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This photo is of the 1895 Pedagogy class and teachers of the Halbstadt Zentral Schule. Back row, third from left is Gerhard J. Thielmann (1878-1949), later of Niagra, Ontario.

Teachers and students pose below and on a climbing apparatus in Halbstadt. On back of photograph: "High School (Fortbildingschule) in Halbstadt. Grandfather David Friesen on ladder to right - third from bottom, about 1898." The photograph was probably taken at the teacher training school in Halbstadt, the Halbstadt Zentralschule. The equipment may have been used for exercise or physical training.

This photograph is of the Zentralschule in Halbstadt, a school of higher learning. It is a building with many windows and four pillars in front of the building. A fence lines the roadway in front of the building. It has numerous pillars along the fence.

Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen's brother, Peter Neufeld, is likely among this group of students. The building strongly resembles the Halbstadt Zentralschule built in 1895.

This photo shows the new Halbstadt Zentralschule which was built in Neu-Halbstadt, Molotschna in 1895.

This is a photo of the staff and students of the third class of the Halbstadt secondary school. Teachers (left to right): K. Bergmann, W. Neufeld, Djechtjarjew, Pamfilow and David Dyck. In the second row, third from the right, is J. H. Enns, the late Elder of the First Mennonite Church in Winnipeg. [HR 197]

This is a photo of the first building of the Halbstadt Central School, built 1835. After a number of years this building was replaced by another one. [HR 182]

This show shows a white building with window and door on the side, and a tiled roof.

The third building of the Halbstadt Central School, erected 1895. It still stands and serves today as office for the local party organization. The fence in front of the building is no more. [HR 182]

Boys school called the Zentralschule for Boys in Neu Halbstadt, Molotschna. The five teachers are sitting in the second row.

A beautiful well built high school in Halbstadt, South Russia.