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Collection Summary
Collection: 00185 - Mrs. A. F. Eichhorn Photograph Collection
Folder: 0001
Item: 00004
Title: Forks of the Red and Red Lake rivers
Date: Undated
Creator: Curt Teich & Co.
Summary: Forks of the Red and Red Lake rivers from which Grand Forks gets its name
Red ID: PH_I_148232 Image ID: 98125 Image Notes: 00185-00004

Collection: 00185 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Mrs. A. F. Eichhorn Photograph Collection
Date: 1916-1920

Summary: Images of Medora, the Badlands, The Red River in Grand Forks, the Geographical Center on North America monument in Rugby, a baseball team in Glenfield and Juanita (N.D.), Main Street in Juanita, and the International Peace Garden.

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