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Mennonite Memories of Pelee Island, Ontario, 1925-1950
Images: Buildings & Structures

 
The North Dock, as it appeared in Spring of 1925
55 of 79 		Elizabeth Heinrichs (4th from L) eating apples near the North Dock with mainland friends
56 of 79 		The Double House as it appeared when the Mennonites first arrived in 1925
57 of 79 		Rev. Jacob Epp family home in 1927
58 of 79 		Rev. Johann F. Dick home
59 of 79 		A back view of the Dick home, which was located on the West Side Road near the West Dock
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Henry and Anna Cornies, son Henry, daughter Helen, and family friend Rudolph Rinkel lived here
61 of 79 		Ed Long purchased this log home on the Island's North End in 1941
62 of 79 		The Thiessen/Schroeder Home
63 of 79 		Another view of the Thiessen/Schroeder home
64 of 79 		Vin Villa: the Pelee Island Winery at the North End
65 of 79 		Lighthouse on north-east corner of the Island, known as Lighthouse Point
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The North End Lighthouse
67 of 79 		Pelee Passage Lighthouse
68 of 79 		The Mission Hall
69 of 79 		Abram Epp and Hilda Klassen get married at the Mission Hall. Rev. N.N. Driedger officiated
70 of 79 		The Pelee Hotel
71 of 79 		McCormick's Grocery Store, North End where Nick and Agnes Wiens worked
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