Home of the Range for Boys

Home of the Range for Boys

One of a group of pictures for the Eagles magazine. Photo of 2 men, standing in front of a flag pole, in front of Eagle Hall. Eagle Hall was a building built by the Eagles for Father Cassedy's Home On the Range For Boys. It is located near Sentinel Butte, N. Dakota. The 1st man, Rev. William Fahnlander, a priest, is wearing a collar, shirt, jacket, and slacks. The 2nd man, probably Phil Bigley, is wearing a jacket, slacks, and glasses. The base of the flag pole is made up of rocks. The American flag is flying from the flag pole. Eagle Hall is made of a one story building and a 2 story building. It made of stone and bricks. An electric/telephone poles and wires can be seen. Also a TV antenna is located on top of Eagle Hall. Unidentified.

6/4/1961

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black and white Ansco Safety Film

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42617-002

Sentinel Butte, N.D.

Safety Film Negative

4 x 5.25

No receipt. 1 business card for James P. (Phil) Bigley

Box 88-3

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