Family photo of the Peter F. and Helena Hamm family: Margaret (Maggie), Neta Reimer, Eva, Henry, Tina (between parents), and grandmother Anna Hamm. Also showing in room is very elaborate stove/heater, chair and edge of table in forefront.
Two young women in house interior, one sitting and the other propped on chair. Showing in room is wooden floor and ceiling, edge of three-stair staircase and calendar hanging on wall (can't see date).
Family photo of the Peter F. and Helena Hamm family: Margaret (Maggie), Eva, Henry, and Tina (between parents). On edge of photo, by decorative stove is another figure (unfocussed).
Four young women, two dressed as (dressed up in costume) men. Also showing in room is doors, wooden floor and fancy wallpaper lining wall below wainscoting border. "Men" have large fake mustaches, glasses, large Dutch hats, dark suits, with white ribbons pinned on. Women have what appears to be small corsages, dark head coverings. NOTE: This picture has previously been described as two young couples.
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.
Partially harvested field against sky. A row of six horse-drawn flat wagons behind field, two with men on them, one (2nd in row) has a family on it. Almost treeless skyline, Some houses and fences show. In foreground is a large garden.
Much the same scene as 2.2, but row of horse-drawn wagons are blurry (moving). A farming implement stands in partially harvested field. A large garden is in the foreground.
