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Title: Edward W. Nolan
Dates: circa 1880-1916
Collection Number: 00159
Quantity: 29 items
Abstract: Images of the Badlands, Fargo, Dickinson, Jamestown, Mandan, Mott, Park River, Velva, Wahpeton, Walhalla, and White Earth (N.D.), a war dance at Standing Rock and a train wreck.
Provenance: The State Historical Society of North Dakota acquired this collection in trades with Edward Nolan in 1963-1964.
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Transfer: Pamphlet from The Chicago and North Western Railway, 1882, folding into a map of Dakota Territory 17 1/2 x 24 1/2, with much information on reverse side concerning Dakota and farming there, "Custer Battle Field", a 14 page piece with illustrations plus colored frontis, that appeared in the 1901 Wonderland annual, published by the Northern Pacific. The pamphlet and book separated from the photograph collection and added to appropriate material collections.
Inventory
00159-00001 Music stores in Stone Block, Fargo (N.D.) 1908-1916
00159-00002 Dickinson Horse Sales Company yards, Dickinson (N.D.) 1909
00159-00003 Mill Dam on the Pembina River, Walhalla (N.D.) 1908-1916
00159-00004 War dance given in honor of Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite, Standing Rock Agency (D.T.) 07/09/1886
00159-00005 Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite and party watching war dance at Standing Rock Agency (D.T.) 07/09/1886
00159-00006 Lorenzo and Fatima Bertha Deriger 1910-1915
00159-00007 Unidentified schoolhouse with children and teacher (N.D.) XX
00159-00008 Buffalo Valley and Little Missouri River, Badlands (D.T.) 1880-1889
00159-00009 Catholic Church, Velva (N.D.) XX
00159-00010 Badland City, Little Missouri (D.T.) circa 1890
00159-00011 Wreck of the Oriental Ltd. Great Northern Railway near Bartlett (N.D.) 04/14/1907
00159-00012 Public School, Mott (N.D.) circa 1915
00159-00013 First National Bank, Mott (N.D.) circa 1915
00159-00014 Opera House, Jamestown (N.D.) 1909
00159-00015 White Earth Valley, White Earth (N.D.) circa 1913
00159-00016 Street view of Mott (N.D.) 1908
00159-00017 Dam on the Pembina River at Walhalla (N.D.) 1908
00159-00018 Main Street, Park River (N.D.) circa 1910
00159-00019 Indian on horseback on the Morton County fairgrounds, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00020 Indian drummers in front of grandstand, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00021 Man in wagon and Indian on horse in front of tents, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00022 Crowd milling around parade route, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00023 Harness racing, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00024 Indian on horse in front of tents, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00025 Crowds watching Indians on horses on parade route, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00026 Indians on horses approaching grandstand, Morton County Fair, Mandan (N.D.) 1910
00159-00027 Mr. and Mrs. Z. Cadieux standing XX
00159-00028 Group of men, mostly railroad men, in Wahpeton (D.T.) XX
00159-00029 Northern Pacific Railroad Engine 47, Wahpeton (D.T.) circa 1880
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