Title: Russell Reid
Dates: 1900-1967
Collection Number: 10149
Quantity: 5 feet, 31 canisters
Abstract: Consists of correspondence, notes, financial records, research notes, photographs, maps, bibliographies, and publications dealing with administration of the State Historical Society and state parks, ornithology, and research on the Lewis and Clark Expedition and the Sully Expedition; manuscript articles, poetry, and short stories by Clell Gannon; information on the origins of North Dakota place names; records of Friends of Our Native Wildlife, 1919-1921; including minutes, constitution, annual reports, and a membership roster; and records of the Ladies Auxiliary to Company A, including correspondence and minutes.
Provenance: The State Historical Society of North Dakota acquired the 16mm films from Lee Aide, grandson of Doris Aide who had been Russell Reid’s secretary for many years, in April 2000.
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Citation:
Researchers are requested to cite the collection title, collection number, and the State Historical Society of North Dakota in all footnote and bibliographic references.
Transfer: Books and periodicals were transferred to the library collection and photographs can be found in Photo Collection 200.
Related collections:
30203 Historical Society. Superintendent's Correspondence
MSS 10046 Dana Wright
MSS 10190 Will Family
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Russell Reid was born February 6, 1900 on a farm near Hannah, North Dakota. His father, Peter Reid, settled in Cavalier County in 1886 and his mother Henrietta Balfour, came there in 1889. Both parents were immigrants from Canada. The family moved to Langdon in Cavalier County in 1905 and then to Bismarck in 1913 where Reid graduated from high school.
Russell Reid began working at the State Historical Society of North Dakota in 1917 while still in high school when the museum occupied the basement of the old Capitol. After high school Reid worked as a surveyor and at the Bismarck Public Library. In 1923, after returning to full-time work for the Historical Society, he was appointed Museum Assistant. In 1928 he received the title of Curator and in 1929 succeeded Lewis F. Crawford as Superintendent of the Historical Society. He served as Superintendent of the Society until his retirement in 1967. About the time of his appointment as Superintendent the depression hit. Reid kept the Society alive until the development of the CCC and WPA projects began to preserve and develop historic and scenic resources in the state. Reid was federal procurement officer in North Dakota for the National Park Service between 1935 and 1938. Out of the efforts of these years grew the State Parks Committee on which Reid served effectively for twenty years. This committee eventually became the North Dakota State Park Service.
Reid was a member of the National Conference of State Parks and was a senior fellow of the American Institute of Park Executives. In 1954 he was awarded the Pugsley Silver Medal for outstanding achievement in state park development and historic site preservation by the American Scenic and Historical Preservation Society. In 1958 he received an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from the University of North Dakota. Among the more outstanding accomplishments of his administration was the creation of the nation’s first National Memorial Park in memory of Theodore Roosevelt in the North Dakota Badlands, the Chateau de Mores Historic Site (a gift from the son of the Marquis), the international Peace Garden, and the construction of innumerable public facilities and markers at parks and historic sites throughout the state.
The Yellowstone-Missouri Fort Union Commission scheduled the transfer of the deed for Fort Union to the National Park Service to coincide with Russell Reid Day, in order to recognize Reid’s unique contribution. The transfer marked the official beginning of the Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site.
Salvage archaeology, a program conducted in cooperation with the National Park Service designed to save priceless archaeological information from the flooding of giant dam reservoirs, began during Reid’s administration. This was the only official and systematic archaeological program ever conducted in North Dakota, a state unusually rich in plains archaeological sites. Reid was editor of the North Dakota Historical Quarterly from 1945 to 1965. He was first vice president of the International Peace Gardens, Inc., a member of the American Association of Museums, member of the North Dakota Wildlife League, the ecologist’s Union, and former officer and founder of the Missouri Slope Chapter of the Isaac Walton League and a national director of the League.
Russell Reid served his community with energy also helping to start the Bismarck-Mandan Executives Club and serving for many years on the Bismarck Public Library Board, the Board of Trustees of the Bismarck Hospital, and the Girl Scout Executive Board. He was a member of the Bismarck Rotary Club, the Bismarck Art Association, and the Garden Club. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
Reid’s contribution to the state is inestimable, not only because of the articles he wrote, the many museum specimens he personally collected, and the thousands of photographs he took, but also for the great respect in which he was esteemed by his colleagues, for the encouragement he gave to all interested in the preservation of history and wildlife, and his modest dedication which provided an example to those who knew him and made a favorable impression with the many visitors to the state he loved so intensely. Russell Reid died July 9, 1967.
Written by Craig Gannon for a Historical Society banquet honoring Reid.
July 12, 1967
Dear Governor Guy:
It was with deepest regrets that I learned of the passing of Russell Reid in Bismarck on July 9. It was just a little more than a month ago that we gathered to pay tribute to this man who dedicated his life to North Dakota. I shall be forever grateful to you and Russell’s friends in North Dakota for the opportunity I had to participate in this occasion. Russell truly enjoyed that evening, and I am told he stayed up until 2:30 the next morning reading the volume of letters from his many friends.
I suspect that almost everything that could be said about Russell may be found in that memorial volume. But the words do not represent the life of Russell Reid. From my long association with him, I think he can best be remembered through the appreciation of morning light on a Dakota prairie; the cry of a gull on Long Lake; the buzz of a prairie rattle in the Little Missouri badlands; the mystery of a broken obsidian point lying in a Hidatsa village of yesterday; Fort McKeen standing as a sentinel guarding the glory of Old Fort Lincoln; and, most of all, the people who pioneered its land and gave North Dakota its greatness—these were the elements of Russell’s interest. Russell had a rare curiosity of, and deep love for, the world in which he lived. And he had an even rarer enthusiastic ability to share his appreciation and understanding with all of us. Through fifty years of tireless, unselfish work, Russell Reid has left a legacy of the cultural and natural heritage of North Dakota represented by an excellent system of State parks, National Wildlife Refuges, and National Parks, and he sparked an awareness by the public of their value.
I
extend to you and the people of your State our deepest sympathy in the loss of this great North Dakotan.
