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On right is large square house with a mansard roof (appears to be the house beside village store, still standing in northwest side of Neubergthal's street). Trees and fences show clearly. Single horse pulling buggy is on road coming toward photographer. Good view of a typical Mennonite street village.

Men, women and children against backdrop of fence and lots of trees. In centre is elderly woman on large wheelchair with flowers on lap. Everyone is well dressed. Several benches moved in to accommodate those in first row. Children sitting on grass in front of benches. Good clarity. Women in shorter dresses (just below knees). Could be 1930s or '40s.

Young family, very well dressed, including boys ages about 3-9. Woman has traditional head covering. Can see wooden roof, linoleum floor and a door (closed) in roof above stairs to keep heat on lower level. Envelope says "P.G. Hamm Family Dad & Mom, Geo & Ed & Ben & Isc. No. 31"

Four young women in dark dress uniforms with Y- shaped tops over light blouses.

Peter F. and Margaretha Klippenstein with their children Emma and David. Table with plants on side. Top third of negative is blank.

One man between two women in fancy dresses, all young. Posed with small square table with large book, small box and flower dome. Can see doors, edge of built-in china cabinet and lino on floor. Envelope says "P.F. Klippenstein & sisters. No. 2."

Outdoor shot of three men with a horse. The initials "PGH" are embossed into the print. Badly yellowed and faded.

Interior portrait of a young boy (age about 3) on chair in corner of room. Can see 2 doors, wooden floor and wall. Envelope must be for different slide, says "Wathahla Waterfalls in W. Park."

Lovely clear shot of people in Ford Model T in front of a housebarn. Can see gingerbread on veranda. Two adults (parents?) with one child are in the front seat, three children are in the back.

Two young girls in fancy dresses and hats.

Appears to be a photograph of a photograph. Three Klippenstein sisters, Anna, Margaretha, and Helena married three Hamm brothers, Johann, Gerhard, and Bernhard. The women are wearing traditional headcoverings. The envelope is clearly meant for a different image. It says "Distant View looking N East from Sand Hill Various negatives."

Farmyard of Gerhard and Margaretha (Klippenstein) Hamm. Barn, house, fences and hens show. Family is on verandah of house. 1920 Hopmobile is parked in front.

Couple with man seated in chair, woman balanced on chair arm surrounded by trees and foliage. Could be wedding picture. Both are wearing corsages. She also has flowers in her hair. Much less formal than most portraits - romantic shot.

People and car on a wooden ferry ready to cross to a road on the opposite bank. Approximately 13 people. A non-Mennonite-style farmstead shows in background.

Photo taken in front of photo backdrop. Slightly underexposed.