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The collection consists of colour slides taken by James Reusser in the 1960s. The photographs are of family homes and haunts (particularly of James' wife Helen (Snyder) who grew up in the area), other locations related to Mennonite history in Ontario, and photographs of contemporary Ontario Mennonite churches and institutions.

This series, part of the Lorraine Roth fonds in the Mennonite Archives of Ontario (Hist.Mss.1.117), contains photographs taken or collected by Lorraine Roth. Predominantly, they are photographs of properties in the rural areas of Waterloo Region and Oxford County that have Amish or Mennonite connections. This includes farms, houses, churches, and cemeteries.

This series contains the photograph collection of the Regiers. Photographs of family and friends taken in Russia are included. Scope and content notes for individual photographs is supplied from information on the photographs themselves, and Henry Regier.

This series consists predominantly of photographs of women and men immigrating to Canada from the Soviet Union, along with their relatives who had previously arrived in Canada. The photographs were taken at reunion events. One photograph of pupils of the Wernersdorf school is included.

Family photographs collected by Sarah Dyck of life in Russia and Canada.The family immigrated to Canada in 1924.

Copies of photographs taken by Erna Wiens' supervisor during the reconstruction of the Dneprostroi hydroelectric station in 1942, and two portraits of Erna Wiens.

This series includes photographs of people and events associated with Petitcodiac Mennonite Church.

Slides in this series are from Summer Service program units in London, Ontario, Bethesda (Vineland, Ontario), Newfoundland, Portage La Prairie, Brandon, Clearwater Lake, Ninette, Manitoba, South America. Of the 240 slides in this file, only those pertaining to Clearwater Lake have been uploaded to the Mennonite Archival Image Database thus far.

The series consists of photograph prints and negatives received by "The Canadian Mennonite" from various sources for use in its publication. Photographs were taken by staff, or sent in by individuals or families. Some photographs were requisitioned from news agencies. Not all photographs received by the newspaper were printed. However, many were still retained. Photographs in the collection document family celebrations, congregational and conference events, Mennonites at work and at voluntary service and mission efforts, travel, and world affairs. Where possible, the year, issue number and page location of a published photograph is included in the description of each individual photo.

Files include records of MCC work from 1920 to 1935. Sub-series include Levi Mumaw's correspondence (Executive Secretary 1920-1935), immigration files of the first 62 refugees assisted by MCC, records of the material aid and efforts to assist refugees in Constantinople (present Istanbul, Turkey).

Maxwell H. Kratz was one of three men elected to the first Mennonite Central Committee on 27 September 1920. He was active in the leadership of MCC during its first projects of Russian relief, the purchase of land in Paraguay, and its incorporation. IX-02 includes Maxwell H. Kratz's MCC correspondence 1921-1934 related to 62 Russian refugees immigrating to the U.S. from Constantinople (present Istanbul, Turkey) and refugee immigration to Paraguay.

Latin America Mennonite Immigration to Paraguay 1929-1969: Correspondence, research data, minutes, MoU, economic development committee, maps, hospital building and road plans, etc.

Various subjects and time periods

Executive and other committee and department meeting minutes, exhibits, and reports, most pre-2012 but possibly some post-2012.