With kind personal regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Howard W. Baker
Associate Director, National Park Service
BOX / FOLDER INVENTORY
Box 1:
Proceedings
1 Friends of Our Native Wild Life – constitution, minutes, annual report, resolutions, membership 1919-1921
2 Ladies Auxiliary to Company A Minute Book 1917-1919
Correspondence
3 Atkinson Expedition of 1825 1926-1927
4 Bailey, Vernon and Florence 1919-1935
5 Bent, A. C. 1923, 1928
6 Bruening, Joe 1922-1924
7 Connolly, Delta R. 1927
8 Dakin, Dorothy 1927
9 Dickson, Allie 1923-1925
10 Edwards, S. M. 1923, 1928
11 Fisher, Clyde 1927-1932
12 Frazier, Pearl 1923-1925
13 Friends of Our Native Wild Life 1921-1921
14 Funk, Nettie S. 1925-1929
15 Gannon, Clell – Christmas Cards 1922-1945
16 Gilbert, Elise C. 1929
17 Gilmore, Melvin 1920-1927
18 Hastings, Walter E. 1922-1925
19 Heath, Fannie M.
20 Herron, Eva M. 1927-1928
21 Judd, Elmer T. 1920-1929
22 Kitchen, Merrill 1933-1947
23 Libby, O. G. 1920-1929
24 McDowell, Mrs. G. D. 1924-1930
25 Nelson, E. W. 1920-1924
26 North Dakota Game and Fish Commission 1919-1923
27 Oberholser, Harry C. 1920-1927
28 Saunders, Helen E. (Mrs. R. B. Woodelton) 1927-1944
29 Seton, Ernest Thompson 1927-1947
30 Sievers, Herman A. 1927
31 Stephens, T. C. 1928-1929
32 Stevens, O. A. 1927-1929
33 Stryker, Carol 1928-1929
Box 2:
1 Wallace, Henry C. 1923-1924
2 Weber, Neal 1927-1929
3 Wheeler, G. C. 1927-1928
4 Wilson Ornithological Club 1921-1927
5 Wood, Norman A. 1921-1925
6 Yoder, A. H. 1919-1928
7 Zahn, F. B. 1928-1929
8 Correspondence 1917-1919
9 Correspondence 1932-1929
10 Correspondence 1940-1958, n.d.
11 Christmas Cards 1932-1940, n.d.
Literary Productions
12 Bibliography of North Dakota Ornithology n.d.
13 “Birds and the Farmer” by Lester Vetter n.d.
14 “List of North Dakota Fishes” by H. L. Hankinson 1928
15 “Birds and Mammals Observed by Lewis and Clark” by Russell Reid and Clell Gannon n.d.
16 “Conservation of Our Natural Resources” by O. A. Stevens n.d.
17 Dates of Establishment and Abandonment of Forts in the Department of the Dakota 1937
18 “Down the Missouri,” by Clell Gannon n.d.
19 “The Gypsy Trail,” by Clell Gannon n.d.
20 “History of North Dakota” by Elwyn B. Robinson (draft) 1958
21 “J. D. Allen – the Man and his Work,” by Clell Gannon 1924
22 “The Killdeer Mountains as a Game Refuge and Park” by Vernon Bailey 1937
23 List of Troops Under General Sully in the Indian Campaign of 1864 n.d.
24 “Little Missouri Trip” by George F. Will 1925
25 “My Experiences and Investments in the Bad Lands of North Dakota and Some of the Men I Met There” by A. C. Huidekoper
26 “Natural History Notes on the Journals of Alex Henry,” by Russell Reid and Clell Gannon n.d.
27 “A Report on the Faunal Notes Found in the Records of Early Expeditions in North Dakota” by J. Edwin Carlson” by J. Edwin Carlson n.d.
28 “Report on the Game Situation in North Dakota” by Raymond Fischer n.d.
29 “Russell Reed – Naturalist,” by Clell Gannon 1924
Subject Files
30 Artesian Water 1933
31 Bird Migration 1920-1922
32 Birds 1926, 1930, n.d.
33 Birds of Burleigh County 1919-1925
34 Folk Sayings about the Meadowlark, n.d.
Box 3:
1 Books Published by Usher Burdick Books 1940, 1957
2 Card Index: Railroads & Taxation, Shiloh Battlefield in 1895, William Reed Account of Minnesota Uprising 1862, Money Appropriated by Congress for Surveys 1880-1894
2 Collection of Mammals 1920-1923
3 Copies of Letters to Indian Agents and Special Orders, Standing Rock Agency (originals offered for sale by William J. White, Fort Yates, ND were given to Mrs. Davis for transaction 1-31-39) 1876
4 Lewis and Clark 1927
5 Maps of the Little Missouri River from Marmarth to Medora n.d.
6 North Dakota Place Names 1945-1947
7 Town and County Names and Origins 1947-1948
8 Charles Reynolds Journal May 17-June 22, 1876
9 Journal of Alexander Brown, Sergeant Co. G 7th Cavalry July 1-Sept. 10, 1876
Printed Materials
10 Bismarck Bird Club News 1955-1956
11 Newspaper Clippings – birds, conservation, nature 1900-1938
12 Newspaper Clippings – WPA Place Names 1939-1940
13 Bismarck Garden Club Program 1941
14 Certificates, Membership Cards 1932-1966
15 1st Thanksgiving Dinner of Battery F 338th Field Artillery at Camp Dodge, Iowa November 29, 1917
16 Food and Gas Ration Stamps and Tokens 1942-1945
17 Guest Book [from SHSND dinner in his honor 1967?]
18 North Dakota State Corn Show 1927, n.d.
19 Publications by Enos A. Mills 1921-1931
Oversize Material
“Down the Missouris” Photograph Album of trip down the Little Missouri and Missouri Rivers with Clell Gannon and George Will from Medora to Bismarck in 1925
Fauna and Flora of North Dakota Photograph Album n.d.
Badlands Photo Album n.d.
High School Diploma, 1921
Commemorative Letters on 25 Years at the State Historical Society 1949
Certificate of recognition and sympathy during a period of illness, from members of the State Historical Society at their annual meeting, March 23, 1963
Certificate of appreciation for all of Reid's accomplishments, by Craig A. Gannon and J. Liess Vantine, n.d.
