Fargo Foundry, Jack Johnson

Fargo Foundry, Jack Johnson

Photo showing the construction of Interstate Highway I-94. Photo of railroad cars on the left, with Portland cement. A the top of one railroad car can be seen a man wearing a shirt, jeans, and a hard hat. In the front of the photo is a tractor with the name Schramm written on it. Behind the tractor is a machine used for loading Portland cement into trucks. The name Johnson is written on this piece of equipment. Behind this piece of equipment is a truck. Beyond the truck is a brick building, on the right side of the train tracks. This building could be a railroad depot in Belfield, ND. On the right side of the loading equipment, is a dirt road, 2 cars, and many workers, wearing shirts, jeans, and hard hats. To the right of these workers can be seen a 2 story home, a street light, telephone poles, and wires. Unidentified.

Osborn's Studio

7/21/1964

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jpg, tiff

black and white Kodak Safety Film

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45064-007

Dickinson, ND

2.5 x 2.25

Safety Film Negative

No receipt. 2 letters, 1 from Lawton Osborn, Osborn's Studio, and 1 from Jack Johnson, Fargo Foundry. Instructions on outside of envelope. There is a #6 written on this negativge.

Box 88-2

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