This photo is of the South American MB Conference board. Pictured are (l-r) Willy Janz (Fernheim), Hans Goerz (Curitiba), Hans Wiens, (Fernheim), Peter Neufeld (Fernheim), Peter Neufeld (Fernheim), Gerhard Balzer (Fernheim), Gerhard Balzer (Fernheim) and Tobias Voth (El-Ombu).

File consists of the following maps:

1) Karte der russlanddeutschen Siedlungen in Suedamerika:Brasilien, Paraguay, Uruguay und Argentinien,
by K.Stumpp. 1960. Also on this map: Russlanddeutsche Mennonitensiedlungen im Chaco, Paraguay, Volendam und Friesland (1937) by A. Loewen. 36x58 cm. (Settlements of Germans from Russia in South America: Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina. Also, Settlements of German Mennonites from Russia in Chaco, Paraguay, Volendam and Friesland.)
2) Die drei grossen Mennoniten-Kolonien im paraguayischen Chaco: Fernheim, Menno und Neuland. Handdrawn, responsibity not known. 46x36 cm. (The three major Mennonite colonies in Chaco, Paraguay: Fernheim, Menno and Nueland.)
3) Russlanddeutsche Siedlungen in Kanada, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario (1890), by K. Stumpp. 45x56 cm. (Settlements of Germans from Russia in Canada.)
4) Karte der russlanddeutschen Siedlungen in den USA und Mexico, (1920), by K. Stumpp. 42x64 cm. (Settlements of Germans from Russia in the USA and Mexico)

The collection includes the Byler family's missionary card (with photograph) and letters written to friends during the family's service in Uruguay under Mennonite Board of Missions.

The collection includes a card with a picture of John, Bonita, and Cynthia Driver, and a letter written by John and Bonita Driver on May 29, 1986 in Uruguay addressed to friends.  The Driver family served with the Mennonite Board of Missions in Uruguay.

The collection primarily consists of the correspondence of H. James Martin during his time of service with Mennonite Board of Missions in Uruguay.

This is a photo of the house and yard of Ernst Regehr in Dept. Rio Negro, Uruguay.

This photo is of John Driver speaking at a two-week course sponsored by the Mennonite and Mennonite Brethren churches of Uruguay focused on "The Gospel: A Message of Peace." The classes were held at the MB training centre in Montevideo.

This photo is of members of the MB church in Colon clearing the new church lot.

This photo is of a bus the took a group of [MB church people?] on an outing in Montevideo.

This photo is of the youth group that performed "Die Werbung Fur das Kreuz" in Montevideo. The group stands in front of the house of Witmer Schmidt, [where the MB church meets in Montevideo?].

This photo is of the [MB church?] group that meets at Witmer Schmidt's house in Montevideo.

This photo is of the MB Mission house in Montevideo.

This photo is of the MB Mission house in Montevideo.

This photo is of the interior of the Montevideo MB Church.

This photo is of the students and staff of the Mennonite Brethren Bible school in Montevideo. Seated 2nd and 3rd from the right are C.C. and Anna Peters.