Bibliography of 16 mm film
Times are approximate.
Russell Reid film collection
Core 1 (38:17)
Time/Segment:
0:00 1. Allis Chalmers track-type tractor moving bricks (cleanup) from site of old capitol, November 11, 1932 (Liberty Memorial building shows in background); mallard ducks at Sterling, ND, November 16, 1932; railroad wreck (derailment) on Northern Pacific near Sterling.
4:30 2. Bull snake; Governor George Schafer breaking ground for new capitol; unveiling of Pioneer Mothers project at capitol groundbreaking.
7:05 3. Badlands and Little Missouri scenes; workers (CCC or WPA?); rattlesnake; flowers. Reid appears to be in some pictures, walking on roadway.
11:35 4. Cornerstone laying for new capitol, 1932. Governor George Schafer and others speaking; installation of time capsule.
16:06 5. Constructing steel framework for capitol.
20:43 6. Excavating capitol basement; dragline operating; brief railroad segment.
25:20 7. Pouring concrete for Capitol roof; includes view from Capitol showing Liberty Memorial building and surrounding area; boating on river; fishing with nets.
29:50 8. Fishing (apparently continued from previous segment); pelicans; Capitol almost complete; view of Capitol probably from Liberty Memorial building; segment identified as “Nishu” with people dressed as Native Americans playing a game or enacting a ceremony.
34:19 9. Power shovels excavating basement of Capitol with some of the dirt being hauled by horse-drawn wagons, August 25, 1932.
36:36 10. Missouri River bridge; boating on the Missouri at Bismarck; three people by car; motoring through wooded area (River Road?); same three women by trees.
Russell Reid film collection
Core 2 (36:28)
Time/Segment:
0:00 1. No title. Begins with work area in Liberty Memorial Building; unidentified woman; group outside which includes Reid. (2:03)
2:03 2. Airplanes landing; large number of cars parked (possibly for Capitol groundbreaking event?); baby snake. (1:56)
3:59 3. “Indians laying cornerstone of Capitol”. This appears to be part of segment “Nishu” (core1, #8) with tree planting possibly at On-a-Slant village at Fort Abraham Lincoln; 1933 cornerstone laying; time capsule going placed in stone; Governor William Langer and others troweling mortar; short skunk segment. (4:18)
8:17 4. “Jeanne & Grandma Aide Jan & Apr 1932.” Hockey game and people skating on same outdoor rink; woman in office (same person as in #1; other unidentified individuals; sheep; girls by car, then on hillside. (4:27)
12:44 5. “Parade, Grandma Aide, Bittern, Yellow-headed blackbird, __.” (4:30)
17:14 6. “Richardson’s ground squirrel, Bismarck, ND May 1, 1932.” Finished film showing flickertail. (3:18)
20:32 7. Men digging and constructing earth lodge at Fort Abraham Lincoln. (3:31)
24:13 8. “ Ground squirrel” More flickertail antics. (0:31)
24:44 9. “Black and white teal duck and young.” (0:39)
25:23 10. “Rattlesnake” Close-up footage of rattlesnake. (2:37)
28:00 11. Whooping crane photos taken from airplane, Dawson, ND, September 30, 1932. Harry Potter, pilot. The film is badly damaged from projectors. Also shows aerial views of Bismarck, ND. (3:42)
31:42 12. Whitestone Hill. Film starts with pelicans and has short segments on a “big ox” and birds in a house. The Whitestone Hill segment is likely the 1942 dedication, at which a plaque was dedicated to honor the Indians who died during the fighting at Whitestone Hill, and the Indian couple shown are likely the descendants of the Two Bear family who were present to represent the Dakotas. (4:43)
Russell Reid film collection
Core 3 (21:58)
Time/Segment:
0:00 1.“DeMores” (color- kodachrome film) Follows a group of four people and shows Roosevelt Park sign; Badlands (park) views; DeMores Park; Medora; DeMores statue; packing plant signs; pan of Little Missouri; Chateau, exterior and interior. ca. 1941-43. (4:36)
4:36 2. “Felling trees – WPA or CCC workers.” Film shows cutting of large trees; laying rocks in ditch (this goes with segment 7 of core 2). (3:22)
8:02 3.“Lake Metigoshe.” (color – Kodachrome film) Film pans lake and area and shows lodge; boating (some badly out of focus); and a bag piper. ca. 1941-43. (4:34)
12:36 4. “Flood, Mandan CCC camp.” Shows flood (Heart River?); ice moving; diking to hold flood water from CCC camp; ice flowing on Missouri River with bridge visible. (4:40)
17:04 5.“Setting up large earth lodge at Fort Lincoln – flood at CCC camp Sp 3” Shows flooded out camp; pan of workers. 1935? (4:54)
Separate films in collection:
1. “Indians.” Shows encampment; dancing; traditional activities. (11:35)
2. “Capitol Fire.” Film of December 28, 1930, fire which destroyed the North Dakota Capitol. The film was shot by S. W. Corwin. There are two copies of the film, one of which is a “master” intended for use in duplication only. Titling is more complete on the “master.” (10:50)
3. “Birds of North Dakota Prairie Lakes. Gulls, Cormorants and Terns. Photographed by Russell Reid. June 1931. (17:06).
4. Untitled. American Indian activities, possibly MHA Nation. Begins with shot that includes large lodge and an encampment; men swimming in river; woman beading or doing quillwork; more shots of the encampment; creating fibers (for weaving?). This film has sprocket hole damage. (4:31).
