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	Search results for Against    Refine your search Subject (LCTGM) Trees (11) Horses (10) Children (8) Portrait Photographs (8) Automobiles (7) Postcards (7) Carts & Wagons (6) Barns (6) Bicycles & Tricycles (5) Banks (5) Creator Fiske, Frank Bennett, ... (7) Morrow, Stanley J. (2) Naylor, Margaret Wilde... (2) Berg, J. (1) Bowen, Emanuel, D. 176... (1) Show more... results 1-20 of 94 item(s)  page 1 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject (LCTGM): Description: 1. Wergeland Monument, Island Park, Fargo, N.D. Sculpture; Parks; Trees; Postcards; A view of the Henrik Wergeland statue in Island Park in Fargo. The statue stands upon a base with an inscription that reads: "Henrik Wergeland, born at Christiansand, June 17, 1808, died at Christiania,... 2. Mandan Texts Literature; Creation; 22 Mandan Indian stories recorded, transcribed, and translated by Robert C. Hollow. The following stories are available: First Creator and Lone Man Argue; First Creator and Lone Man Make the Land; The... 3. Marquis de Mores full length portrait Suits (Clothing); Benches; Portrait photographs; The Marquis de Mores wears a dark suit and leans against a carved bench in this full length portrait. It is thought this photograph was taken during the time of his engagement to Medora Von Hoffmann. 4. Goldbrick Gazette, June 4, 1937 Newspapers; Bee culture; Baseball players; Lifeguards; Examinations; Work camps; Issue features stories on bee culture and a donation of a bee hive to the camp, demotions, results of a baseball game against another camp, a life guard at a Grand Forks camp, extension of the CCC program... 5. Medora, Marquise de Mores portrait, leaning against ornate screen Ball dresses; Portrait photographs; Handkerchiefs; Gloves; Screens; The Marquise de Mores wears a ball gown and leans against an ornate screen in this formal portrait. She holds a handkerchief in her right hand, and a pair of long gloves are visible on the chair next to... 6. Medora, Marquise de Mores portrait, standing against pillar Ball dresses; Columns; Eyeglasses; Portrait photographs; The Marquise de Mores wears a ball gown and leans agains an ornamental pillar in this formal portrait. She holds a pair of spectacles on a long stick at her side. 7. Five fencers holding foils aloft Fencing; Fencers; Group portraits; The Marquis de Mores (second from left), and other fencers pose with their foils and jackets in front of a large building. A bicycle is visible leaning against the foundation of the building. 8. Group of armed farmers, New Salem, N.D. Farmers; Rifles; Horses; Militias; Farmers at New Salem assemble holding rifles to defend against a perceived threat from the "Messiah Craze" and Ghost Dance being performed by Sioux Indians on the Standing Rock Reservation. 9. Great Northern Railroad depot at Durbin, N.D. Railroad stations; Children; Shovels; Men, women, and children stand in front of the Great Northern Railroad depot at Durbin, N.D. A shovel leans up against the building. Bags or sacks are visible in front of the women. Some of the people... 10. Barracks, Fort Abraham Lincoln Barracks; Forts & fortifications; Military facilities; Soldiers; Three barrack buildings, with soldier holding gun at attention in front of first and others lounging against porch posts in background. 11. Officers quarters, Fort Abercrombie Forts & fortifications; Military facilities; Several men, women, and children stand on the porch in front of the officers quarters at Fort Abercrombie. A ladder leans against the side of the building, and all of the windows on the end of the building... 12. Columbus Band in front of First International Bank, Columbus, N.D. Banks; Bands; Musical instruments; Musicians; Children; Members of the Columbus Band stand holding their instruments and wearing their uniforms in front of the First International Bank in Columbus. Men in suits stand on the sidewalk in the background. A small... 13. Stay with 'im Cowboys; Broncos; Horses; Rodeos; Fences; A cowboy fights to control a rearing horse while a crowd of people watch. Some people sit on a fence, while others stand and lean against the fence. 14. Dennis LeComp bulldogging a pretty steer, Pollock rodeo Cowboys; Bulls; Rodeos; Fences; Automobiles; Dennis LeComp wrestles a bull to the ground at the Pollock Rodeo. A man watches, perched from atop a fence, and three other men lean against a car and watch. 15. Missouri Valley Motors, Bismarck, N.D. Automobiles; Automobile dealerships; Automobile service stations; Line of cars backed up against curb in front of Missouri Valley Motor Company at 223 East Main Avenue. Gas Pump is in middle. Formerly Palace Hotel and Bismarck Tribune location. Building to right Dodge... 16. Jeanette Little Crow scraping stretched hide Hides & skins; Jeanette Little Crow works to scrape a hide stretched on a frame leaning up against a wooden building. 17. James McLaughlin seated on camp stool surveying with Indians Horses; Horseback riding; Surveying; Surveyors; Indian agents; Trees; Indian reservations; James McLaughlin sits on a camp stool in a rough camp during a surveying trip with Indians, likely on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. Another man leans against a tree. Tents, tables, and chairs have... 18. Bank Barn near Grenora, Williams County, N.D. Barns; Horses; A view of the red Bank barn near Grenora, N.D. Two wagon wheels lean against the barn's foundation, and a horse is visible at left. 19. First snow west of Mandan, Morton County, N.D. Barns; Snow; Winter; Croplands; A red barn constrasts against newly fallen snow west of Mandan, N.D. In the foreground, the remains of a harvested field are visible. 20. Windmill and barn, Alger Township, Mountrail County, N.D. Barns; Windmills; Silhouettes; A windmill and barn are silhouetted against the sky in Alger Township, Mountrail County. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 94 item(s)  page 1 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next
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