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Bill Kruger & Mennonite-made Russian Clocks
Bill Kruger presentation on Mennonite-made Russian clocks (Russchi Kloken) at an MHSS seminar in Nutana Park Mennonite Church.
Mennonite Historical Society of Saskatchewan
Part of Koop Family fonds
This is a photo of (left to right): four unidentified people and Peter Koop sitting at the dinner table. Mary Koop (Dyck) is in the background pulling the chains of a cuckoo clock.
Unknown
David Kroeger's clock and motor factory
Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of David Kroeger's watch [clock] and motor factory in Rosental near Chortitza. [HR 175] (N:357)
Former Kroeger Clock factory in Chortitza
Part of Agnes Pauls trip to Ukraine regarding the Jacob Reimer tombstone
This photo is of the former clock factory owned by the Kroeger family. The one and a half story building is surrounded with a metal fence. a white car is parked in the drive on the right.
Pauls, Agnes (authorized)
Grandfather clock in Brubacher House parlour
Hunsberger, Paul A.
Jacob J. Froese, Old Colony Aeltestr
Aeltester J.J. Froese is winding up the pendulum clock, a family heirloom.
Kroeger clock owned by Mrs. Maria Siemens
Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of a picture of Menno Simons and the famous Kroeger clock hung side by side in Mrs. Siemens' room. Mrs Maria Siemens was formerly Mrs. Peters and was born a Siemens. The clock has the inscription "P.S. 1887" P(eter) S(iemens) was the grandfather of Maria Siemens and he lived in Nieder Chortitza. Kroeger, as well as his descendants among our people, were referred to as the "Klockenmoakakrejasch". [HR 175]
Niche in wall containing a clock
Part of Lorraine Roth photographs of Mennonite properties in Waterloo Region and Oxford County
Photo is of interior wall with a niche in it. This niche is framed with white wood and contains a clock. Roth notes "clock from Europe in its built-in niche in living room; run by weights - needs to be wound every 24 hours - still works".
Roth, Lorraine
Presentation of clocks made from elm tree
Part of Mennonite Churches of Cambridge 200th Anniversary photograph album
Presentation of clocks made from the old elm tree to representatives of Wanner and Preston Mennonite Churches during the program at Settlers Fork Park. Caption in album reads: "Presentation of Clocks made from Elm Tree To Wanners and Preston Mennonite Churches."
Presentation of clocks made from elm tree
Part of Mennonite Churches of Cambridge 200th Anniversary photograph album
Representatives of Wanner and Preston Mennonite churches holding the clocks made from the old elm tree they have just received during the program at Settlers Fork Park.
Tony Funk & Mennonite-made Russian Clocks
Tony Funk presentation on Mennonite-made Russian clocks (Russchi kloken) at an MHSS seminar at Nutana Park Mennonite Church.
Mennonite Historical Society of Saskatchewan
This photo is of a large unidentified wood and brick building with a built in clock. There are a number of people standing in front of the building.
Wismer family grandfather clock face
Wismer family with donated clock
Wismer family descendants with the clock donated to Brubacher House by Violet Wismer. Left to right: Vera Snider, Tony Snider, Elizabeth Hierons, Stanford Hieerons, Yvonne Cipperley.The women are the daughters of Violet Wismer. Tony Snider is the grandson of Violet Wismer.
Conrad Grebel University College (Waterloo, Ontario)