Mennonite Archival Information Database

Niagara Christian College, Fort Erie, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-148
Item
1960s

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

Exterior picture at Niagara Christian College, Fort Erie, Ontario

Old "Moyer" (First) Mennonite Church in Vineland, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-124
Item
1965-8-4

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "Vineland Old Moyer (1st) now W Institute Hall" This is the Moyer Mennonite Church in Vineland built in 1897 and replaced with a new building in 1962. Now Women's Institute building.

Old Order Meetinghouse southeast of Markham, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-81
Item
1965-10-6

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "Old Order church southeast of Markham" This is the Reesor Mennonite Meetinghouse, Markham, Ontario. It was used by Old Order Mennonites and the Markham-Waterloo Conference Mennonites. The latter group stopped using the building in 1991. It was also the home of the Steeles Avenue Mennonite Church from 1964 to 1986.

Old Order Mennonites at Martin Meetinghouse, Waterloo, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-95
Item
1965-9-29

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "Martin's Meeting House N. of Waterloo"

Old Order Mennonites at Martin Meetinghouse, Waterloo, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-96
Item
1965-8-29

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

On slide: "Martin's Meeting House N. of Waterloo" Old Order Mennonites getting on/off buggies.

Old Order parents and children traveling in buggy

CA MAO HM1-64-1-97
Item
1965-8-22

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

Old Rittenhouse home and studio, Vineland, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-21
Item
1965-8-4

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

Rittermere Farmcraft studio, located in an old Rittenhouse family home in Vineland, Ontario. This pictures some of the needlework sold by the studio. On slide: "Old Rittenhouse home & studio"

Old Rittenhouse home, Vineland, Ontario

CA MAO HM1-64-1-22
Item
1965-8-4

Part of James Reusser photograph collection

In 1790 the Rittenhouse family immigrated to the Vineland area from Pennsylvania and built the first house on this homestead. This house, which was built circa 1850s, has a stylized Mennonite Georgian exterior. Located at 4280 Cherry Avenue, Vineland. On slide: "Old Rittenhouse Home - Vineland"