Browsing 2001 Journey to the Homeland Tour by Title
Now showing items 62-73 of 73
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Neu Glückstal Village #1
(2001-06)Distant view of Neu Glückstal. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Neu Glückstal Village #2
(2001-06)Former German school at Neu Glückstal. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Neu Glückstal Village #3
(2001-06)Roof tiles on house in Neu Glückstal made by German factory in former villages. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Neu Glückstal Village #4
(2001-06)German house in Neu Glückstal. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Neu Glückstal Village #5
(2001-06)Ukrainian home in Neu Glückstal which was a German house with red roof tiles. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Neu Glückstal Village #6
(2001-06)Gravestone at former site of German cemetery at Neu Glückstal. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Shirokolanovka Boarding School #1
(2001-06)Father Joseph Senger, Minot, ND, blesses the traditional Ukrainian bread presented to the tour members as a symbol of welcome and friendship. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Shirokolanovka Boarding School #2
(2001-06)Housing at the orphanage was built by former German villagers. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Shirokolanovka Boarding School #3
(2001-06)A bedroom at the Boarding School where there are 148 children. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Shirokolanovka Boarding School #4
(2001-06)Children holding the handmade quilts and gifts from Americans. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Shirokolanovka Boarding School #5
(2001-06)Children accept gifts of clothing, school supplies and towels. Photographs by Michael M. Miller. -
Shirokolanovka Boarding School #6
(2001-06)Children show the handmade quilts presented to the Boarding School. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.