Aerial view of Dickinson around 1904.

Aerial view of Dickinson around 1904.

An aerial view into downtown Dickinson, including some warehouse buildings, a bit of railroad tracks, and businesses located on Villard St. Names on businesses/buildings/awnings, read from left to right, the Klondike Restaurant, Restaurant, Hours, Dickinson Press, and St. Charles Hotel, on 2 awnings, and the date 1893, and the words St. Charles Hotel are at the top the building. The white 2 story building to the east of the St. Charles was a movie theater. An advertising sign in the window reads Acorn. There is a flag pole on top of this building. The view faces to the north.

Osborn Studio

Around the year 1904.

L.E. Osborn, Sr.

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Dickinson, Stark County, North Dakota

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Klondike Restaurant, Restaurant, Hours, Dickinson Press, and St. Charles Hotel, on 2 awnings, and the date 1893, and the words St. Charles Hotel are at the top the building. Acorn.

This was originally thought to be circa 1914, however further research shows that several of the wooden buildings shown became brick before then. It is now thought to be taken in 1904 because the Klondike & Blackburn restaurants to the right of the Dakota National Bank brick building burned down in February 1905. The brick building on Sims with the words Hardware written on the side was built in 1904.

Osborn Copy Negatives Box. Photo Storage.

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