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	Search results for Badlands    Refine your search Subject Badlands (N.d.) (201) North Dakota (119) People (113) United States (97) Theodore Roosevelt Nat... (90) Show more... Creator Martin, Maurice H. (Ma... (61) Fargo (N.d.) (26) Anderson, David, 1883-... (26) Haynes, F. Jay (Frank ... (20) Haynes Studio (Fargo, ... (20) Show more... Date Between 1934 and 1939 (58) 196-? (15) 1939 (11) 188-? (10) 193-? (8) Show more... results 81-100 of 365 item(s)  page 5 of 19 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 81. Civilian Conservation Corps members at work Bridges; Shovels; Laborers; Men from CCC company 2771 and 2772 work on and around a wooden structure, possibly a bridge. One man stands on the structure while other men work with shovels. 82. Civilian Conservation Corps members on a wooden bridge Bridges; Streams; Wooden buildings; Laborers; Trees; Two men from CCC company 2771 or 2772 stand on a wooden bridge that crosses a small stream. A small wooden structure is visible on one side of the stream. 83. Civilian Conservation Corps members skating Ice skating; Skaters; Ice; Rivers; Bridges; Several members from CCC company 2772 gather to do some ice skating, likely on the Little Missouri River. A support for a bridge is visible behind them. Maurice Martin is one of the men pictured here. 84. Civilian Conservation Corps men at work on stone bridge, North Dakota Badlands Stone bridges; Laborers; Trucks; Men from CCC company 2771 or 2772 work to finish the top of a large stone bridge over a small creek in the North Dakota Badlands. A truck is parked at one end of the bridge. 85. Civilian Conservation Corps men building a road Road construction; Bulldozers; Laborers; Dirt roads; Men from CCC company 2771 or 2772 work with bulldozers and other earthmoving equipment to build a road somewhere in the North Dakota Badlands. Wooden planks shore up parts of the road. 86. Civilian Conservation Corps men operating construction equipment Bulldozers; Road construction; Dirt roads; Laborers; Men from CCC company 2771 or 2772 work with bulldozers and other earthmoving equipment on a dirt road in the North Dakota Badlands. 87. Civilian Conservation Corps men with steam tractor and truck Laborers; Traction engines; Dogs; Trucks; Two men from CCC company 2771 or 2772 stand with a steam tractor, truck, and Muggsy the company dog at one of the company work sites. The man standing next to the truck holds Muggsy's paw. 88. Civilian Conservation Corps station number 334 Road construction; Shovels; Laborers; Wheelbarrows; Men work at CCC station number 334 somewhere in the North Dakota Badlands. They are working on a road using hand tools. 89. Clay formations, North Roosevelt Park Landscape photographs; Buttes; Erosion; Canyons; Slightly elevated view of eroded hills in north unit of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. 90. Clincker Summit, Bad Lands Rock formations; Close-up view of overbaked scoria outcrop (clay baked by burning coal veins). 91. Coal train on the prairie, Sully Springs, N.D. Railroad locomotives; Railroad cars; Coal; Three Burlington Northern locomotives, numbered 9593, 7898, and 6345 pull a long train of coal cars through the Badlands. 92. Coal vein, 50 feet from surface Coal; Cliffs; Men; Cliff face showing a thick coal seam. Two men standing at the base of the cliff and one man on the top of the cliff. 93. Col. Steele in Badlands Older people; Men; Hats; Matthew Forney Steele, as elderly man standing on a grassy hillside wearing a suit, hat and glasses. 94. Colonel Henry Hall standing in front of ranch buildings, Custer Trail Ranch near Medora, N.D. Ranches; Carts & wagons; Colonel Henry Hall stands in front of a cart and a ranch building on the Custer Trail Ranch near Medora. Badlands are visible in the distance. 95. Concentrating on capturing images of wildlife in the badlands Television production & direction Small format video cameras allowed television crews to more easily access remote areas while filming wildlife. Videographer Travis Jensen concentrates on a mule deer in Burning Coal Vein Campground in... 96. Count Langrand Letter Business & Industry; This document was written by Count Langrand to the Marquis de Mores. It contains information about the business relationship between the two men. 97. Count Langrand Letter Business & Industry; This document was written by Count Langrand to the Marquis de Mores. It contains information about the business relationship between the two men. 98. Count Langrand Letter Business & Industry; This document was written by Count Langrand to the Marquis de Mores. It contains information about the business relationship between the two men. 99. Count Langrand Letter Business & Industry; This document was written by Count Langrand to the Marquis de Mores. It contains information about the business relationship between the two men. 100. Count Langrand Letter Business & Industry; This document was written by Count Langrand to the Marquis de Mores. It contains information about the business relationship between the two men. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 81-100 of 365 item(s)  page 5 of 19 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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