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Collection Summary
Collection: C - C Collection
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 3553-00001
Title: Richard H. Hankinson residence, Hankinson (N.D.)
Date: 1885
Summary: Front view of Richard Henry Hankinson house on the shore of Lake Elsie. A man in suit and hat stands with hand resting on porch column. The Queen Anne style mansion was built in 1884 by Col. Richard Henry Hankinson, the founder and namesake of the nearby town. After his death in 1911, the home and surrounding land was sold to Max Wipperman. While he never lived in the home, his son Bud and wife Lenora raised their family there.The Wippermans later donated the mansion to the North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton. The college owned it for just a few years before selling it to a private party.
Red ID: PH_I_89285 Image ID: 43072 Image Notes: C3553-00001-back

Collection: C Digitized Images from Collection
Title: C Collection
Date: ca. 1836-1960

Summary: At some point in time the State Historical Society separated photographs into collections by size. The A collection consists of items 4 X 5” or less, the B collection consists of items 5 X 7” or less, the C collection consists of items 8 X 10” or less, the D collection consists of items 11 X 14” or less, and the E collection consists of items larger than 11 X 14”.

Collection Summary
Collection: C - C Collection
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 3553-00001
Title: Richard H. Hankinson residence, Hankinson (N.D.)
Date: 1885
Summary: Front view of Richard Henry Hankinson house on the shore of Lake Elsie. A man in suit and hat stands with hand resting on porch column. The Queen Anne style mansion was built in 1884 by Col. Richard Henry Hankinson, the founder and namesake of the nearby town. After his death in 1911, the home and surrounding land was sold to Max Wipperman. While he never lived in the home, his son Bud and wife Lenora raised their family there.The Wippermans later donated the mansion to the North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton. The college owned it for just a few years before selling it to a private party.
Red ID: PH_I_89285 Image ID: 43071 Image Notes: C3553-00001

Collection: C Digitized Images from Collection
Title: C Collection
Date: ca. 1836-1960

Summary: At some point in time the State Historical Society separated photographs into collections by size. The A collection consists of items 4 X 5” or less, the B collection consists of items 5 X 7” or less, the C collection consists of items 8 X 10” or less, the D collection consists of items 11 X 14” or less, and the E collection consists of items larger than 11 X 14”.

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