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Man and dog at southwest corner Fort Rice, Dakota Territory
Man and dog at southwest corner Fort Rice, Dakota Territory
TitleMan and dog at southwest corner Fort Rice, Dakota Territory
Date of Originalbetween 1864 and 1877
CreatorMorrow, Stanley J.
Creator RolePhotographer
DescriptionA man sits on logs with a dog nearby. In the background, the walls, blockhouse, and buildings of Fort Rice are visible.
Ordering Informationhttp://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html
General SubjectMilitary
Pioneer Era
People
Subject (LCTGM)Forts & fortifications
Dogs
Blockhouses
LocationFort Rice (Fort Rice, N.D.)
Dakota Territory
Decade1860-1869
1870-1879
Item NumberB0764-04
Format of OriginalPhotographic prints
NotesTitle created by staff.
Biography/HistoryFort Rice was established in 1864 by General Alfred Sully to supply his campaign into western Dakota and to protect traffic on the Missouri River, a function the fort continued until replaced by Fort Yates in 1877.
Repository InstitutionState Historical Society of North Dakota
Repository CollectionState Historical Society of North Dakota Photograph Collection B
Credit LineState Historical Society of North Dakota (B0764-04)
Rights ManagementCopyright status unknown.
Digital IDshB076404
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