PHOTOGRAPHS INVENTORY
10149-0001 Boat Hugh Glass on shore of Little Missouri River (ND) near camp near Ash Creek, June 1925
10149-0002 Valley of the Little Missouri River near Ash Creek, cedar trees growing on the steep slope with cottonwoods below, bank fringed with willows, June 8, 1925
10149-0003 Valley of the Little Missouri River just above Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0004 Valley of the Little Missouri River at Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch site, ranch house was situated on the left side of the clearing in the cottonwoods, June 9, 1925
10149-0005 Site of Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch house, facing away from the Little Missouri River, June 9, 1925
10149-0006 Little Missouri River viewed from the site of Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch house, June 9, 1925
10149-0007 View of Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0008 Badlands behind Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0009 Valley of the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, photo taken with a 24 inch focus single lens, June 10, 1925
10149-0010 Valley of the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, photo taken with a 24 inch focus single lens, June 10, 1925
10149-0011 Bluffs and cedars along the Little Missouri River about the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0012 Bluffs along the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 19, 1925
10149-0013 Bluffs and cedars along the Little Missouri River about 1 ½ miles above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, bluffs are about 400 feet high and contain many veins of lignite coal, June 10, 1925
10149-0014 – 0015 North Dakota State Capitol Building and Liberty Memorial Building, Bismarck (ND), before 1930, Russell Reid photograph, Bismarck (ND)
10149-0016 Bridge across Missouri River, Bismarck (ND)
10149-0017 View of Missouri River
10149-0018 View of town and river
10149-0019 View of prairie
10149-0020 – 0021 View of Missouri River
10149-0022 View of town and river
10149-0023 – 0024 Unidentified river
10149-0025 Prairie crocuses (Pulsatilla patens) in bloom
10149-0026 Common milkweed plants (Asclepias syriaca)
10149-0027 Calystegia sepium/Convolvulus overgrowing other plants
10149-0028 Close-up of Calystegia sepium/Convolvulus
10149-0029 Purple Prairie Clover (Dalea purpurea/Petalostemum purpureum)
10149-0030 Wild bergamot (Monarda fistulosa)
10149-0031 Sunflower (Helianthus annuus)
10149-0032 Purple Prairie Clover (Dalea purpurea/Petalostemum purpureum)
10149-0033 Hairy Golden Aster (Chrysopsis villosa/Heterotheca villosa)
10149-0034 Grove of cedars in a valley near the mouth of Crosby Creek, June 12, 1925
10149-0035 George Will making soup at camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0036 Shore of Little Missouri River
10149-0037 Steep sandstone bluff across the river from camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0038 Building a sweat lodge
10149-0039 Arikara Medicine Lodge, Armstrong (ND)
10149-0040 George Will and unidentified man sitting in front of tent
10149-0041 – 0043 Procession for adoption or christening ceremony beside Arikara Medicine Lodge
10149-0044 – 0045 Sacred objects (nest) on floor of Arikara Medicine Lodge
10149-0046 Two Native American men sitting on floor of Arikara Medicine Lodge with sacred objects
10149-0047 Three Native American men standing behind sacred objects
10149-0048 Native American man
10149-0049 Three Native American men standing behind sacred objects
10149-0050 Three Native American med standing behind sacred objects and a young girl
10149-0051 Four Native American men placing a hat on the head of the woman being adopted or christened
10149-0052 Sweat lodge
10149-0053 – 0054 Large vertebra
10149-0055 Woman before adoption or christening
10149-0056 Woman after adoption or christening
10149-0057 Man in front of tent and automobile
10149-0058 Man cooking in front of tent and automobile
10149-0059 Early Mandan or Bismarck (DT)
10149-0060 Native Americans sitting in grass, Missouri River in distance
10149-0061 – 0064 Native Americans doing ceremony in front of cedar tree
10149-0065 – 0067 Group of Native Americans carrying cedar tree to Arikara Medicine Lodge
10149-0068 Ceremony in front of tent camp
10149-0069 – 0070 Setting up cedar tree in front of Arikara Medicine Lodge
10149-0071 Group of Native Americans outside of Arikara Medicine Lodge during ceremony
10149-0072 – 0073 Native American dancing in front of Arikara Medicine Lodge
10149-0074 Group of Native Americans outside of Arikara Medicine Lodge during ceremony
10149-0075 Native Americans entering Arikara Medicine Lodge during ceremony
10149-0076 Two Native American men beside cedar tree
10149-0077 Four Native American men beside cedar tree
10149-0078 Two Native American men walking beside Arikara Medicine Lodge
10149-0079 Rowboat Hugh Glass just after completion by C L Hansen of Bismarck (ND), May 30, 1925
10149-0080 Portion of Medora (ND), showing the high wall that surrounds the town, July 23, 1923
10149-0081 George Will, Sr. at the first camp, ½ mile below Medora (ND), on the west side of the Little Missouri River, June 6, 1925
10149-0082 Restroom of cottonwood logs and scoria being built for tourists, Peaceful Valley Ranch (ND), June 8, 1925, Clell G. Gannon photograph
10149-0083 Yucca glauca in bud, Sheep Creek, about 4 miles north of Medora (ND), June 8, 1925
10149-0084 View of buttes and bull pines from the sagebrush flats on Sheep Creek, about 2 miles northwest of Medora (ND), June 8, 1925
10149-0085 Close-up of some bull pines from the sagebrush flats on Sheep Creek, about 2 miles northwest of Medora (ND), June 8, 1925
10149-0086 George Will, Sr. and Clell Gannon beside some small pines on top of butte, June 8, 1925
10149-0087 View of Sentinel Butte, taken from National Parks Highway east of Sentinel Butte (ND), July 23, 1923
10149-0088 View of the Little Missouri River between Government Creek and Ash Creek (Coulee), June 8, 1925
10149-0089 High bluff along the Little Missouri River between Government Greek and Ash Creek, dark streaks are veins of coals, June 8, 1925
10149-0090 Hugh Glass and the Little Missouri River, viewed from our camp near Ash Creek
10149-0091 Valley of Little Missouri River near Ash Creek, cedars growing on the steep slopes with cottonwoods below, riverbank fringed with willows, June 8, 1925
10149-0092 Clell Gannon and George Will, Sr. preparing breakfast at the Ash Creek camp, June 9, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0093 Cottonwood trees washed into the Little Missouri River below Ash Creek, June 9, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0094 Bluffs and cedars along the Little Missouri River between Ash Creek and the Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0095 Valley of Little Missouri River between Ash Creek and Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0096 Valley of the Little Missouri River at Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch site, ranch house was situated on the left side of the clearing in the cottonwoods, June 9, 1925
