Anders, Frank L., 1875-1966

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Dates:
Birth 1875-11-10
Death 1966-01-23
Birth 1875
Death 1996

Biographical notes:

Frank Anders, North Dakota native, was a Spanish American War veteran, engineer, receiver for coal company at Zap, N.D. and in charge of five-year construction program at the North Dakota National Guard training facility of Camp Grafton, located at Devils Lake, N.D.

From the description of Frank L. Anders photograph collection [graphic]. [1899, 1920s-1960s] (North Dakota State University Library). WorldCat record id: 52611427

Civil engineer, Medal of Honor recipient, and historian, resident of Fargo, N.D.; born Frank Lafayette Anders.

From the description of Papers, 1822-1965. (North Dakota State University Library). WorldCat record id: 28260683

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Subjects:

  • Civil engineering
  • Coal mines and mining
  • Medal of Honor
  • Military training camp
  • Mining corporations
  • Public buildings
  • Public utilities
  • Railroad stations
  • Sanitary engineering
  • Water-supply
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • World War, 1939-1945

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Places:

  • North Dakota (as recorded)
  • North Dakota (as recorded)
  • McClusky (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • Red River of the North (as recorded)
  • North Dakota--Bismarck (as recorded)
  • Philippines--Bataan (Province) (as recorded)
  • North Dakota--Fargo (as recorded)
  • North Dakota--Fargo (as recorded)
  • Camp Grafton (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • Camp Grafton (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • Fargo (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • Clark (S.D.) (as recorded)
  • Bismarck (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • South Dakota (as recorded)
  • Bataan (Philippines : Province) (as recorded)
  • Zap (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • North Dakota--McClusky (as recorded)
  • Mayville (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • Minnesota--Bemidji (as recorded)
  • Minnesota (as recorded)
  • South Dakota--Clark (as recorded)
  • North Dakota (as recorded)
  • Camp Grafton (N.D.) (as recorded)
  • North Dakota--Fargo (as recorded)