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A large group of people gathering around the train tracks in Rosthern (Saskatchewan).

1944 Rosthern Bible School Lower Class

This photograph shows a large group of people at the 50th Anniversary of the arrival of Mennonites in Canada from Russia. They are seated at long tables eating a celebration meal in Rosthern, Saskatchewan in 1973.

This photograph shows a group of people gathered presumedly at the gravesite of David Toews, taken at the 50th Anniversary of the arrival of the Mennonites in Canada. The speaker is believed to be Mr. Regier.

A full family photo of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Gerhard G. and Justina Epp to commemorate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Justina and Gerhard G. are sitting in lawn-chairs with their great-grandchildren sitting on either side of them and their children and grandchildren standing behind them. In the back row from left to right: Sharon Hiebner, Florence Epp, Lydia Martin, Emily Watson, Charlotte Lambert, Lora Howard, Gerald Epp and Larry Epp. Ewald Epp and Edwin Schmidt are standing between the two standing between the two rows, behind their respective wives. In the front standing row from left to right: Louise Epp, Gertrude Schmidt, Gerhard W. Epp, Lila Epp, Lillian Epp, Paul W. Epp, Ruth Friesen, Otto Friesen, Frieda Janzen and Jake Janzen.

Two copies of a photograph that shows Gerhard G. and Justina Epp receiving the keys to the new car that was gifted to them on behalf of the Eigenheim Mennonite Church for the forty years of Gerhard's service. Gerhard is receiving the keys from Gerhard Dueck outside of the church where the new car is waiting. Many of the congregation watches the ceremony from the front steps of the church.

Used in CM 17-27-6. A scene from the "Pirates of Penzance" presented by students of RJC.

Bridal couple stand on the steps of the Invalid Home.

Abram G. Hamm and Gladys.

Abram Driedger, b. 1887, was the son of Johann and Katharina Driedger. He met Sarah Friesen while working at a Rosthern store. They married in Rosthern on October 2, 1910. They took this photo at a studio in Rosthern the day of their wedding.

In 1910 Abram Driedger worked at a store in Rosthern, Saskatchewan. There he met like minded musical friends who played the trombone, violin, and French horn. Abram played the clarinet (top left). The names of the friends are not mentioned. The quartet had their picture taken at a studio in Rosthern.

Two aerial photographs of the school campus. One is dated June 13. On back of one photo: "for Rosthern full page ad."

Used in the CM 12-26-at page 10 in insert publication "Mennonite Youth Farm Bulletin A Special Section of The Canadian Mennonite," June 30, 1964, p.1. Postcard with aerial view of the Mennonite Youth Farm and farmland to the north of it. See an aerial photo from 1954 in 2010-14.29 and one in 2001-14.58.

Used in CM 7-20-5. Aerial view of the Mennonite Youth Farm in Rosthern, Sask. Eighteen buildings are numbered. See CM to identify them.

Used in the CM 2-8-1. Aerial view of the Mennontie Youth Farm which was owned and operated by the Sask. Mennonite Youth Society of the Canadian Conference of Mennonites. Among the buildings are: an invalid home, 2 children's homes, a new home for the "mentally weak," plus barns, staff residences, dining hall, etc. See related photos in, 2010-14.30 and 31 and another aerial photo in 32.