Gladstone, 1931
Title
Gladstone, 1931
Description
An aerial view of Gladstone, North Dakota, showing Main Street including parts of downtown and the Gladstone railroad depot. Two men are standing on the tracks, appearing to have a conversation with each other. A couple of 1920s trucks are parked near the tracks, one truck is a tank truck. The driver side doors are opened on both trucks. The Occident Elevator Company is behind the railroad station. Boxcars are seen next to this grain elevator. In the bottom of the photo are the words Photo by Feiler, Gladstone, N. Dak., 1931, population 303.
Creator
Adolph Feiler. Feiler owned his own photography studio in Gladstone. He was a reconnaissance pilot in World War 2 and military photographer.
Date Created
1931
Contributor
L.E. Osborn, Sr.
Rights
This image cannot be copied or reproduced without the written permission of the Dickinson Museum Center. This image may be freely used for education uses, so long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image file is permitted without written permission of the Dickinson Museum Center.
Format
jpg, tiff
Medium
black and white Kodak film
Type
.jpg
Identifier
Gladstone-001
Spatial Coverage
Gladstone, Stark County, North Dakota
Original Format
black and white copy negative
Physical Dimensions
1.5 x 1.5
Text
Occident Elevator Company. Photo by Feiler, Gladstone, N. Dak., 1931, population 303.
Cataloguer's Notes
One CA negative envelope, only giving a title (Belfield Fire).
Adolph's parents, John and Mary Feiler, had 12 children and farmed on the Heart River. Both were immigrants and married in Stark Co in 1910.
Adolph's parents, John and Mary Feiler, had 12 children and farmed on the Heart River. Both were immigrants and married in Stark Co in 1910.
Physical Location
Osborn Copy Negatives Box. Photo Storage.
Ordering Info
http://www.dickinsonmuseumcenter.com/fees/
Collection
Citation
Adolph Feiler. Feiler owned his own photography studio in Gladstone. He was a reconnaissance pilot in World War 2 and military photographer. , “Gladstone, 1931,” Southwestern North Dakota Digital Archive At the Dickinson Museum Center, accessed April 25, 2024, https://dmc.omeka.net/items/show/1108491.
Comments
Mary F Brainerd
This was probably taken by my Uncle Adolph Feiler who I believe was a military photographer. Adolph owned his own photography studio as well. His parents farmed on the Heart River. Both were immigrants and married in Stark Co in 1910. John and Mary Feiler had 12 children,
Roxana Currie
I'm researching a photographer named Adolph Feiler who had a studio in Des Moines, Iowa and moved to Polk City Iowa @ 1950. Do you think it could be your uncle? I can't find any record of him in Des Moines before the 1944 Drake Relays where he had some photos published in the Newspaper. He did some wonderful photos for the Polk City Kiwanis Club and I would love to have some info of him to display with the photos.