitting in the middle. The family milked this goat because they couldn’t afford a cow. The photo was given to Anna by a person named H. Schirmacher. The other women on the photo are not identified. Perhaps they were kindergarten teachers with Anna. (See photo #12)

The planning committee for a youth convention meets in Kitchener in the 1960s. Left to right: Dale Schumm, Vernon Leis, David Groh, Herb Schultz.

The president's house was located at 286 Algonquin Drive in Waterloo. It was owned by Conrad Grebel College and sold to help finance the construction of the 1976 academic building.

The property of Gerhard Klassen in Blumenort, a house with two gates. Mr. Klassen owned the General Store in Blumenort where Elvera’s father, Jakob Bergen and her uncle, Martin Duerksen worked. The Bergen and Duerksen families fled to Blumenort for safety and lived on this property.

The property of Isaak Sawatsky, step-grandfather of Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck and Henry Gossen. This photo was taken in Springtime when the snow was melting. See M2004D-1 for a photo of Isaak Sawatsky and his wife Anna (Dick) Gossen Sawatsky.