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Crowd south of speakers stand, North Dakota State Capitol cornerstone laying ceremony, Bismarck, N.D.
Crowd south of speakers stand, North Dakota State Capitol cornerstone laying ceremony, Bismarck, N.D.
TitleCrowd south of speakers stand, North Dakota State Capitol cornerstone laying ceremony, Bismarck, N.D.
Date of Original1932-10-08
DescriptionChief Drags Wolf's party is visible in front of this crowd of people gathered for the ceremony of the laying of the cornerstone for the new North Dakota State Capitol building. Drags Wolf and his contingent all wear traditional Native American dress. Several men in military uniforms are also visible, and the Liberty Memorial Building is visible behind the crowd.
Ordering Informationhttp://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html
General SubjectAwards and ceremonies
Indians of North America
People
Military
Women
Subject (LCTGM)Headdresses
Feathers
Military uniforms
Cornerstone laying
Cornerstones
Capitols
Crowds
Personal NameDrags Wolf, chief, 1862-1943
Organization NameNorth Dakota State Capitol (Bismarck, N.D.)
LocationBismarck (N.D.)
Decade1930-1939
Item Number10121-58
Format of OriginalPhotographic prints
NotesPhotographer unknown.
Title created by staff.
Repository InstitutionState Historical Society of North Dakota
Repository CollectionAlexander G. Burr Papers Mss 10121
Credit LineState Historical Society of North Dakota (10121-58)
Rights ManagementCopyright status unknown.
Digital IDsh1012158
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