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Tina Rempel, 8 July 1912

Tina Rempel, 8 July 1912. The sofa and the German-made figurines were from the Rempels' living-room. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday Plate 75. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Toy horse and rider

Two photos on negative. Left: unknown. Right: Horse and rider. Nikolai Fehderau, grandson of Peter Bahnmann, was photographed while visiting relatives living in the Russian sea-port city of Berdjansk in 1909. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 18. Hunsberger photo. The photographer was S. la. Berman of Berdjansk.

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two photos

Two photos on negative. Top photo: Johann Dyck, Johannes Retzlaff, David Geskker identified. Bottom photo: Funeral of Lena Braun, sister of the photographer. The white dress and head-covering was traditionally reserved for funerals. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday Plate 64. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two photos by Peter Gerhard Rempel

Two photos on negative. Left photo: Peter Gerhard Rempel - A sheet of images documenting the products of his father's factory, superimposed onto a copy of Rempel's wedding-picture. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 4. Right photo: Tina Rempel on right, other girls unknown. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two photos: Chess players and Stroll after picnic

Two photos on negative. Left photo: Chess players at Gruenfeld. The photographer's nephew Hans Rempel (far left), another nephew Gerhard Rempel (standing), and Abram Wiebe (far right) have been identified. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 52. Right photo: A stroll after a picnic. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 45. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two photos of buildings in Chortitza

Two photos on negative. Top photo: Chortizer Regional office (Gebiets-Amt). Bottom photo: Mennonite girls' school in the town of Chortiza. Rempel hand-tinted copies of this photograph and sold them as post-cards. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 37. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two photos on negative. Left: Four boys. Middle

Two photos on negative. Left: Four boys. Middle in front: Peter Rempel, Peter Gerhard Rempel's son. Right: Students. Standing, from the left: David Kroeger, Johann Rempel; seated, from the left: Kornelius Rempel, Abram Klassen. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 53. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two photos on negative. Left photo: Neufeld children and their guests

Two photos on negative. Left photo: Neufeld children and their guests at the entrance to their home in Waldheim, Molotschna. Their father, Heinrich Neufeld, was a semi-professional photographer who developed this picture and others in the well-equipped dark-room of the Neufeld factory in Berdjansk. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 14. Right photo: Unknown. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Two portraits of young Russian Mennonite women

Two photos on negative. Left photo: Three girls. Helene Peters (centre) and Eva Heinrichs (right) identified. Right photo: Tina Rempel and Tina Braun, 8 July 1912. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 76. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

Young women of Rosenthal

Young women of Rosenthal. From the left: Tina Schroeder, Margaretha Kroeger, Anna Dyck, Sarah Andres, Anna Elias, Maria Schroeder. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday Plate 46. Hunsberger photo

Rempel, Peter Gerhard, 1872-1933

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