10149-0097 Valley of the Little Missouri River just above Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0098 Site of Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch house, looking toward the Little Missouri River, large slab of sandstone was used as the doorstep, June 9, 1925
10149-0099 Site of Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch house, looking away from the Little Missouri River, June 9, 1925
10149-0100 Little Missouri River, viewed from the site of Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch house, June 9, 1925
10149-0101 Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch site, June 9, 1925
10149-0102 Badlands just behind Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0103 Badlands along the Little Missouri River near Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0104 Sandstone bluff on the Little Missouri River between Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch and Big Beaver Creek, June 9, 1925
10149-0105 Hugh Glass stuck on a sandbar above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, George Will, Sr. standing beside boat, June 9, 1925
10149-0106 Hugh Glass stuck on a sandbar above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, George Will, Sr. standing beside boat and Clell Gannon in boat, June 9, 1925
10149-0107 Pulling the Hugh Glass off a sandbar above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 9, 1925, Clell G. Gannon photograph
10149-0108 Man looking for deeper water while holding a camera, while the Hugh Glass was stuck on a sandbar above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 9, 1925, Clell G. Gannon photograph
10149-0109 Men eating supper at the Big Beaver Creek camp on the Little Missouri River, June 9, 1925, photo taken with vest pocket Kodak
10149-0110 Bluffs and cedars along the Little Missouri River about 1 ½ miles above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, the bluffs are about 400 feet high and contain veins of lignite coal, June 10, 1925
10149-0111 Bluffs along the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0112 Bluffs and cedars along the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0113 – 0114 Valley of the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925, photo taken with a 24 inch focus single lens
10149-0115 High bluff on the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, it is over 500 feet tall, June 10, 1925
10149-0116 Supplies about to be loaded into the Hugh Glass at the Big Beaver Creek camp, June 10, 1925, Clell G Gannon photograph
10149-0117 Christening the Hugh Glass just before leaving the camp at Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0118 Snags of trees in the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0119 Little Missouri River near the mouth of Beicegel Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0120 – 0121 Little Missouri River between Beicegel and Red Wing Creeks, June 11, 1925
10149-0122 Joe Wood’s Ranch on the Little Missouri River, just above the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0123 Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0124 Close-up of Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0125 – 0126 Pinnacles of butte capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0127 Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0128 Badlands along the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, river can be seen to the left, June 11, 1925
10149-0129 View of the Little Missouri River from a high butte, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0130 Looking across the valley of the Little Missouri River from a high butte, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0131 Small valley entering the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0132 Badlands along the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0133 – 0134 Looking out of the mouth of a cave in the buttes near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0135 Little Missouri River below the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0136 Valley of Little Missouri River near the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0137 George Will, Sr. cooking supper at camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0138 George Will, Sr. making soup for supper at camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0139 Making oatmeal for supper at camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, Russell Ried left and George Will, Sr. right, June 12, 1925, Clell G Gannon photograph
10149-0140 Steep sandstone bluff across the river from camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0141 – 0142 High bluffs and cedars across the river from camp on Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0143 Grove of cedars in a valley near the mouth of Crosby Creek, June 12, 1925
10149-0144 Russell Reid and George Will pushing the Hugh Glass, which is stuck on a sandbar above the mouth of Crosby Creek, June 12, 1925, Clell G. Gannon photograph
10149-0145 Flashlight photograph of Clell Gannon and George Will at camp between the mouth of Crosby Creek and Cherry Creek, June 12, 1925
10149-0146 Abandoned ranch house below the mouth of Cherry Creek, June 13, 1925
10149-0147 George Will, Sr. and Clell Gannon in boat on the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925
10149-0148 Black birch trees growing below the mouth of Bear Creek, Little Missouri River in the distance, June 13, 1925
10149-0149 Valley of the Little Missouri River taken from high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, looking upriver, June 13, 1925
10149-0150 – 0151 Valley of the Little Missouri River taken from high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, looking downriver, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a 7 inch focus double lens
10149-0152 Valley of the Little Missouri River taken from high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, looking downriver, June 13, 1925, photo taken with an 18 inch focus single lens, June 13, 1925
10149-0153 Forested slope below the mouth of Bear Creek, trees pictured include aspens, box elder, bur oak, elm, and black birch, Killdeer Mountains visible in distance in upper left, June 13, 1925
10149-0154 Hereford cattle along the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925
10149-0155 Men in Hugh Glass on the Little Missouri below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0156 Clell Gannon in the Hugh Glass at camp above the mouth of Cherry Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0157 Camp below the mouth of Cherry Creek, George Will by the tent and Clell Gannon in the boat, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0158 George Will cooking pancakes at camp below the mouth of Cherry Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket negative
