[DAKOTA]. A group of 2 photographs highlighted by view of Harney's Peak in the Black Hills by H.R. Locke & Co., 1890.
LOCKE & CO., Henry Robinson, photographer. Harney’s Peak. 8200 feet, highest point in the Black Hills. Deadwood, SD: 1890. 9 x 7 1/4 in. silver print mounted on 10 x 8 in. board (light staining to top margin of print and top and bottom margins of mount, some corner and edge wear to mount). “H.R. Locke & Co., Deadwood, S.D.” printed at bottom. Image No. 42, with remainder of text inset on image “near Custer and Hill City on the B & M. railway. Photo by Locke & McBride Deadwood and Lead, S. D.” Harney’s is now known as Black Elk Peak. Mautz. pg 190.
[With:] HAYNES, F. Jay, photographer. Bird’s Eye View of Fargo Dakota, 1880. 6 1/4 x 3 1/2 in. cabinet photograph on cardstock mount showing a map originally drawn by T.M. Fowler and printed by Beck and Pauli, Minneapolis (corner and edge wear to mount). “F. Jay Haynes, Fargo D.T., Official Photographer, Northern Pacific Railway” printed on the margins. Information on F. Jay Haynes available views. Mautz pg. 269.
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