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This photo is of the children of Herman and Maria Bergman. Standing in the back row are Helen and Maria. Sitting in the first row from left to right are Herman, Albert, Agnes, and Anna. The girls are all wearing white dresses. Young Herman is wearing a sailor outfit and the baby is dressed in white. The photo is taken indoors.

This is a photo of a group of Mennonite refugee children in the 1920s either in Russia or in Germany. An adult can be seen in the upper left hand corner.Five children can be fully or partially seen in the back row and five in the front row. A young girl holds a drink in a cup and a boy holds a plate in front of him. Two girls are wearing plaid blouses and dark jumpers which are decorated with rickrack.

This is a photo of Dorothy M. Peters (nee Dorothy M. Doerksen) standing on a sidewalk in Hillsboro with her brothers, Charles L. Doerksen (left) and Paul E. Doerksen (right). See page 21 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

This is a photo of Leonard N. Doerksen with his sister Betty A. (nee Elizabeth "Betty" Ann Doerksen) in front of the church door in Swift Current. See page 82 in Daughters in the House of Jacob.

A group of children sit in pews at the side of the sanctuary, possibly a junior choir or Sunday School class. Pianist Helen Critchison sits at the piano.

Left to right: Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen and her brother Peter Neufeld

Front row (left to right): Anna Neufeld, Gredel Thiessen, Anna Thiessen, Gerthrude Peters, Luise Wilms. Second row (left to right): Maria Schroeder, Aganetha Dick, Henriethe [?] Banmann, Katharina Peters, Lehrer [teacher] Franz Peters, Maria Peters, Gretha Wiens, Luise Thiessen, Anna Schroeder. Third row (left to right): David Dick, Peter Dick, Wilhelm Dick, Abram Dick, Johann Heidebrecht, Heinrich Papke [?], Heinrich Banman [?], Gerhard Heidebrecht. Back row (left to right): Heinrich Mirau, Johann Dick, Otto Schrieber [?], Wilhelm Heidebrecht, Gerhard Schroeder, Peter Neufeld, Wilhelm Peters, Johann Wiens, Johann Papke [?].

The children of four siblings, Peter, Gerhard, Cornelius Neufeld, and Agatha (Neufeld) Enns. Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen is one of the children. Female caregivers (nannies) may be among the group.

Vacation Bible School teachers and students outside Breslau Mennonite Church

Several children, patients at the Sanatorium, sit outside by a sanatorium building. Caption in photo album reads, "On sunny days the patients spent the afternoon out in the fresh air."

A nurse feeds a young patient, who is seated in bed. Caption in the album reads, "Marie Neufeld feeds a patient suffering of malnutrition."

A nurse feeds two toddlers who are standing in a crib in a sanatorium ward. Caption in the albums reads, "Elisabeth Unger feeding Nanooklook and Angsudloo."

A nurse watches over several patients outside of the Clearwater Lake Sanatorium. Caption in album reads, "Boys enjoy fresh air. Fanny Martin supervising."

Four toddlers sit on the grass in foreground with two older boys behind outside at the Clearwater Lake Sanatorium, where they are patients. An inscription on the slide identifies them as "Eskimo children."

Six toddlers, patients at the Clearwater Lake Sanatorium, stand in a crib in the nursery.