Six women dressed in Sunday best and man with a hat sitting among trees. Includes Born daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Abram Heinricks and Martin M. Klassen daughter.
Katharina Martens Driedger wearing a traditional Old Colony Mennonite head covering commonly known as a Kruzhel Metz (frilled covering) tied up with a bow. Her dress has black cloth buttons. Johann by contrast is wearing a silk decorated shirt with a bowtie.
Portrait of woman. On reverse: Nahmt sie dies kleine Geschenk, welches ihnen Aus Leibe bringe, Anganeta Wiens. Translated: Take this small gift which I bring to you with love, Anganeta Wiens.
Black smoke billows from a train at the station. Large group of people at the station, two women dressed in long white dress and fancy hats approach the train station. Four grain elevators and a water tower are located alongside the track. The water level indicator on top of the water tower indicates the tank is two-thirds full. A man puling on a chain activates water flow to the train.
Large group of men in uniform. Jacob Peter Krahn from Rosental is second from right in the back row. He is the father to Peter J. Krahn and grandfather to Melita Penner. The Russian word at the bottom left of photo is M. D. Elman (name of the photographer). The Russian word at bottom right is VOZNESENSK, the name of a Russian town most likely where the photographer lived. The stamp in blue on photo reverse is the photographer's mark. It gives name and town and the top word is Photographer.
