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This is a photo of the High School for girls at Tiege, Molotschna [HR 187]

This is the front view of the School for the Deaf and Mute in Tiege. Completed in 1890, its capacity was 40 pupils. The pupils boarded in the school. [HR 126]

This is a photo of the mute and deaf school, rear from above. At this school they offered a nine-year course. The teachers were remarkably successful in their work. The children learned to speak, to read and write and acquired a good general education. The building still exists but the fence and trees have vanished. The building itself serves the local party-organization as headquarters. [HR 126]

This is a photo of students from the Ohrloffer School for girls. [HR 189]

This is a photo of teachers and pupils of the School for the Deaf and Mute at Tiege. Second row from left to right are Andreas Sudermann, Wilhelm Sudermann, Mrs. Schroeder, Malvina Dirks, Heinrich Janzen, Heinrich Peters. The teachres, W. Sudermann and Hein. Janzen, each served in this institution for thirty years. [HR 127]

This photo shows 36 people lined up in 5 rows outside against a wall. (In Tiege, Molotschna?)

This photo shows 5 rows of people, outside against a building.