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House at 1201 9th Street S., Fargo, N.D.
House at 1201 9th Street S., Fargo, N.D.
TitleHouse at 1201 9th Street S., Fargo, N.D.
Date of Original1936?
DescriptionOne and a half story stucco Craftsman style bungalow with front facing jerkin head gable. View likely taken in spring with some snow visible on the ground.
Ordering InformationConsult: http://library.ndsu.edu/ndsuarchives/duplication-services
General SubjectCity & Town Life
Art & Architecture
Subject (LCTGM)Houses
Bungalows
Subject (LCSH)Arts and crafts movement
Subject (AAT)Jerkinhead roofs
Personal NameElls, George F., 1890-1934
LocationFargo (N.D.)
Cass County (N.D.)
North Dakota
United States
AddressFargo (N.D.) - 9th Street S.
Fargo (N.D.) - 9th Street S. - 1200 block
Decade1930-1939
Item Number2007.0400-05
Negative Number2007.0400-05
Format of OriginalFilm negatives
Dimensions of Original9 x 15 cm.
NotesTitle supplied by staff.
Photographer unknown.
Biography/History"1201 9th St. S.: 1921; stuccoed; Craftsman style bungalow with front facing flat and wide jerkin head gable and a similar gable on the north side; exposed rafters and large triangular wooden brackets under deeply overhung roof." - Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 74.
The first owner of the home at 1201 9th Street S. listed in the Fargo city directory was George F. Ells and his wife Gertrude. Mr. Ells operated a dental laboratory in the Black Building until his death in 1934.
Repository InstitutionNorth Dakota State University Libraries, Institute for Regional Studies
Repository CollectionFargo Homes Photograph Collection 2007
Collection Finding AidConsult: http://hdl.handle.net/10365/13829
Credit LineInstitute for Regional Studies, NDSU, Fargo (2007.400-05)
Rights ManagementCopyright held by the Institute for Regional Studies.
Languageeng
Digital IDrs007075
Original SourceNegative
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