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	Search results for May    Refine your search Subject (LCTGM) Interiors (47) Business Districts (38) Men (30) Commercial Facilities (28) Houses (28) Show more... Creator Anderson, David, 1883-... (23) Soeby, Charles C., 186... (15) Herron, Gifford, 1912-... (11) Hvidston, Colburn, 191... (5) Haynes, F. Jay (Frank ... (4) Show more... results 161-180 of 300 item(s)  page 9 of 15 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject (LCTGM): Description: 161. Main Street, S[outh], Northwood, N.D. Business districts; Hotels; Windmills; Streets; View looking south down main business street of Northwood. On extreme right is the Lincoln Hotel, and on left is a windmill. 162. House at 379 7th Avenue S., Fargo, N.D. Houses; Porches; Vines; Two story wood frame Italianate style house with open front porch covered in ivy. 163. Garrison Dam, night view of intake structure from embankment, May 1952 Dams; Dam construction; Night photographs; Lighting; View of Garrison Dam intake structure during construction. View taken at night with lights on. 164. Rhame, N.D. Grain elevators; Business districts; View from atop hill looking down on town with open prairie and hills in distance. Grain elevators, business district and houses visible. 165. Stanley excursion at Powers Lake, May 30th, 1918 Railroad stations; Railroad locomotives; Railroad cars; Bands; Crowds; Musical instruments; Band formed in circle playing near railroad station with crowd of people looking on and train on tracks. 166. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Olsen and son Harve, editors of New Rockford Transcript, New Rockford, N.D. Men; Newspaper editors; Newspapers; Typewriters; Typewriting; Newsrooms; Interiors; Image of a man sitting at a typewriter in newspaper office. Behind him is an older man wearing a visor, and a women. 167. A. C. (Fred) Olsen, editor-publisher, New Rockford Transcript Men; Newspaper editors; Newspapers; Typewriters; Typewriting; Newsrooms; Interiors; Image of a man sitting at a typewriter in an office. The man is wearing a visor. Behind him is a desk with books, and a fan on it. On the wall is hanging a photograph and calendar. 168. David Rubinoff conducting the Oriental Band, El Zagal Shrine, Fargo, N.D. Bands; Conductors; Musicians; Trumpets; Drums; Percussion instruments; Brass instruments; Interiors; Humorous pictures; Twenty one men playing various musical insterments. The back row consists of trumpets, and the front row percussion. One man on the left edge of the image is holding a drum with the words "El Zagal Temple,... 169. Oakes Nat'l Bank Block, Oakes, N.D. Banks; Commercial facilities; Two story brick commercial building with arched windows. Bank located in the corner portion of the building with several people standing in front. 170. Oil workers at Amerada Petroleum Coproration's Joseph Rice 1 well, near Tioga, N.D. Petroleum workers; Petroleum industry; Oil wells; Laborers; Oil well drilling rigs; Four petroleum workers bolting down a valve at oil well. 171. Group from South Walhalla, N.D. neighborhood on condemned bridge Truss bridges; People; Men; Women; Signs (Notices); Twenty seven people standing on a Metal truss style bridge. Sign on bridge states "This bridge condemned by order of County Commissioners". One man is in military uniform. 172. Bob Morrison's store Donkeys; Harnesses; Hats; Carriages & coaches; General stores; Taken in front of store with man in cart drawn by donkey that has a straw hat on its head. Between cart and store are two women and child, and three men. 173. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Soeby Couples; Clothing & dress; Winter; Snow; Fur coats; Hats; Charles and Antonia Soeby standing out-of-doors in winter coats and hats. Charles Soeby is in a long fur coat. Snow on the ground. Birch trees in background. 174. Old 12th Ave. Bridge in Fargo, N.D. Bridges; Automobiles; Railroad crossings; View, looking east, of wood bridge over the railroad tracks on Twelfth Avenue North. Two automobiles parked on edge of bridge and a young man standing by bridge. In distance railroad cars under bridge.... 175. Stern Clothing Co., Wahpeton, N.D. Clothing stores; Commercial facilities; Window displays; Parapets; Two story brick commercial building with "Stern" printed on the buildings parapet. Sign hanging from front of building states "The Stern Clothing Company". Large window running entire front of building... 176. Washburn, N.D. Business districts; Commercial facilities; Commercial streets; False fronts; Carts & wagons; Horses; Meat industry; Hotels; Balconies; View looking at wood frame and brick commercial buildings along street in Washburn, N.D. business district. Several horse-drawn wagons visible on the street. Building at far left has "Southey & Bagnell... 177. Public School, Walhalla, N.D. Public schools; Bell towers; Two identical wood frame school buildings standing side-by-side. Both buildings have open bell towers with hip roofs. 178. Main St. looking north, Deering, N.D. Commercial streets; Commercial facilities; Business districts; Horses; Carts & wagons; Colored view looking down commercial street in Deering, N.D. business district. Commercial buildings visible on both sides of the street. Several horse-drawn wagons visible. 179. Administration building and souvenir store, Chahinkapa Park, Wahpeton, N.D. Parks; Rocks; Fences; Log buildings; Wooden buildings; Trees; Fences; View looking down road through park. Rocks line the edges of the road. Several wood frame and log buildings in the image. One child is visible standing by a fence. 180. Warren, N.D. Railroad stations; Railroad tracks; Grain elevators; Commercial facilities; False fronts; View looking down railroad tracks at Northern Pacific Railroad station and grain elevators visible along right side of tracks. The station has a sign stating "Schaible" posted on it. Further to the right... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 161-180 of 300 item(s)  page 9 of 15 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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