Collection

Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00591
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Little Missouri River, viewed from site of Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch house
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00593
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: High, steep bluffs above river
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00595
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Valley of the Little Missouri River taken from high hills below the mouth of Bear Creek, looking downriver
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00598
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: An abandoned ranch house below the mouth of Cherry Creek
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00600
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Bluffs along Little Missouri River
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00602
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Badlands along the Little Missouri River (left side of photo) near the mouth of Red Wing Creek
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00604
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Pinnacle of butte, photo taken with vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00606
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Looking out the mouth of a cave in the buttes near the mouth of Red Wing Creek, two-peaked butte in center of the photo
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00612
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Little Missouri River near the mouth of Beicegel Creek
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00614
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Cedar grove in valley near the mouth of Crosby Creek
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00616
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Looking out the mouth of a cave above the mouth of Moccasin Creek
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00618
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: George F. Will Sr. and Clell Gannon cooking breakfast at camp
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00620
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Mouth of the Little Missouri River from the hill at Night Walks Village, a little above the other side of the river from Elbowoods (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00626
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Expansion (N.D.), on the west side of the Missouri River below Ree Township (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00628
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Penstemon grandiflorus (large beardtongue), middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, Stanton (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00630
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Depression or “house ring” at the middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, near the Knife River, Stanton (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00632
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Penstemon grandiflorus (large beardtongue), middle Gros Ventre (Hidatsa) village, Stanton (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00634
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Tent at last camp of the trip, on the east bank of the Missouri River below Sanger (N.D.), Square Buttes visible in the center background
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00636
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: First view of the Northern Pacific Railroad Bridge and Memorial Bridge over the Missouri River at Bismarck (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00638
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Three-man crew of the Hugh Glass: George F. Will, Clell G. Gannon, and Russell Reid, below the site of Bourgois Indian village
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00641
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: George F. Will and Clell Gannon preparing breakfast at Ash Creek camp, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00643
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Cottonwood trees washed in the Little Missouri River below Ash Creek, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00645
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: Making supper at camp near Big Beaver Creek, on the Little Missouri River, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak, Clell G Gannon photograph
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00647
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: View of Badlands and trees beside river
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder: 0055.000
Item: 00649
Date: 1925
Title: Little Missouri Boat Trip: High bluffs along river

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