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Title: Mrs. Mary Bishop Oral History Photo Collection
Dates: 1905-1912
Collection Number: 00032-CS-08
Quantity: 47 items
Abstract: Photographs copied from the personal collection of Mrs. Mary Bishop during her oral history interview in Fargo (ND), Cass County. The interview is available on Oral History Tape #195A.
Provenance: The North Dakota Oral History Project was undertaken by Larry Sprunk, with the cooperation of the North Dakota American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, the North Dakota Farmers Union, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota. The primary objective of the North Dakota Oral History Project was to conduct oral tape recorded interviews with North Dakotans who lived through the state's history and who could speak of this history from a first-hand basis. Interviewees were photographed at the time of their interviews. In addition, the project borrowed over 6,000 historical photographs which were copied and added to the State Historical Society's collection. Many interviewees also donated family histories, documents, letters, ledgers, books, and artifacts.
Property Rights: The State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to this collection.
Copyrights: Copyrights to this collection remain with the donor, publisher, author, or author's heirs. Researchers should consult the 1976 Copyright Act, Public Law 94-553, Title 17, U.S. Code or an archivist at this repository if clarification of copyright requirements is needed.
Access: This collection is open under the rules and regulations of the State Historical Society of North Dakota.
Citation: Researchers are requested to cite the collection title, collection number, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota in all footnote and bibliographic references.
Photographs Inventory
00032-CS-08-01 Hauling logs in snow
00032-CS-08-02 Thomas E. McKenzie and his horses in woods
00032-CS-08-03 Thomas McKenzie with wagonload of wood
00032-CS-08-04 Badlands near Grassy Butte (ND)
00032-CS-08-05 Thomas McKenzie cutting wood
00032-CS-08-06 Great Northern train by massive piles of logs and men with horses
00032-CS-08-07 Jessie and Thomas McKenzie
00032-CS-08-09 Threshing on Twichell Farm
00032-CS-08-11 Louis and Twichell coal mine
00032-CS-08-12 Treadwell Twichell in a touring car with a group sightseeing in Hot Springs
00032-CS-08-14 L. L. Twichell
00032-CS-08-15 Lafe Twichell
00032-CS-08-16 Lafe Twichell
00032-CS-08-17 Twichell, served 25 years in the Legislature
00032-CS-08-18 Treadwell Twichell, speaker of house at the Capitol, Bismarck (ND) 1912
00032-CS-08-18 Matthew Dill
00032-CS-08-19 Matthew Dill in a group of Civil War veterans
00032-CS-08-20 Matthew Dill
00032-CS-08-21 Treadwell Twichell
00032-CS-08-22 William Langer and Treadwell Twichell
00032-CS-08-25 Building Old No. 10
00032-CS-08-26 – 27 Haying
00032-CS-08-28 Treadwell Twichell haying
00032-CS-08-31 – 32 Grading for a road
00032-CS-08-33 Treadwell Twichell haying
00032-CS-08-34 Jule Lois and Mrs. Treadwell Twichell
00032-CS-08-38 Threshing
00032-CS-08-39 Woman and a youth sitting in the hay
00032-CS-08-40 The New and the Old Cow Barn
00032-CS-08-41 Old cow barn
00032-CS-08-41 Sheep shed
00032-CS-08-44 The granery
00032-CS-08-45 Treadwell Twichell
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