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Dickinson, N. D. Villard St. Photo
Photo taken looking east on Villard St. On the right is the railroad depot. On the left is a bakery, the Red Owl store, the Strand Theater, the Villard Hotel and Cafe.
Snow and Cars in Front of Villard Hotel
Photo of 3 cars parked in front of the Villard Hotel, which was located at 32-34 W. Villard St. The words Villard Hotel is on top of the building as is the date 1913. An awning has the words Hotel Villard on it, and the words are also on the front…
Turner Construction
The back of the Villard Hotel after the fire on 1/20/1949. Turner Construction Company is tearing down the walls.
Turner Construction
The back of the Villard Hotel after the fire on 1/20/1949. Turner Construction Company is tearing down the walls. Part of the wall is falling down.
Turner Construction
The Villard Hotel after the fire on 1/20/1949. There is a Turner Construction Company crane tearing down the walls and a crowd of people watching.
Turner Construction
The Villard Hotel after the fire on 1/20/1949. There is a Turner Construction Company crane tearing down the walls and a crowd of people watching.
Villard Hotel
Photo of the front of the Villard Hotel on Villard St. Signs read, Red Owl, Air Conditioned, and Furniture. See Text for words on other signs.
Villard House After a Blizzard
The Villard House after a blizzard. There are men standing outside the hotel on snowbanks and the roof, some with shovels. Written in the lower right corner is, "120-52." Written on the back on the left is, "#13 ALBUM / #130 SCRIPT / 1902 / After a…
Villard House after a blizzard
Copy negative of a group of men outside the Villard House after a blizzard.
Villard Street After a Blizzard
Villard Street after a blizzard in 1902. There are men standing outside probably the Villard Hotel on snowbanks, some with shovels. Written in the lower right corner is, "5123." Written on the back on the left is, "VILLARD ST. AFTER BLIZZARD-1902 /…
Villard Street After a Blizzard
Villard Street after a snow storm in 1902. Some men are standing outside of the Villard Hotel and J.J. Freeman's Dry Goods. There is a sign for Greene's Drug Store. There is a sign with a clock and the words jewelry, watches and clocks around it and…
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Dr. Niece
Portrait of a bride, seen in profile, and her flower girl. The flower girl is holding a bouquet of flowers. Identified by last name.