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Portrait of Mrs. Justina Epp.

This photo is of Dr. A.H. Unruh sitting in a chair holding a book in his hands.

Black and white. Man is standing, facing camera. Both hands are behind his back. Wearing three-piece, dark coloured suit, with light coloured shirt. Peter D. Kroeger (1910)

Black and white. Two young men wearing dark clothing, both have hands folded in front of them. Man on left is looking up at ceiling. Man on right is looking off camera to left. Framed pictures are on wall behind them. Abraham P. Regier and Nikolai Epp (from Kuban) - later lived in New York U.S.A. He and his brother were very musical. Abraham Regier visited him in New York. As students they rented 3 rooms in a widow's house. Epp brothers in one room, Abraham Regier and 2 Thiessens (from Kherson?) in second room, and a Swiss student in third room.

Black and white. Woman is wearing dark dress and is seated in low curved chair. Boy on either side of her. Boy on left is standing on low stool and leaning against woman, with his right hand resting on her left shoulder. Boy on right appears to be standing on edge of chair and is leaning on woman with his right arm around her neck. Both boys are wearing dark clothes. Woman is holding left hand of boy on right with her right hand. Her left hand is not visible. (Frau Abram Hamm and sons?) Abraham Regier boarded in Halbstadt.

Dietrich Elias (cousin of Anna (Elias) Toews, who later disappeared. His half-brother was Heinrich Epp, Abraham P. Regier's secretury during the emigration. His mother was Elizabeth Koop, a distant relative of Margaretha (Kroeger) Regier.

Black and white. Man is wearing knee high boots, with dark coloured pants and leather coat. Red Cross armband over left coat sleeve with left hand propped up on hip. Right elbow is resting on top of pillar and right hand is holding front of coat. Two-pointed, dark coloured, fur hat. Gerhard Dyck.

Portrait of Abram Redekop, a distant relative of Abraham P. Regier. He was the only son of a family with many sisters. He married a German woman from the Caucasus, and had a large orchard.

Black and white. 3/4 length shot. Hair is pulled back, wearing dark dress with light coloured lace collar. Margaretha (Kroeger) Regier's friend, Martens, from Crimea.

Woman is on the left, wearing light-coloured dress and veil. Man is wearing dark-coloured suit, with light-coloured tie and shirt. He has flowers and ribbon pinned to his lapel. Johann Kroeger and Anna (Martens).

Young woman standing behind open book on pedestal, with flowers on left edge of photograph. May be a relative of Margaretha Kroeger.

Man is wearing dark-coloured suit and resting his right hand on the woman's right hip. Her head is tilted back towards him and she is wearing light-coloured dress. In the background to the right is a Christmas tree with lit candles. At the base of the tree is a bouquet of flowers. Post card possibly sent to Gerhard Martens.

A photograph composed of 24 students and 3 staff portraits. First row (left to right): Henry Esau, H. Walde, M. Willms, Agnes Doerksen, M. Epp, K. Isaac, M. Dick, Abe Koop. Second row (left to right): George Loewen, H. Koop, M. Hamm, J. Esau. Third row (left to right): M. Friesen, L. Froese, Hugo Jantz, instructor, George Thielmann, Principal, John Wall, instructor, H. Nickel, V. Thiessen. Fourth row (left to right): R. Willms, I. Froese, P. Nickel, Rudy Dick. Fifth row (left to right): H. Froese, W. Penner, G. Nachtigal, E. Riediger, L. Koop, E. Brandt, D. Wiens, J. Wiebe

A photograph composed of 24 student and 2 instructor portraits Top row (left to right): H. Neufeld, A. Wiebe, E. Nightingale, I. Peters, Victor Thiessen, E. Willms, L. Willms, R. Leis, M. Suppes. Second row (left to right): J. Baerg, E. Thiessen, Agnes (Janzen) Koop, M. Stobbe. Third row (left to right): A. Baerg, Jake Friesen, principal, Mr. Penner, instructor, A. Unger. Fourth row (left to right): E. Rogalsky, L. Dirks, Marlene Penner, Frieda (Penner) Kroeker, B. Brandt, John Thielmann, A. Hamm, A Wiebe, F. Willms.

Caption by Anne Eby Millar: "Gordon Christian Eby: taken in Aberdeen, Scotland in November, 1918, this pensive pose shows a young man who has seen the horrors of war."