A new web site has appeared that focuses on Mennonites. It is still in the beginning phase, but it is an attempt to collect documents, photos and biographies of Mennonites from private and public sources. The site is interested in all Mennonites but seems to focus on Mennonites from Pennsylvania and those that traveled from Pennsylvania to Waterloo, Ontario.
Quoting from the web site:
The Mennonite Heritage Portrait is about you.
It’s about you if you are personally connected to Mennonite heritage and culture.
It’s about you if you are a student of history international history, Canadian history, or the detailed history of Waterloo Region.
It’s about you if you are a visitor or tourist in southwestern Ontario.
It’s about you if you are engaged in genealogy, cuisine, or music.
It’s about you if you are interested in architecture and historical buildings.
It's about you if you are interested in helping to create one of the most interactive and exciting online heritage archives.
It’s about you if you are personally connected to Mennonite heritage and culture.
It’s about you if you are a student of history international history, Canadian history, or the detailed history of Waterloo Region.
It’s about you if you are a visitor or tourist in southwestern Ontario.
It’s about you if you are engaged in genealogy, cuisine, or music.
It’s about you if you are interested in architecture and historical buildings.
It's about you if you are interested in helping to create one of the most interactive and exciting online heritage archives.
For more information, look at: http://www.mennoniteheritageportrait.ca.
My thanks to Darryl Bonk for telling me about this site.
