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Special Libraries - Northern Lights Library Network

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NLLN - Special Libraries - 2016. Complete NLLN Special Library Directory information in PDF format. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH LIBRARY. CROW WING CO HIST SOCIETY. LEECH LAKE EARLY CHILDHOOD. WALTER D BIRD MEM HIST LIBRARY. LAKE REGION HEALTHCARE CORP MEDICAL LIBRARY. OTTERTAIL CO HIST SOCIETY-E T BARNARD LIBRARY. LAKES COUNTRY SERVICE COOP. CLAY CO HIST SOC MUSEUM and ARCHIVES. HISTORY MUSEUM OF EAST OTTERTAIL CO. CASS CO EXTENSION OFFICE. RED LAKE NATION TRIBAL ARCHIVES and LIBRARY. Deb Keena, Office Manager.

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Clay County Histories – Clay County Archives

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Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County. 1885 Moorhead City Directory. 1891 Moorhead City Directory. 1915 Moorhead City Directory. 1933 Village & Rural. History of Clay and Norman Counties -Biographies. The Hanging of Thomas Brown. Florence Klingensmith – Clay County Pioneer Pilot. Red River Carts Reviewed. Steamboats on the Red. Here you’ll find links to articles from the Clay County Historical Society Newsletter, online exhibits, and more…. A Few Thoughts About Red River Carts.

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Fargo Hotel Area Guide | Best Western Plus Kelly Inn Fargo Hotel

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Best Western Plus Fargo. 1767 44th St South • Fargo, North Dakota 58103. Toll Free: (800) 528-1234. Fargo Hotel Area Guide. Fargo North Dakota Attractions:. Childrens Museum at Yunker Farm. West Acres Shopping Mall. Red River Valley Fair. Thunder Road Family Fun Park. Northern Plains Botanic Garden www.npbotanicgarden.com. Scheels All Sports Store. FM Red Hawks Baseball. FM Community Theatre www.fmct.org. SS Ruby River Tours. Fargo–Moorhead Opera Company. Rourke Art Gallery and Museum.

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Fargo History Project » The Red River flood of 1897

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8212; Main Menu —. The Red River flood of 1897. The Red River Valley is no stranger to the destructive nature of the Red River of the North. In 1897 the Red River proved its fickle. With rising waters, the people of Fargo-Moorhead tried their best to preserve the property and save the cities from substantial damages. In an attempt to save. The Red River Valley, and specifically the towns of Fargo and Moorhead would not see such high waters in a flood for one hundred years, until the flood of 1997. Histor...

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Fargo History Project » Religion

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8212; Main Menu —. Fargo Churches: Then and Now. This slideshow features historic photographs of several of the churches of Fargo, accompanied by recent photographs, which allow for side-by-side comparison. The recent photographs were taken by Scott Becklund in 2012. Mr. Becklund attempted to recreate the original location and angle of the archival photographs. Most of the churches retain some of their original character, while some have been demolished. 1. Elim Lu. The Making of Bishop Shanley. The stor...

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Fargo History Project » Disasters

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8212; Main Menu —. The Red River flood of 1897. Fargo Fire Images and Music. In 1893, Fargo was struck by a devastating fire. Here is a brief description of the events of the fire, combined with indelible images from the event itself. -Chad Halvorson, Digital History 2012. Poetry and the Fargo Fire. Layerslider id=”4″]. Alexander Stern and the Rebuilding of Fargo. 8220;The Checkered Years”: A Diary by Mary Dodge Woodward. Fargo’s Opera House in the Fargo Fire. Origins of the Fargo Fire. Wood construction...

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Fargo History Project » Business/Industry

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8212; Main Menu —. Prostitution in Fargo: An Overview. Fargo has grown immensely and gone through numerous changes in its 142-year history. Growing from just over 2,500 people in 1880 to over 107,000 today and surviving such natural disasters as fires, floods and tornadoes; nothing has been able to stop Fargo from thriving. Fargo’s downtown has always been a thriving business mecca[1] of the Red River Valley and is a key reason Fargo has survived to be the city it is tod. Keeney & Devitts Deed. During th...

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Fargo History Project » Firsts

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8212; Main Menu —. Sidewalks were one of the important issues at the top of the to-do list that the Fargo City Council had to stay on top of. Wet weather and sticky North Dakota clay played an important role in the urgency of addressing this issue. Most sidewalks were six feet wide, but streets like Broadway, Northern Pacific Avenue, as well as other streets with heavy foot traffic were equipped with ten-foot sidewalks.[1] In 1875 th. Henry and Mary Hector. Fargo’s First Theater. The Fargo Opera House.

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Fargo History Project » Entertainment

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8212; Main Menu —. Prostitution in Fargo: An Overview. In Fargo there were three attempts to organize the YMCA. It was finally established in 1886 during a meeting at Mrs. S.G. Roberts’ home. The YMCA boasted an impressive gymnasium and workout facilities, as well as the reading room furnished with a wide variety of materials. This new venue offered young men an opportunity similar to that offered by the fraternal lodges. It took the traditionally feminine moral va. Vaudevillian Culture in Fargo. Among t...