Title: Tom and Evelyn Wilkinson
Dates: 1906-1910
Collection Number: 00288
Quantity: 44 items
Abstract: Photographs of Red River Valley and Fargo and postcards of Roche Percell near Portal, Grand Forks, Valley City, Edgeley, Enderlin and Dickinson.
Provenance: The State Historical Society of North Dakota acquired this collection from James Wilkinson in September 1977.
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Photographs Inventory
00288-00001 Cass County Courthouse, Fargo (N.D) 1906-1910
00288-00002 A Red River Valley farm 1906-1910
00288-00003 A wheat scene in the Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00004 Truck garden at the Experiment Station, Fargo (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00005 Farm scene, Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00006 Broadway looking north, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1900
00288-00007 Another Red River Valley farm 1906-1910
00288-00008 Northern Pacific Ave. looking towards the bridge leading to Moorhead (Minn.) circa 1900
00288-00009 Potatoes raised in the Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00010 Great Northern railyard 1906-1910
00288-00011 Great Northern Depot, Fargo (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00012 Red River Valley farm 1906-1910
00288-00013 Red River Valley area 1906-1910
00288-00014 Farm scene 1906-1910
00288-00015 Northern Pacific Depot, Fargo (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00016 Red River soil ready to produce 1906-1910
00288-00017 Tilling the soil on the Fred Stoltzman farm, Everest (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00018 A few teams at work getting land ready for crop 1906-1910
00288-00019 International Harvester building, Fargo (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00020 Wheat field in the Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00021 This is not a town, a farm in the Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00022 View across a field of a farmhouse and several barns 1906-1910
00288-00023 Cutting grain in the valley 1906-1910
00288-00024 Saewer farm, Lynchburg (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00025 Horse teams lined up to go to work 1906-1910
00288-00026 Farmers checking the field from a buggy 1906-1910
00288-00027 Horses in a pen 1906-1910
00288-00028 Busy cutting grain in the Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00029 Feeding horses before a days work 1906-1910
00288-00030 This is a wheat field in the Red River Valley 1906-1910
00288-00031 Masonic Temple, Fargo (N.D.) 1906-1910
00288-00032 Making every thing count 1906-1910
00288-00033 Large herd of sheep 1906-1910
00288-00034 A Day's Work Counts With This Force 1906-1910
00288-00035 Statue at the corner of Broadway and Front St. looking south, Fargo (N.D.) circa 1910
00288-00036 This looks home like 1906-1910
00288-00037 A Red River Valley wheat field1906-1910
00288-00038 Threshing scene 1906-1910
00288-00039 Macaroni wheat field 1906-1910
00288-00040 Cutting grain on one of our farms 1906-1910
00288-00041 Cattle drinking at a slough in western North Dakota 1906-1910
00288-00042 Threshing on one of our farms 1906-1910
00288-00043 Views of a Red River Valley farm 1906-1910
00288-00044 Cutting grain on a large scale 1906-1910
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