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Collection Summary
Collection: 2018-P-077 - Merritt D. Smith
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 00031
Title: Shipyards, Washburn (N.D.)
Date: ca. 1909
Creator: Woehler, H. L.
Summary: A steamboat and two barges are in a drydock at center. Another steamboat is moored just to the left. There are two buildings of crude construction in the foreground and another one in the distance. The Missouri River and opposite shore make up the left side and background.||Washburn was an important stop, specifically for refueling, on the steamboat routes of the Missouri River north of Bismarck.
Red ID: PH_I_91418 Image ID: 167996 Image Notes: 2018-P-077-00031

Collection: 2018-P-077 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Merritt D. Smith
Date: 1900-1910

Summary: Images of Glen Ullin, Hettinger, Richardton, Scranton, and Marmarth.

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