10149-0159 Russell Reid sitting by the river, having lost his cap, June 14, 1925, Clell G. Gannon photograph
10149-0160 Little Missouri River near the mouth of Elk Creek, June 14, 1928
10149-0161 Young Golden Eagle, taken at Manning Coulee below the mouth of Jim Creek, June 14, 1925
10149-0162 Looking out of the mouth of a cave above the mouth of Moccasin Creek, June 14, 1925
10149-0163 George Will cooking pancakes at camp above the mouth of Moccasin Creek, June 15, 1925
10149-0164 Bluff along the Little Missouri River near Ash Creek, with vein of coal in the center of the photo, June 9, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0165 Young Great Horned Owl which fell in the Little Missouri River and was rescued by the crew of the Hugh Glass, near the mouth of the Little Missouri River, June 15, 1925
10149-0166 Mouth of the Little Missouri River from the hill at Night Walks Village, a little above and on the other side of the river from Elbowoods (ND), June 15, 1925
10149-0167 Prairie rattle snake, just below the site of Night Walks Village, June 15, 1925
10149-0168 Prairie rattle snake, Beicegel Creek, west of Grassy Butte (ND), July 26, 1923
10149-0169 Arikara council lodge, Armstrong (ND), across the river from Ree (ND), September 6, 1925
10149-0170 Men and boat on a sandbar between Elbowoods and Ree (ND), June 16, 1925, Clell G. Gannon photograph
10149-0171 Barrow’s Landing, on the east side of the Missouri River between Reed and Expansion (ND), June 17, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0172 Emanuel Rock, named for Manuel Lisa, near Expansion (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0173 Expansion (ND), on the west side of the Missouri River below Ree (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0174 Evening on the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0175 – 0176 Site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0177 Depression or ring of a past house at the site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0178 – 0179 Large beardtongue (Penstemon grandiflorus) at the site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0180 River elevator at Deapolis (ND), June 18, 1925, photo taken with vest pocket Kodak
10149-0181 Site of old Fort Clark, near Fort Clark Station (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0182 Last camp on the east side of the Missouri River below Sanger (ND), Square Buttes visible in distance, June 19, 1925
10149-0183 Crew of the Hugh Glass: George F Will, Sr., Clell G Gannon, and Russell Reid, below the site of Bourgeois Indian village near Fort Union, June 19, 1925
10149-0184 First view of the Bismarck (ND) bridges over the Missouri River, coming downstream in the Hugh Glass, June 19, 1925
10149-0185 Hugh Glass tied to the bank at Bismarck (ND), June 19, 1925
10149-0186 Buffalo skull and elk antler found in the Badlands west of Grassy Butte (ND), July 28, 1925
10149-0187 – 088 Young marsh hawks
10149-0189 House wren on a birdhouse
10149-0190 Screech owl in a tree
10149-0191 Canada geese in flight
10149-0192 Western willet in a marsh
10149-0193 – 0194 Bluebird in a tree
10149-0195 Marbled godwits in wetlands
10149-0196 Western willet in marsh
10149-0197 Ruddy ducks in flight
10149-0198 Crow on the gloved hand of a handler
10149-0199 Marsh hawk nest with six eggs
10149-0200 – 0202 Ferruginous rough legged hawk nest
10149-0203 Ferruginous rough legged hawk nest, with Badlands and river in backgrounds
10149-0204 – 0205 Prairie sharp-tail grouse nest
10149-0206 Eared grebe
10149-0207 – 0208 Eared grebe in water
10149-0209 Prairie sharp-tail grouse
10149-0210 Prairie chicken nest with eggs
10149-0211 McCown’s longspur nest
10149-0212 Chestnut-collared longspur nest
10149-0213 – 0214 McCown’s longspur
10149-0215 Western willet in grass
10149-0216 – 0217 Western willet nest with eggs
10149-0218 Western vesper sparrow nest
10149-0219 Western meadowlark nest with young
10149-0220 – 0221 Black-headed grosbeak nest with eggs
10149-0222 Brown thrasher nest with eggs
10149-0223 Arctic towhee nest with eggs
10149-0224 Western willet in grass
10149-0225 – 0226 Ovenbird nest with eggs
10149-0227 Willow thrush nest with young
10149-0228 – 0229 Black-headed grosbeak in nest
10149-0230 Will thrush nest with young
10149-0231 Black-headed grosbeak
10149-0232 – 0233 Nighthawk chicks
10149-0234 Ducks in flight
10149-0235 Franklin’s gulls in flight
10149-0236 Bird’s nest with eggs
10149-0237 Bird flying over nest
10149-0238 Bird’s nest with eggs
10149-0239 Bird’s nest in tree
10149-0240 Bird’s nest with eggs
10149-0241 Bird sitting on nest
10149-0242 Nest with young
10149-0243 – 0245 Bird’s nest in grass with eggs
10149-0246 Young Great Horned Owl which fell in the Little Missouri River and was rescued by the crew of the Hugh Glass, near the mouth of the Little Missouri River, June 15, 1925
10149-0247 Young Golden Eagle, taken at Manning Coulee below the mouth of Jim Creek, June 14, 1925
10149-0248 Young Great Horned Owl which fell in the Little Missouri River and was rescued by the crew of the Hugh Glass, near the mouth of the Little Missouri River, June 15, 1925
10149-0249 Prairie dog burrow
10149-0250 – 0253 Prairie dog standing at entrance to his burrow
10149-0254 Thirteen-lined ground squirrel
10149-0255 Buffalo skull and elk horn
10149-0256 Beaver cutting
10149-0257 Old beaver dam
10149-0258 Beaver path to water’s edge
10149-0259 – 0261 Beaver cuttings
10149-0262 Beaver flood storehouse
10149-0263 Beaver flood storehouses in river
10149-0264 Beaver dam
10149-0265 –0 267 Beaver dam on Square Butte Creek
10149-0268 Hunting party to collect deer for State Historical Society of North Dakota
10149-0269 – 0272 Deer shot by hunting party for State Historical Society of North Dakota
10149-0273 Hunting party with deer shot for State Historical Society of North Dakota
10149-0274 – 0276 Thirteen-lined ground squirrel
10149-0277 Richardson’s ground squirrel (prairie dog)
10149-0278 Thirteen-lined ground squirrel
10149-0279 Cottontail rabbit
10149-0280 – 0282 Beaver dam
10149-0283 Vacant number
10149-0284 – 0285 Beaver dam, Apple Creek (ND)
10149-0286 Beaver cutting
10149-0287 Shrubby cinquefoil
10149-0288 Rabbit brush
10149-0289 “Scoria Lily” or Evening Star (Mentzelia pumila)
10149-0290 Valley of Curlew Creek
10149-0291 Green River
10149-0292 – 0294 Valley of Little Missouri River at Medora (ND)
10149-0295 – 0296 Badlands, near Fryburg (ND)
10149-0297 Cedar trees on a butte
10149-0298 Sandstone rocks, Medora (ND)
10149-0299 Scoria butte
10149-0300 Yellowstone River, Glendive (MT)
10149-0301 Chateau de Mores, Medora (ND)
10149-0302 Yellowstone River, Glendive (MT)
10149-0303 Flat Top Butte, near Grassy Butte (ND)
10149-0304 – 0305 Sentinel Butte, Sentinel Butte (ND)
10149-0306 Rock outcrop on butte
10149-0307 Man standing on Sentinel Butte, Sentinel Butte (ND)
10149-0308 Clay Buttes
10149-0309 Beicegel Creek
10149-0310 Little Beicegel Creek
10149-0311 Small butte with automobile in front
