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Custer Trail Ranch
A photo of the Custer Trail Ranch. Log cabins are located in front of 1920s and 1930s automobiles. Behind the buildings are hills of the Badlands in western North Dakota. At the very top of the hill are several horses and riders. Unidentified.
Elkhorn Ranch, Tying Down and Bronc Rider
Photo shows a a bronc and a rider in a corral. 1 man sits on fence watching. A log cabin home is behind the corral. Unidentified. Exact date unknown.
Elkhorn Ranch, Tying Down and Bronc Rider
Photo shows a tying down of a bronc so a saddle can be put on them. 4 cowboys are seen inside the corral at the Elkhorn Ranch. Hills behind them are part of the Badlands in western North Dakota.
Elkhorn Ranch, Tying Down and Bronc Rider
Photo shows a a bronc and a rider in a corral. 1 man sits on fence watching. A log cabin home is behind the corral. Unidentified. Exact date unknown.
Farm and Ranch
Photo of a farm and ranch. Two sod buildings can be seen. A corral is built around them. In the foreground a person is standing outside of the corral looking in. Inside the corral on the left is a man with a team of horses hooked up to possibly a…
Goob Saunders, Ranch Home, East of Crosby Creek
Photo of the Goob Saunders Ranch Home East of Crosby Creek. The original ranch home was made of logs. Added on, are 2 covered porches, with clapboards. Photo probably taken in late fall or early winter. Exact date unknown.
Gress Sheep Ranch
It is an aerial view of the Gress sheep ranch in Slope County. Written in the lower right corner is, "48." Written on the back along the top is, "A - 47 - '88 GRESS SHEEP RANCH SLOPE CO. C-9-26-M -(47)-" and along the right side "#239."
Gullickson's Ranch
A view of Gullickson's ranch north of Hebron. Max Lehmen, Ben Darling and Lewis G. are the riders on the horses.
H.S. Ranch ND
3 men, Henry Shurtliff, Bill Micklesen and probably Charlie Leech at the Henry Shurtliff Ranch with guns. Etched into the emulsion under each man are initials, from left to right, "H.S.", "W.M," and "C.L." Also etched along the bottom edge is, "H.S…
Jim Shurtliff homesite
The Jim Shurtliff homesite in Stark County, ND. In the road are Ethel and Lilly Shurtliff with Hazel Shurtliff in a baby carriage. Harry Shurtliff is in the field to the right.
Log Cabin Ranch Home
A log cabin ranch home with 2 ranchers sitting on a fence. Behind one is a horse, behind the other one is a buggy. A log cabin with weeds growing on its roof is seen and on the left side is a log barn. Hills in the background are part of the…
Peaceful Valley Ranch
Peaceful Valley Ranch, Medora, Billings County, North Dakota. A woman in a hat and three girls stand in front of a white clapboard house. A boy is seated on the ground next to them. The house has a porch on one side and an addition on the other. The…
Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch
Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch north of Medora. This is a copy negative of a W. H. DeGraff photograph, which was taken sometime between 1901-1904. The photograph was taken after Jack Snyder had lowered the roof and added a lean-to.
Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch
Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch north of Medora. This is a copy negative of a W. H. DeGraff photograph, which was taken sometime between 1901-1904. The photograph was taken after Jack Snyder had lowered the roof and added a lean-to.
Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch
Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch north of Medora. This is a copy negative of a W. H. DeGraff photograph, which was taken sometime between 1901-1904. The photograph was taken after Jack Snyder had lowered the roof and added a lean-to.
Saunder's Ranch Sheep Corral
Sheep in a corral at the Saunders ranch. There is a shack and some hills in the background. Exact date unknown. Written on the back in the upper left is, "8-14-88" and along the right side, "(56) / #240." Stamped in the lower right corner is,…
Saunders Ranch
Saunders ranch home east of Crosby Creek. Written on the back at the top is, "406 / SAUNDERS RANCH -182- / #226."
T. R. Roosevelt's Round Up Camp
Portrait of the T. R. Round Up Camp, in the Badlands of western, North Dakota. Photo shows cowboys surrounding a chuck wagon, eating and drinking coffee. Tents and horses can also be seen. Unidentified.
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Bill Nickels
Photo of 2 railroad men. The 1st man is Bill Nickels, the engineer. The 2nd man would have shoveled coal from the coal car into the steam engine. …