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Wrong Side Up Monument and crowd, New Salem, N.D.
Wrong Side Up Monument and crowd, New Salem, N.D.
TitleWrong Side Up Monument and crowd, New Salem, N.D.
Date of Original1935-06-12
CreatorHendrickson, Nancy
Creator RolePhotographer
DescriptionA boy stands next to the Wrong Side Up monument recently dedicated at New Salem, N.D. The inscription reads: "'Wrong Side Up' These words were spoken to John Christiansen on this spot in the spring of 1883 by a Sioux Indian. John was plowing under the prairie grass. Pondering this phrase made New Salem a successful dairy center."
Ordering Informationhttp://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html
General SubjectAwards and ceremonies
Statues and monuments
People
Subject (LCTGM)Monuments & memorials
Boys
Crowds
LocationNew Salem (N.D.)
Decade1930-1939
Item Number2012-P-020-2686
Format of OriginalGlass negatives
NotesTitle created by staff.
Repository InstitutionState Historical Society of North Dakota
Repository CollectionChristenson Photograph Collection 2012-P-020
Credit LineState Historical Society of North Dakota (2012-P-020-2686)
Rights ManagementCopyright status unknown.
Digital IDsh2012P0202686
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