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Texaco Station
Texaco Station built by Lawton E. Osborn, sold to John Dinsdale in 1935. There are 5 cars sitting in front and beside the building. Written on the front in the lower right corner is, "466." Written on the back is, "466" and "19 / #79." Stamped on the…
Dickinson Public Library
Dickinson Public Library, original building. Written in the lower right corner is, "(90)." Written on the back in the upper left corner is, "90 (193)". Written on the right side is, "C-9-22-8 x 10 (95) / -81-." Stamped in the center of the back in…
Land Investors and Seekers
Land investors and seekers in front of the St. Charles Hotel traveling in chain drive automobiles. There are 3 early 20th century cars filled with men. The cars have spoked wheels. The building behind them is a hotel with the name St. Charles Hotel…
Dickinson Hide & Fur Company
Dickinson Hide & Fur Co. owned by George Massad. 3 men are standing in front of the fur company truck that has furs hanging on it. Each of the men is holding a fur. The man on the left is smoking a pipe. The man in the center is Mason Massad. The…
Dickinson Motor Car Garage
Dickinson Motor Car garage which sold Buick automobiles, located at Barnes Ave. (1st Ave. West) & Second Street. The sign on the building in the photo says Northwestern Motor Co.
This was Dickinson's 1st garage. Two cars are parked on the right…
This was Dickinson's 1st garage. Two cars are parked on the right…
Dickinson Motor Car Garage
Dickinson Motor Car garage which sold Buick automobiles, located at Barnes Ave. (1st Ave. West) & Second Street West. The sign on the building in the photo says Northwestern Motor Co.
This was Dickinson's 1st garage. Two cars are parked on the…
This was Dickinson's 1st garage. Two cars are parked on the…
Dickinson Post Office
The U.S. Post Office in Dickinson, ND. Written on the back on the left is, "#92" and on the right, "-166- / 74-A." There is a circular stamp in the middle of the back that has numbers around the edge. In the middle of the stamp is, "FEB 1936 / MADE…
Red Owl Store Front
The store front of the Red Owl store on Villard. Written in the lower right is, "246." Written on the back on the left is, "#246 ALBUM / 154 SCRIPT / -198- / #94." Written on the right is, "-198- / #74B."
This building burned down in January 1949…
This building burned down in January 1949…
Buttrey's
A picture of the storefront of the new Buttrey's storefront at 24 Sims Street in Dickinson, North Dakota. The glass display windows extends into the building. The letter B is located on top of some display windows. Inside the windows are seen…
Villard Street, 1888
Panoramic view of Villard Street in 1888 looking north from the Northern Pacific rail yards. The first depot is in the center of the photo. Some cabooses are connected to each other for the Northern Pacific Railroad. The cabooses are arranged in…
Villard Street, Dickinson
Villard Street looking west. Most visible in the photo are the buildings on the first block of East Villard: the opera house, St. Charles Hotel, Kihm Hotel and pool hall, restaurant and clothing store in the Berry Building, Dakota National Bank and…
Dickinson, ND in 1883
Villard Street in 1883. Baled bison hides for shipment to eastern and European markets. Near the hides are two men on horseback. In the background several wood frame buildings are visible. In front of one of the buildings are several large stacks of…
Villard Street, Dickinson
Villard Street looking west from about 1st Ave. East. Included in the image is Aberson Electric Co., Bismarck Grocery Co., Montana-Dakota Power Co., the St. Charles Hotel and depot. Written as part of the image across the middle is, "Villard Street,…
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 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 blizzard in 1902. There is a group of men standing outside the A.T. Crowl hardware store. The other buildings in the image are L.A. Davis Furniture and The St. Paul Hotel. The brick entrance way of the right side of the…
1st Ave. West (Barnes St.), Dickinson
Photo of 1st Ave. West, originally Barnes St, with the 1st National Bank on the left side of the Photo. A sign on the left side of the street reads Ideal, and on an awning the words candies and Ida M. Hopkins. The next sign reads Post Office and on…
Villard Street, Dickinson
Villard Street looking west from the St. Charles Hotel.
A picture looking down Villard Street in Dickinson, North Dakota, facing West. Snow covers the street. and parts of buildings. Only the buildings on the right side of the street are visible. …
A picture looking down Villard Street in Dickinson, North Dakota, facing West. Snow covers the street. and parts of buildings. Only the buildings on the right side of the street are visible. …
Villard Street, Dickinson
Villard Street looking east from 2nd Ave. West. On the left is DeFoes Garage, Dickinson Clinic, First National Bank. On the corner of 1st Ave. West is a Bakery, then the Red Owl Grocery, Strand Theater, Quinlan's Cafe, and Villard Hotel. The rest of…
Sims Street, Dickinson
Sims Street, 1905, looking north from Villard Street. On the left is Senour & Langley Hardware Store, L.A. Davis Undertaker, Frankenberg Furniture Store, Mrs. Mary Murn's Millinery, and a Bowling Alley and Billiard Hall in the last building. On the…
