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	Search results for Some    Refine your search Subject (LCTGM) Business Districts (93) Commercial Facilities (64) Automobiles (53) Interiors (50) Commercial Streets (48) Show more... Creator Anderson, David, 1883-... (56) Barrett, Benjamin Harr... (10) Haynes, F. Jay (Frank ... (9) Herron, Gifford, 1912-... (5) Pazandak, F. A. (Ferdi... (3) Show more... results 141-160 of 473 item(s)  page 8 of 24 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject (LCTGM): Description: 141. Alma Bosaaen's Casket, Fargo, N.D. Coffins; Flower arrangements; Funeral rites & ceremonies; View showing casket covered with floral decorations and ribbons. Likely taken in funeral home or church. 142. Men working in packing department, Northern School Supply, Fargo, N.D. Packaging; Boxes; Laborers; Warehouses; Interiors; Men; Three men wrapping boxes, each at work station with large rolls of wrapping paper in front of them. On right side is long table with some wrapped packages and young man weighing package. 143. Uncle Joe Brown's sod house Sod buildings; Homesteading; Close view of sod house with wood roof with shingles. Barbed wire fence visible around the house. No people in image. 144. Train wreck at Koldok near Oriska, N.D. Railroad accidents; Railroad freight cars; Railroad cars piled up right behind two building with people standing on top of some of the cars and others looking at wreckage in foreground. 145. Commercial building at 102 Main Avenue, Fargo, N.D. Commercial facilities; Secondhand sales; Cafes; Fire hydrants; One story frame commercial building, with sign that states "Fargo Salvage". In the store window is visible a kitchen sink and some paint cans. A billboard with the statement "Can you see, steer, stop safely?... 146. Building fire aftermath, 3013-3017, Main Avenue, Fargo, N.D. Fire; Ladders; Men; Produce stands; Markets; Bars; Cafes; Apartment houses; Two story building with fire damage. There are some men standing in front of the building. There is a sign on the building stating "Fresh Fruit" and a sign on the roof stating "Joe's". 147. House at 921 13th Avenue N., Fargo, N.D. Houses; Snow; Brickwork; Two story house with brick first level and vertical wood siding on the second. View looking northeast from the intersection of 13th Avenue and 10th Street N. Some snow visible on the ground. 148. M. E. Church, Milnor, N.D. Methodist Episcopal churches; Bell towers; View of a wood frame church with open corner bell tower, and half- hipped roof with gablet. Some snow visible on the ground. 149. Worlds Largest Buffalo, Jamestown, N.D. Sculpture; Sculptors; Construction; Scaffolding; View of buffalo sculpture under construction, with scaffolding visible around it. Artest and designer Elmer P. Petersen, likely one of the men visible in the image. 150. Lloyd G. Jester, Fargo police chief Police; Police stations; Firearms; Interiors; Evidence (Law); Handguns; Lloyd G. Jester, Fargo police chief holding a pistol, taken from murder suspect. 151. Captured fugative Elroy Hazeman and Fargo police Police; Police stations; Uniforms; Interiors; Fugitives from justice; Homicides; Crimes; Detectives; Photograph of fugitive murderer Elroy Hazeman (center) standing inside the Fargo police station with police officer Arnold Kraft (left) and detective Charles Dunnweber. 152. Captured fugative Elroy Hazeman Criminals; Homicides; Police stations; Interiors; Captured fugative Elroy Hazeman seated on a chair in the Fargo police station. 153. Officer Joseph Adsero and bus driver, Lloyd Mertz, captors of fugative Elroy Hazeman Police; Police stations; Bus drivers; Uniforms; Interiors; Fargo Police officer Joseph Adsero and Greyhound bus drive, Lloyd Mertz, standing next to each other inside the Fargo police station. 154. Worlds Largest Buffalo, Jamestown, N.D. Sculpture; Sculptors; Construction; Scaffolding; View of buffalo sculpture under construction, with scaffolding visible around it. Artest and designer Elmer P. Petersen, likely one of the men visible in the image. 155. Air National Guard F-101 jet crash, Fargo, N.D. Aircraft accidents; Fire fighters; Debris; Railroad tracks; View showing some several fire fighters standing near some wreckage on railroad tracks near the scene of Air National Guard F-101 jet crash. 156. House at 1348 Main Avenue, Fargo, N.D. Houses; Porches; Wooden buildings; Two story, wood frame, gable-front family style house, with a front porch and small addition on the rear right side. There is some modest Queen Anne detailing with patterened shingles on the gables. 157. Senator John F. Kennedy speaking from stage, old Red River Valley Fairgrounds, Fargo, N.D. Legislators; Stages (Platforms); Men; Women; Political campaigns; Bands; Elevated view of Sen. John F. Kennedy standing in front of microphone on a stage. Seated on a chair behind him is Senator Quentin Burdick. In the background is a band and some automobiles. Hector Airport... 158. Crowd at Hector Airport, Fargo, N.D. to greet President Richard Nixon Crowds; Spectators; Banners; Airports; Airport terminals; Air traffic control; Large crowd behind fence in front of airport terminal. Some carrying large signs, and signs in front of fence and on air traffic control tower atop terminal. Wing of airplane on extreme left and automobile... 159. House at 603 Broadway, Fargo, N.D. Houses; Porches; Hip roofs; Two story brick cube style house with hip roof, gabled dormer and screened in front porch. Some snow visible on the ground. 160. President Harry S. Truman giving a press confrence abord train, between Minot and New Rockford, N.D. Railroad passenger cars; Presidents; Press; Journalists; Press conferences; Interiors; Men; Whistle-stop campaigning; President Truman standing in the interior of a pullman railroad car, surrounded by a number of reporters. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 141-160 of 473 item(s)  page 8 of 24 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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