Recipes — let's start with the recipe for Peppernuts and then move on to Grandma's Jam Jams!

Anganetha Bergen-Klassen (1889–1918)
This is a letter that was written by Anganetha Bergen-Klassen (1889–1918) to her sister from the homestead in Tiefengrund. The letter is dated February 2, 1917 and addressed to her sister "Miss Tina Bergen, P.O. Waldheim, Sask," who was quite possibly ill at that time.

Picture Portfolio
Helena Bergen-Klassen (1898–1997) had a suitcase in which she saved odds and ends, bits and pieces. Long before she passed away, she placed it into the hands of Katharina Klassen-Janzen, (1913–2001). When she passed away it came into the care of Marlene Janzen-Hurton. Here is a picture portfolio of the contents of this suitcase. Be certain to read the captions — they are very interesting!

If you have any information about any of these articles, please share with us. Many of these photographs were shot in high detail. If you would like a copy of any of these files to enlarge and reproduce, or to frame, just contact Joyce <joyce@adria.ca>. Some of them may make lovely photographs for your home.

The Homestead
This is a photograph of the old homestead that was taken fairly recently by Brenda Klassen-Hieb.

Gerhard G. Baerg (1874–1963)
A teacher/artist who married into the family and thus became a father/grandfather/great-grandfather.

Peter Klassen (1910–1925)
He was only 14 years old. He loved to draw. Here are some of his drawings as well as some of the work he did in school.

Katharina (Tena) Klassen-Janzen (1913–2001)
Artwork that she made for her parents, once upon a time.

Jacob Klassen (1918–2008)
In his own handwriting, "The Kind of Listener I want to Be"