Ukraine-Neu Freudental

The road to Neu Freudental from Rohrbach area

Road to Neu Freduental

Outskirts of Neu Freudental

Entering Neu Freudental

Neu Freudental

Main road to Neu Freudental

Well at entrance to Neu Freudental

Location of where Freudental church used to be

This is the area behind where the church used to be

Location behind the church

Location behind where the church used to be

Not sure what this building is

House and well behind where the church was

Close-up of the well behind the church

Headstone in the cemetery

Another headstone

Another tipped over headstone

Another possible headstone base

Headstone base

Lilac bush growing in the cemetery

Road in Neu Freudental

Another road in Neu Freudental

Jacob Ohlhauser ancestral house

Jacob Ohlhauser ancestral home

Enzi ancestral home

Ancestral Enzi house

Summer kitchen for the ancestral Enzi house

Christina Ohlhauser ancestral house

Christina Ohlhauser ancestral home

Edmund Ohlhauser ancestral home

Edmund Ohlhauser ancestral cellar

Flowers growing in Edmund Ohlhauser ancestal home

Edmund Ohlhauser ancestal home

Carolina Ohlhause ancestral home

Carolina Ohlhause ancestral summer kitchen

Karl Ohlhauser ancestral home location

Community well by Karl Ohlhauser ancestral home

Artur Ohlhauser ancestral home location

Artur Ohlhauser ancestral well

Artur Ohlhauser ancestral home location

Afred Ohlhauser ancestral home location

Rudolf Ohlhauser ancestral home location

View from ancestral home of Rudolf Ohlhauser

View of Neu Freudental

Ancestral home location of Jakob Kiemele

Ancestral home location of Johann Kiemele

Ancestral home location of Emmanuel Lang

Ancestral home location of Johann Wohl

Gayla, Alfrieda Kiemele, and Inna Stryukova

Karolina Schweinfort ancestral home

Karolina Kronmuller ancestral home

Neu Freudental market

Inside the Neu Freudental market

Road out of Neu Freudental on way to Rozdilna.

View out of Neu Freudental

Road out of Neu Freudental

We were told the school and church were destroyed. There are only two German families left in Neu Freudental (Becker & Keimele).

No identifying marks

Tipped over and no identifying marks

Our ancestors planted lots of lilac bushes in their cemeteries.

Has been rebuilt and now Ukrainian home. Looking at home from the side.

House is old German style home that has been remodeled and now a Ukrainian house.

Close up of house in front

Notice the well in the picture and the grapes growing in the yard.

Summer kitchen is to the right

The house has been rebuilt but the summer kitchen has not been.

Summer kitchen and outhouse

The home has been rebuilt on this property

House has been rebuilt

Home has been rebuilt

House has been rebuilt

It looks as if the house has been remodeled but not rebuilt.

Notice the well and grapes in the yard.

Alfrieda is one of the few German women still living in Neu Freudental.

The house is deserted and falling apart

Inside the house

House has been rebuilt

It appears that the summer kitchen has been rebuilt also.

The road to Neu Freudental from Rohrbach area