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Group of Mennonite Brethren ministers
This photo was taken at a Bible teachers conference in Saskatoon in 1941. Back row (left-right): G. D. Pries; Henry G. Dueck (Sardis, BC); J. H. Quiring; G. D. Huebert; J. A. Toews; Gerhard G. Thielmann, Benjamin W. Sawatsky; front row: George Sukkau; Henry Regehr?, C.C. Peters, A.H. Unruh; John Goertz (Dalmeny); G.W. Peters.
Braun, Jack
Women residents of the Mennonite Girls Home.
Row #1 (back): 6th from left Helena Bernhard Pauls (Mrs. John Heese).
Row #2: 1st Helena Jacob Epp (Mrs. Peter L. Siemens), 3rd Tina Thiessen (Mrs. Nick Schmidt).
Row #3: 1st Liese Thiessen (Mrs. Harder), 5th Anna Klassen (Mrs. Jacob G. Warkentin)
Row #4: 4th & 5th House Parents Katharina (Kornelsen) Thiessen and Rev. Jacob J. Thiessen.
On floor: 2nd Katharina Koop (Mrs. John Hildebrandt)
Unknown
First Mennonite Church German Choir. Conductor Jacob J. Martens
Classic Photo Studio, Saskatoon
Normal School 1921 Second Class
Portraits of 14 men and women students at Saskatoon Normal School. Waldemar Lehn top left.
Unknown
Peter & Margaret Sawatsky Photo Collection
Mayfair Mennonite church photos
Sawatsky, Peter
John Friesen speaking at Nutana Park Mennonite Church
Fast, Helen (SK)
Vern Ratzlaff speaking at Nutana Park Mennonite Church
Fast, Helen (SK)
General Conference Mennonite Church of North America
Left half of photo of conference delegates. See item 995-2-LG
Thams Studio (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
General Conference Mennonite Church of North America
Right half of photo of conference delegates. See item 995-2-LG
Thams Studio (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)
25th Anniversary of Maedchenheim, Saskatoon
1 document of names of Rev. J. J.Thiessen and 56 Mennonite women who worked as domestics in Saskatoon.
The document has two titles: The 25th Anniversary of the Maedchenheim (1931 - 1956);
Christmas at the Girls Home 1948.
Unknown
Rev. J. J. Thiessen family and residents of the Mennonite Girls Home.
Steele's Studio. Ltd. (Saskatoon)
Mennonite Song Festival, Saskatoon
Large group of men and women in Third Avenue United Church.
Thams Studio (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)