Fargo Forum negative collection [graphic]. [1948-1958]

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Fargo Forum negative collection [graphic]. [1948-1958]

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Negative collection taken by Fargo Forum photographers for use in the newspaper. Organized into four series: People (Negs. 1-432 & Sheets 1-13); Towns (Negs. 433-1115 & Sheets 14-32); Topical (Negs. 1116-2200 & Sheets 33-53) and Aerials (Negs. 2201-2217). Cover a wide variety of topics including, Gov. Fred Aandahl, Baldhill Dam, C. Norman Brunsdale, Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower at the Garrison Dam closure (1953), Peggy Lee (1950), Fargo, floods, Mandan Refinery, Nonpartisan League conventions (1952-1956), oil, Sheyenne River, sugarbeets, Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park, Pres. Harry S. Truman, Thomas E. Whelan and some taken in Minnesota. Most are only briefly identified.

2259 film negatives ; 4 x 5 in.196 film negatives ; 35 mm.286 film negatives ; 120 mm.

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