10149-0312 Bobby Lyon Hill
10149-0313 Clell Gannon standing on rock outcrop
10149-0314 Badlands near Fryburg (ND)
10149-0315 View of Badlands from inside of cave in a butte
10149-0316 – 0317 Sandstone bluffs
10149-0318 Clell G Gannon on horseback
10149-0319 Badlands near Beicegel Creek (ND)
10149-0320 – 0321 Prairie rattlesnake
10149-0322 Little Missouri River
10149-0323 De Mores packing plant smokestack, Medora (ND)
10149-0324 Wild prairie rose
10149-0325 “Scoria Lily” or Evening Star (Mentzelia pumila)
10149-0326 Green River (ND)
10149-0327 Petrified Forest at Peaceful Valley Ranch sign, near Medora (ND)
10149-0328 Devil’s Gate, a dirt road pass in the Badlands (ND)
10149-0329 Sandstone boulders
10149-0330 Sully Springs Creek
10149-0331 Little Beicegel Creek
10149-0332 Beicegel Creek
10149-0333 Petrified wood
10149-0334 Little Missouri River Valley sign, “Theodore Roosevelt Once Ranched This Valley”
10149-0335 – 0336 Badlands (ND)
10149-0337 Petrified tree stump
10149-0338 Heart River (ND)
10149-0339 Sentinel Butte, Sentinel Butte (ND)
10149-0340 Automobile beside butte
10149-0341 Clell Gannon beside petrified tree stump
10149-0342 Valley near Medora (ND)
10149-0343 “Scoria Lily” or Evening Star (Mentzelia pumila)
10149-0344 – 0345 Square Buttes
10149-0344 – 0345 Square Buttes
10149-0346 Creek
10149-0347 Badlands near Fryburg (ND)
10149-0348 “Scoria lily” or Evening Star (Mentizelia pumila)
10149-0349 Outlet of Painted Woods Lake
10149-0350 Sentinel Butte, Sentinel Butte (ND)
10149-0351 Badlands near Fryburg (ND)
10149-0352 Mouth of Painted Woods Creek
10149-0353 Painted Woods Lake
10149-0354 Deer Creek
10149-0355 Rock outcrop with Deer Creek in distance
10149-0356 Deer Creek
10149-0357 Pasque flowers or prairie crocus
10149-0358 Long Lake and railroad track
10149-0359 – 0360 Coal Lake
10149-0361 Missouri River and bottomlands
10149-0362 – 0363 Missouri River valley near Lewis and Clark campsite
10149-0364 Common Blue Violets
10149-0365 Gumbo lily (Oenothera caespitosa)
10149-0366 Mouse-ear (field) chickweed
10149-0367 Fleabane
10149-0368 Blue racer snake
10149-0369 Hognose snake
10149-0370 Bullsnake
10149-0371 Anemone
10149-0372 – 0373 Large beardtongue (Penstemon grandiflorus)
10149-0374 Wood rose
10149-0375 Meadowsweet
10149-0376 Yellow water lily
10149-0377 Flame lily
10149-0378 Fleabane
10149-0379 Flame lily
10149-0380 Small butte
10149-0381 Missouri River in distance, near Lewis and Clark campsite
10149-0382 Missouri River, Washburn (ND)
10149-0383 Missouri River, near Lewis and Clark campsite
10149-0384 – 0392 Mississippi River, McGregor (IA)
10149-0393 White water lily lotus, McGregor (IA)
10149-0394 Bluffs, McGregor (IA)
10149-0395 – 0396 White water lily lotus, McGregor (IA)
10149-0397 Pictured rocks, McGregor (IA)
10149-0398 Bridal Veil Falls, McGregor (IA)
10149-0399 Maidenhair fern
10149-0400 Glen of Bridal Veil Falls, McGregor (IA)
10149-0401 – 0402 Mississippi River, McGregor (IA)
10149-0403 Boat on Mississippi River, McGregor (IA)
10149-0404 Water lily
10149-0405 Buffalo berries on bush
10149-0406 Bridge over Missouri River, Bismarck (ND)
10149-0407 Buffalo berry bushes cut down by vandals
10149-0408 Ice breakup on Missouri River
10149-0409 Ice breakup, looking down at the foundations of a bridge
10149-0410 Rowboat Hugh Glass just after completion by C L Hansen of Bismarck (ND), May 30, 1925
10149-0411 Flowers
10149-0412 Yucca glauca in bud, Sheep Creek, about 4 miles north of Medora (ND), June 8, 1925
10149-0413 George Will at Medora (ND) camp along Little Missouri River, June 6, 1925
10149-0414 View of buttes and bull pines from the sagebrush flats on Sheep Creek, about 2 miles northwest of Medora (ND), June 8, 1925
10149-0415 Close-up of some bull pines from the sagebrush flats on Sheep Creek, about 2 miles northwest of Medora (ND), June 8, 1925
10149-0416 Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0417 George Will, Sr. and Clell Gannon beside some small pines on top of butte, June 8, 1925
10149-0418 Bluffs along river
10149-0419 – 0422 River and bluffs
10149-0423 High bluff along the Little Missouri River between Government Creek and Ash Creek, dark streaks are veins of coal, June 8, 1925
10149-0424 Bluffs and cedars along the Little Missouri River between Ash Creek and the Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0425 Bluff along river
10149-0426 Valley of the Little Missouri River between Ash Creek and Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0427 Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch site, June 9, 1925
10149-0428 Bluffs along river
10149-0429 Badlands along the Little Missouri River near Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, June 9, 1925
10149-0430 Sandstone bluff on the Little Missouri River between Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch and Big Beaver Creek, June 9, 1925
10149-0431 Hugh Glass stuck on a sandbar above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, George Will, Sr. standing beside boat and man in boat, June 9, 1925
10149-0432 River and bluffs
10149-0433 Hugh Glass stuck on a sandbar above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, George Will, Sr. standing beside boat, June 9, 1925
10149-0434 River and bluffs
10149-0435 Christening the Hugh Glass just before leaving camp at Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0436 Badlands and Little Missouri River
10149-0437 Little Missouri River near the mouth of Beicegel Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0438 Little Missouri River between Beicegel and Red Wing Creeks, June 11, 1925
10149-0439 – 0440 Badlands and Little Missouri River
10149-0441 Little Missouri River between Beicegel and Red Wing Creeks, June 11, 1925
10149-0442 Joe Wood’s Ranch on the Little Missouri River, just above the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0443 Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925, photo take with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0444 Pinnacle of butte capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0445 Looking out of the mouth of a cave in the buttes near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0446 Valley of the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0447 Little Missouri River below the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0448 George Will, Sr. cooking supper at camp below the mouth of Squaw Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0449 Abandoned ranch house below the mouth of Cherry Creek, June 13, 1925
10149-0450 George Will, Sr. and Clell Gannon in Hugh Glass on Missouri River below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925
10149-0451
10149-0452 Black birch trees growing below the mouth of Bear Creek, Little Missouri River in the distance, June 13, 1925
10149-0453 Valley of the Little Missouri River, taken from high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, looking downstream, June 13, 1925
