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	Search results for Both > Trees    Refine your search Creator Lude, Thomas B. (2) Larson, Lavern (1) Olson, W. O. (1) Perry, L. Martin (1) Pohlig, Ernst (1) Show more... results 1-20 of 57 item(s)  page 1 of 3 : ( <<  1  2  3  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject (LCTGM): Description: 1. Rapids and dam, Island Park, Fargo, N.D. Trees; Postcards; Dams; Lawns; Buildings; Rapids; A river flowing over a small dam. Both shores are tree lined. Buildings stand behind the trees on both sides. Parts of the park lawn are visible on both sides. 2. Granary and chicken coop, Ole Crogen farm, Carbury, N.D. Agricultural facilities; Poultry houses; Granaries; Trees; Electrical apparatus; The granary and chicken coop of the Ole Crogen farm are both clapboard siding is painted red and the roofs are both woodshingled and painted green. The unique roofline of the granary comes from the fact... 3. Mouse River at West Park, Minot, N.D. Rivers; Ferries; Trees; Men; Piers & wharves; A man on a ferry moving across the river at a park. Both shores have landing facilities. On the right there are benches and a roof above the platform. 4. Swedish Lutheran Church, Grand Forks, N.D. Lutheran churches; Steeples; Sidewalks; Trees; Lawns; A church of brick construction. The steeple is on the left corner. Large, arched stained glass windows are visible on both sides of the church. Sidewalks and trees run along both sides of the church. Another... 5. Street next to perimeter fence, Fort Lincoln, Bismarck, N.D. Relocation camps; Military facilities; Trees; Fences; The buildings of Fort Lincoln near Bismarck line one side of the street, while a high fence lines the other. Leafy trees line both sides of the fence, and fallen leaves litter the street's surface. 6. Aerial view of Missouri River Rivers; Coastlines; Aerial photographs; Clouds; Trees; Sandbars; An aerial view of the Missouri River during the time of construction of the Garrison Dam. Trees are visible along both banks of the river, and a sandbar is visible in the middle of the river. 7. Machine shed exterior view, Grandins Mayville Farm District, Mayville, N.D. vicinity Machine shops; Trees; Shrubs; The machine shed on the Grandins Mayville Farm near Mayville, North Dakota originally housed mules in horses and was moved to the site around 1916. The exterior is clapboard siding, with board and batten... 8. Driving on River Road, Bismarck, N.D. Automobiles; Trees; Roads; A car drives along River Road in Bismarck. Trees and bushes closely line both sides of the road. 9. Barnes County Courthouse, exterior view, Valley City, N.D. County government; Flags; Flagpoles; Trees; The exterior of the Barnes County Courthouse in Valley City, N.D. is a large three-story edifice with a basement. The structural system is brick and tile, and the facing is Indiana limestone. The facade... 10. Christmas 1908 front page of The Golden Valley chronicle Christmas presents; Toys; Automobiles; Snow; Trees; Newspapers; Santa Claus drives an open-air automobile packed with toys down a snow covered rural road. Bare trees line both sides of the road, and buildings from a small settlement are visible at left. 11. Washington School, exterior view, Grand Forks, N.D. Architecture; Brickwork; Snow; Trees; Transportation; Schools; The Washington school building is seen from the front in winter. Mature trees line both sides of the street in front of the school while a solitary car is seen parked across from the front entrance. 12. English soldier's grave at Jouarre, France Soldiers; Graves; Crosses; Wreaths; Fences; Trees; A soldier in military uniform stands at the grave of an English soldier who died in World War I. Wreaths decorate the grave, and wooden crosses have been erected at both ends of the grave. 13. Reeves Avenue, Grand Forks, N.D. Houses; Residential streets; Trees; Carriages & coaches; Horses; Postcards; Sidewalks; A residential neighborhood. Houses are on the right. Trees run along the streets. A horse and carriage stands stationary at left. Sidewalk in the foreground. 14. Gate at Fort Totten, N.D. Forts & fortifications; Military facilities; Gates; Fences; Trees; A group of people around the main gate to the fort. A picket fence extends from both sides of the gate. 15. Minot Flour Mill, Mouse River, Minot, N.D. Trees; Postcards; Rivers; Flour & meal industry; Mills; A view of the flour mill from across the river. Trees stand at both the left and right. A border of flowers and butterflies surrounds the picture. 16. St. John the Evangelist Church, Grafton, N.D. Catholic churches; Steeples; Trees; Postcards; A brick church with two steeples. Trees surround the building. 17. Main Street, Hankinson, N.D. Dirt roads; Trees; Utility poles; Houses; Postcards; Steeples; Business districts; Sidewalks; Wooden buildings; View of a broad dirt road. On the right side there are residences in the foreground and businesses in the distance. Utility poles run along the right side of the street. On the left, a church steeple is... 18. Bridge into Pembina, N.D. Photographic postcards; Bridges; Trees; Dirt roads; Utility poles; A steel bridge leading into the town. A few buildings are visible in the distance. Utility poles run along the left side of the road. Trees are on both sides of the bridge. 19. Bird's eye view, Edgeley, N.D. Cityscape photographs; Bird's-eye views; Houses; Wooden buildings; Postcards; Trees; Streets; An overview of the town from an elevated position at the outskirts. Both homes and businesses are visible. There are trees in the foreground. 20. Reeves Avenue, Grand Forks, N.D. Horses; Carriages & coaches; Streets; Sidewalks; Trees; Lawns; Houses; Wooden buildings; Postcards; A view of a residental street. There are large homes to the right. A horse and carriage is parked on the street at left. Sidewalks run both straight away and to the right. Trees are in several of the yards.... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 57 item(s)  page 1 of 3 : ( <<  1  2  3  >> ) :: previous : next
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