This is a photo of technical designers and technologists of the former Koop factory in Chortitza-Rosenthal in 1936. The factors made agricultural machines. Back row (left to right): Kaethe Koop and Helene Wiebe. Front row (left to right): Olga Martens; Anna Pries; Cara Klassen and Emma Weisshaar. [HR 204]

This is a copy of the ordination certificate issued to Jacob J. Funk attesting to his designation as Evangelist and Deacon in the Rosenthal Evangelical Mennonite Allianz Church. It is dated December 19, 1920.

This is a photo of the Peter Dycks with their relatives and friends on the shore of the Dnjeper River near Rosental, Chortitza district. [HR 226]

This is a photo of Peter Dyck and his fiancee Katherina Klassen from the beautiful village of Rosental, Chortitza district. [HR 168]

Studio portrait of Peter Loewen, Rosenthal. b abt. 188- . Peter is wearing a dark suit buttoned in front, a white shirt and a striped tie.

This is a photo of a well-house, somewhat different from the average, could be seen on the Peter Rempel yard in the village of Rosental, near Zaporoshye. [HR 101]

This is a photo of Peter Rempel, Rosenthal, Old Colony and his family. Rempel was a professional photographer. He had his own studio. [HR 69]

Group of 17 young Russian Mennonites outside in field. The youth of Rosental; Peter Schultz is one.

Black and white. Man is seated on left, with woman standing beside him to right. Man is wearing dark suit, with dark tie and light coloured shirt. Woman is wearing dark dress with stripes in fabric. Her hair is pulled back. Handwritten on back of photograph: "Vater und Mutter. David D. und Margareta Kroeger, Rosental. Mrs. A. P. Regier Virgil, Ont."

This Russian Orthodox church was built in Rosenthal for the many factory workers in the Chortitza and Rosenthal villages.

Everywhere in the usually desperately poor Russian villages stood large and sometimes also beautiful churches. The time came when such a church was built also in the Mennonite village of Rosental. The Russian national church always very zealously guarding its members from any outside influence, had this church built for the many Russian factory workers in Chortitza-Rosental. [HR 46]

Used in CM 16-17-1. Statue (monument) & gravestone for Johann Bartsch, 18thC. Mennonite leader in Prussia & Russia. The monument was to be brought to Canada to the museum. C.f. 1994-14.1833.