10149-0454 Forested slope below the mouth of Bear Creek, trees pictured include aspens, box elder, bur oak, elm, and black birch, Killdeer Mountains visible in distance in upper left, June 13, 1925
10149-0455 Hereford cattle along the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925
10149-0456 Little Missouri River near the mouth of Elk Creek, June 14, 1925
10149-0457 Camp along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0458 Looking out of the mouth of a cave above the mouth of Moccasin Creek, June 14, 1925
10149-0459 River
10149-0460 Prairie rattlesnake, below the site of Night Walks Village, June 15, 1925
10149-0461 Mouth of the Little Missouri River from the hill at Night Walks Village, a little above and on the other side of the river from Elbowoods (ND), June 15, 1925
10149-0462 Emanuel Rock, named for Manuel Lisa, near Expansion (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0463 Expansion (ND), on the west side of the Missouri River below Ree (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0464 Evening on the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0465 Large beardtongue (Penstemon grandiflorus) at the site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0466 – 0467 Site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0468 Depression or ring of a past house at the site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0469 Large beardtongue (Penstemon grandiflorus) at the site of the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River at Stanton (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0470 Site of old Fort Clark, near Fort Clark Station (ND), June 18, 1925
10149-0471 First view of the Bismarck (ND) bridges over the Missouri River, coming downstream in the Hugh Glass, June 19, 1925
10149-0472 Last camp on the east side of the Missouri River below Sanger (ND), Square Buttes visible in distance, June 19, 1925
10149-0473 First view of the Bismarck (ND) bridges over the Missouri River, coming downstream in the Hugh Glass, June 19, 1925
10149-0474 High bluff on the Little Missouri River above the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, it is over 500 feet tall, June 10, 1925
10149-0475 Small valley entering the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0476 Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0477 Looking across the valley of the Little Missouri River from a high butte, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0478 View of the Little Missouri River from the top of a high butte, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0479 Badlands along the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0480 Badlands along the Little Missouri River near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0481 Valley of the Little Missouri River from the high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with 18 inch focus single lens
10149-0482 Crew of the Hugh Glass: George F Will, Sr., Clell G Gannon, and Russell Reid, below the site of Bourgeois Indian village near Fort Union, June 19, 1925
10149-0483 Valley of the Little Missouri River from the high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with 7 inch focus double lens
10149-0484 Crew of the Hugh Glass: George F Will, Sr., Clell G Gannon, and Russell Reid, below the site of Bourgeois Indian village near Fort Union, June 19, 1925
10149-0485 George Will and Clell Gannon preparing breakfast, near Ash Creek, June 9, 1925, photo taken with vest pocket Kodak
10149-0486 Badlands along the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0487 Ferry crossing river
10149-0488 Cut bank along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0489 Cottonwood tree washed in the Little Missouri River below Ash Creek, June 9, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0490 Bluffs along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0491 George Will cooking pancakes at camp below the mouth of Cherry Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0492 Clell Gannon and George Will in the Hugh Glass, on the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Bear Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with vest pocket Kodak
10149-0493 Eating supper at camp bear Big Beaver Creek, June 9, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0494 Trees along the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0495 Camp below the mouth of Cherry Creek, George Will by the tent, Clell Gannon in the boat, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0496 Badlands along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0497 Snags in the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Big Beaver Creek, June 10, 1925
10149-0498 Badlands along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0499 Clell Gannon in the Hugh Glass at camp above the mouth of Cherry Creek, June 13, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0500 View from cave of Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0501 Bluffs along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0502 Emanuel Rock, near Expansion (ND), June 17, 1925
10149-0503 Men standing beside the tent at camp, June 1925
10149-0504 Bluffs along the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0505 Wide section of the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0506 Wild plants
10149-0507 Bluff along the Little Missouri River near Ash Creek, vein of coal in center, June 9, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0508 Trees along the bank of the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0508-1 Butte near the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0508-2 Wild plants
10149-0509 Tent camp
10149-0510 Hugh Glass resting on the bank of the Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0511 Hugh Glass resting on the bank of the river, June 1925
10149-0512 Large branch sticking out of water of the Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0513 Pinnacle of butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0514 – 0515 Bluffs along Little Missouri River, June 1925
10149-0516 River Elevator, Deapolis (ND), June 18, 1925, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
10149-0517 The Hugh Glass tied to the bank of the Missouri River, Bismarck (ND), June 19, 1925
10149-0518 Pinnacle of butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0519 George Will cooking pancakes at camp above the mouth of Moccasin Creek, June 15, 1925
10149-0520 Clell Gannon
10149-0521 George Will inside hole in ground
10149-0522 Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, June 11, 1925
10149-0523 High bluff
10149-0524 George Will
10149-0525 Building in Washburn (ND)
10149-0526 – 0530 Prairie landscapes
10149-0531 Rattlesnake
10149-0532 – 0534 Prairie landscape
10149-0535 Ice break-up on river
10149-0536 Rattlesnake
10149-0537 Clell Gannon standing beside large ice chunks during ice break-up on river
10149-0538 Ice jam
10149-0539 View of river from inside of cave
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