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Collection Summary
Collection: B - B Collection
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 0115-00001
Title: View from northeast Mandan (N.D.)
Date: Circa 1890
Inscription/Marks: "Birds eye view of Mandan 666/28"--Handwritten on back of photograph.
Summary: An overview of the town. The houses are wooden and mostly small in size. There appear to be few brick buildings. Streets are few and unpaved. First settlement was in 1872 and the community was known as Morton and Lincoln until 1878 when the name changed to Mandan. Located directly across the Missouri River from Bismarck, Mandan is the seat of Morton County.
Red ID: PH_I_91157 Image ID: 49102 Image Notes: B0115-00001

Collection: B Digitized Images from Collection
Title: B Collection
Date: XX/XXXX

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