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This photo is of a group of boys with their leader standing on a field in front of a round stone structure with thatched roof. Other trees are on the yard. The boys are wearing shorts and shirts and are barefoot.
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This photo is of a group of people standing in front of a building, under a banner which reads "Welcome Mennonite Brethren". Margaret Suderman is standing off to the far right.
This photo is of a large group of men and women standing under a tree and posing for the photo.
This photo is of harvesting vegetables/fruit. There are five workers doing the work. They are standing in the field.
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This photo is of a group of women and children getting water from a well. A building is on the right of the photo and trees in the background. A cow is with the group by the well.
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Children Standing in Front of a Car
This photo is of a group of children standing in front of a car.
This photo is of the fort hill taken from the roof of "our" home. It is nicknamed "Killa" The hill is in the background. Low trees and scrubs are in the foreground.
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This photo is of a large congregation gathered in front of the church posing for the photo.
This photo is of several people on a hill of a picnic, but currently posing for the photo. There is a stone wall to the right of the photo.
Warkentin, Helen L., 1887-1975
Deverakonda Mission Hospital Clinic
This photo is of Margaret Sudereman sitting at a small table on the veranda of the Deverakonda Mission Hospital receiving outpatients.
This photo is of a lab technician at work.
This photo is of a woman standing outside a house.
This photo is of two young children standing in front of the Wanaparthy Hospital, they are both patients.
This photo is of a group of people, mostly men outside on field. All are wearing turbans. They are standing and one person is held by two. There is a cart in the middle of the photo.
Warkentin, Helen L., 1887-1975
This photo is of two men sitting under a tent with all their brass wares on display. "Open air Brass Store as seen at yearly heathen festivals."