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	Search results for Badlands > Haynes, F. Jay (Frank Jay), 18... > Badlands (N.d.)    Refine your search Date 188-? (8) 1880? (8) 1880 (3) results 1-19 of 19 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Satin's Seat, Bad Lands Rock formations; Cliffs; Erosion; Hills; Men; Man sitting on rock ledge on badly eroded hillock. 2. First view of Bad Land Park Valleys; Canyons; Erosion; View over eroded valleys and canyons of the Badlands. 3. Cerlew Canyon, Little Missouri Canyons; Valleys; Rivers; Men; View from upper part of Cerlew Canyon looking down at the Little Missouri River. On far side of the river a road leads to a settlement. Hills in the background. Man with rifle in foreground. 4. Gorge of petrified wood, Bad Lands Petrified wood; Petrified forests; Erosion; Canyons; Rock formations; Fossils; Several large pieces of petrified wood as well as small fractured pieces lying at the bottom of a small badly eroded gully. Strata visible. 5. Rattlesnake's Resort, Bad Lands Rock formations; Men; Two men standing by a rocky outcrop; eroded rocks scattered on slope below. No rattlesnakes visible. 6. Cactus Cliff, Bad Lands Rock formations; Men; Two men posed on top of rocky outcrop. 7. Antelope Butte, Bad Lands Buttes; Canyons; Erosion; Eroded cliffs above flat valley bottom of Little Missouri River. High barren hills in background. 8. Coal vein, 50 feet from surface Coal; Cliffs; Men; Cliff face showing a thick coal seam. Two men standing at the base of the cliff and one man on the top of the cliff. 9. Graders at work in Bad Lands Railroad construction & maintenance; Railroad construction workers; Horses; Laborers; Graders (Earthmoving machinery); Several teams of graders moving earth; three-horse teams pulling grader that is controlled by man walking behind it; a new cut as well as a valley filling operation visible in background. 10. Valley of the Little Missouri Rivers; Valleys; Canyons; Railroad bridges; Railroad construction & maintenance; Construction camps; Rock formations; View over Little Missouri valley showing Northern Pacific Railroad bridge, boxcars on track and railroad construction camp on right side of river. In foreground, rock overhang shaped like an eagle. 11. Crossing N.P. and Little Missouri Rivers; Canyons; Valleys; Railroad crossings; Railroads; View looking down over the Little Missouri River and valley from a high hill to where the Northern Pacific Railroad crosses the river. Man standing on edge of cliff in foreground. 12. Pompeii petrified, Bad Lands Erosion; Rock formations; Petrified wood; Fossils; Columns of soft sedimentary material capped by more resistant layers of sedimentary rock and petrified wood. Heavily reoded material surrounding columns. 13. Pillers of petrification, Bad Lands Erosion; Rock formations; Petrified wood; Fossils; Close-up view of eroded columns of soft sedimentary material capped by more resistant layers of sedimentary rock and petrified wood. 14. Clincker Summit, Bad Lands Rock formations; Close-up view of overbaked scoria outcrop (clay baked by burning coal veins). 15. Semi-Petrified Stump Petrified wood; Erosion; Fossils; Close-up of weathered and decomposing petrified wood. 16. Bad Land scouts Guides & scouts; Horses; Horseback riding; Cliffs; Erosion; Rifles; Two men on horseback carrying rifles at bottom of small eroded cliff. 17. Burning coal mine, Bad Lands Burning coal veins; Canyons; Erosion; Men; View of very steep barren, eroded hillside and gully showing burning coal vein at the bottom. Man at bottom of gully. 18. Beautiful Bad Lands Canyons; Cliffs; Erosion; Landscape of eroded cliffs and flat-bottomed valley. Strata are visible. Bison skull on pile of dirt in foreground. 19. Petrified stump, 9 ft. diameter Petrified wood; Fossils; Close-up view of petrified wood in the North Dakota Badlands. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-19 of 19 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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