Bus Stop at Painted Canyon, N. D. Badlands

Bus Stop at Painted Canyon, N. D. Badlands

Photo of a bus stopped at Painted Canyon Station in the North Dakota Badlands. The building was built of native rock and situated to overlook the Painted Canyon. A sign on the Greyhound Bus reads Northland Greyhound Lines, Chicago, and the bus number is 354. A sign on a tall pole reads Standard Service, a sign on a short pole reads Solite Gasoline. The sign on the rock building reads Painted Canyon Station. An ad sign on the ground reads Cold Drinks, Post Cards, and Drink Coke Cola. Words at the bottom read Bus Stop at Painted Canyon N. D. Badlands, #5 Osborn Photo.

Osborn Studio

Late 1930s or early 1940s.

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black and white print

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Painted Canyon, N. D. Badlands

Postcard

3.5 x 5.5

Northland Greyhound Lines, Chicago, 354. Standard Service, Solite Gasoline, Painted Canyon Station, Cold Drinks, Drink Coke Cola, Post Cards. Bus Stop at Painted Canyon N. D. Badlands, #5 Osborn Photo.

No receipt. 1 new env with the words Bus Stop at Painted Canyon N. D. Badlands, and #326.

Osborn Copy Negatives Box. Photo Storage.

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