Photographs - Collections - 951-1000 - #00951

Title: North Dakota Churches

Dates: 1906-1950

Collection Number: 00951

Quantity: 24 items

Abstract: Images of churches, schools, parsonages designed by architect Ursa Louis Freed and postcards of Fort Yates and a homestead shack in Marmon (ND).

Provenance: The State Historical Society of North Dakota received the collection from Dacotah Prairie Museum in September 1992.

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Photographs Inventory

00951-01              Edgeley (ND) March 9, 1950
00951-02              Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Johnson and dog outside tarpaper shack, Marmon (ND)
00951-03              Nazareth Lutheran Church interior, Kenmare (ND) dedicated June 1950
00951-04              High School Towner (ND). Strand Studio, Rugby
00951-05 – 06     St. Michaels Youth Center, Grand Forks (ND). Lee-Evanson Studio, Grand Forks
00951-07 – 09     St. John the Baptist Church, Rugby (ND)
00951-10             
00951-11 – 11a St. Michaels Youth Center, Grand Forks (ND)
00951-12 – 13     Church Parsonage Minot (ND)
00951-14 – 16     Holy Trinity Church, Hettinger (ND), Olson’s Studio, Hettinger
00951-17 – 18     St. Cecelia Catholic Church, Towner (ND) 1950. Strand Studio, Rugby      
00951-19              Little Flower Catholic School Minot (ND)               
00951-20              Architect’s drawing of Wishek Community Hospital. Ursa Louis Freed, Architect
00951-21              Architect’s drawing of a proposed church for St. Aloysius Parish, Lisbon (ND). Ursa Louis Freed, Architect
00951-22              Officer’s Row, Fort Yates (ND) 1906

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