Title: Clyde A. Ferguson Family
Dates: ca. 1900-1936
Collection Number: 2008-P-038
Quantity: 35 items
Abstract: Images of Courtenay, Leal, Wimbledon, and Woodworth, N.D. including farming scenes, a concert band and a baseball game.
Provenance: The State Historical Society of North Dakota acquired this collection from Marian Ferguson Swingdoff in August 2008.
Property Rights: The State Historical Society of North Dakota owns the property rights to this collection.
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author's heirs. Researchers should consult the 1976 Copyright Act, Public Law 94-553, Title 17, U.S. Code and an archivist at this repository if clarification of copyright requirements is needed.
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PHOTOGRAPHS INVENTORY
2008-P-038-01 Composite postcard of Courtenay, N.D. showing churches, a school, Main Street, and elevators
2008-P-038-02 Bird’s Eye View of Courtenay, N.D. ca. 1910
2008-P-038-03 Main Street, Courtenay, N.D. ca. 1910
2008-P-038-04 Freight wreck near Leal, N.D. April 2, 1912
2008-P-038-05 School, Wimbledon, N.D.
2008-P-038-06 Cars lined up on Main Street, Wimbledon, N.D. ca. 1910
2008-P-038-07 Main Street, Wimbledon, N.D. ca. 1910
2008-P-038-08 Bird’s Eye View of Wimbledon, N.D. ca. 1911
2008-P-038-09 Composite image of Wimbledon showing residential streets and Lover’s Lane
2008-P-038-10 Residential street, Wimbledon, N.D.
2008-P-038-11 Depot and elevators, Wimbledon, N.D.
2008-P-038-12 St. Boniface Church, Wimbledon, N.D.
2008-P-038-13 same as 12
2008-P-038-14 Band marching in parade in a large town
2008-P-038-15 Panorama of Wimbledon Concert Band in front of a Northern Pacific passenger train
2008-P-038-16 Wimbledon Concert Band portrait. Clyde and Elmer Ferguson both in band
2008-P-038-17 Men in front of offices of The Woodworth Rustler Fine Job Printing
2008-P-038-18 Depot and elevators, Woodworth, N.D.
2008-P-038-19 Main Street, Woodworth, N.D. ca. 1900
2008-P-038-20 School, Woodworth, N.D. built in 1914
2008-P-038-21 – 22 People in a field
2008-P-038-23 U.S. Highway 10, 7 miles W of Jamestown, N.D. March 1, 1936 showing snow piled 20 feet high
2008-P-038-24 Steam locomotive with rotary plow digging out from deep snow
2008-P-038-25 Train loaded with coal
2008-P-038-26 Man driving a five horse team discing
2008-P-038-27 Tractor pulling four wagons
2008-P-038-28 Tractors parked by the railroad track
2008-P-038-29 Composite photo of farming showing horse teams hitched up, tractor plowing, and threshing
2008-P-038-30 – 31 Threshing scene
2008-P-038-32 Tractor pulling a plow
2008-P-038-33 Threshing
2008-P-038-34 Plowing
2008-P-038-35 Threshing
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