Knife River - C - C Collection Knife River Indian Village, Second Village of Mandan & Hidatsa
Oliver County 1878 - B - B Collection George Sanger log cabin
Bismarck 1880 - C - C Collection John J. Jackman's house
Mandan 1890 - B - B Collection View from northeast Mandan
Regan 1896 - Erick Ghylin homestead
Bismarck 1890- George Hornell Fairchild Photograph Collection - George H. Fairchild residence
Washburn 1900 - B - B Collection Sod house
Mandan 1900
Bismarck 1900 - ND Oral History Project Photograph Collection - John F. Youngman and five women in front of residence on corner of Rosser and 2nd St.
Mandan 1904 - Roy Swedlund Lyon residence
Temvik 1905 - A - A Collection - Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Benedict at their sod house
Emmons County 1905 - Emmons County Historical Society - Photograph Collection Sioux tipis
Morton County 1905 - Sig Peterson Photograph Collection - Woman and child in front of sod house
Strasburg early 1900s - Frank-Ternes home. The Ternes home was later owned by the Frank family.
Burleigh County Hay Creek Township 1910 - Lynn W. Sperry Family Papers - E. H. Sperry’s farm house, Holmboe photograph
Bismarck - Jaszkowiak family - "A house on 12th street in Bismarck that my grandma’s family owned and it is still there today." Krystal Power, NDHFA Employee
Strasburg Welk Family homestead
Strasburg - Welk Farmhouse, Welk Family homestead
Bismarck 1920 - Frank Bennett Fiske Couple in horse drawn buggy\
Wilton 1918 - Frances Wold Photograph Collection - Frank and Rose Riebe and their children, Albert, Floris and David at their home in Wilton
Center - August Mantz's stone house near Center
Strasburg
Strasburg
Sanger - George Sanger and Smith family
Pettibone - Residential area to the east part of town taken from schoolhouse
Carson - R. E. Peterson home
Steele 1919 - George and Henrietta Altes farm near Steele (courtesy of Natalie Saxe)
Underwood 1920 - "My grandparents’ farm near Underwood" Coreen Rittenbach, NDHFA Employee
St. Anthony - "Neighbor's House" Nicole Faul, NDHFA Employee
Morton County 1920 - Melvin R. Gilmore Farm
Fort Yates 1920 - Frank Bennett Fiske Family outside a log house
Baldwin 1925 - Frances Wold Photograph Collection -Florence and Richard Borner’s rented farm
McClusky 1925 - Anton P. Ness Papers Ness children on front steps of home
St. Anthony 1940's - "my Grandma and Grandpa Bullinger with my Uncle Lawrence and Aunt Marlene on the front porch of the house." Nicole Faul, NDHFA Employee
Cannon Ball 1940 - Mark Yaw - Cannon-balls Indian House, Missouri River
Bismarck - "photo of my grandparents house in Bismarck on Broadway between 11th and 12st St" Mikayla Rittel, NDHFA Employee
St. Anthony 1940's - "The 1st house is where my dad grew up south of St. Anthony. “The Shack” as he used to call it. 12 kids living under one roof (granted, not all at the same time). The peak was where the kids slept and they placed a sheet in the middle for the girl/boy side. They would sleep like sardines in the bed." Nicole Faul, NDHFA Employee
Fort Rice - "I grew up in Fort Rice, which is about 25 miles south of Mandan. The first picture was taken in about 1950. The second is what my parents turned it into. I’m beyond blessed to have grown up here." Melissa Karabensh, NDHFA Employee
Bismarck - Main Ave at 5th St, Patterson Hotel
Bismarck - "514 N 14th St. "90 Year old house I bought and remodeled", per my grandpas writing on the back of the photo." Mikayla Rittel, NDHFA Employee
Mandan - "The first picture is of the home that my husband’s grandparents built on July 1, 1939. We purchased the property, remodeled the house, added an addition, and moved in on August 17, 2014." Melissa Karabensh, NDHFA Employee
Bismarck - Harry S. Lobach's residence 519 9th St
Bismarck - "My childhood home in Bismarck north of the Capitol" Coreen Rittenbach, NDHFA Employee
Bismarck 1969 - "My grandparents house on 21st St in Bismarck" Mikayla Rittel, NDHFA Employee
Mandan 1982 - "Built on the original homestead on our family farm north of Mandan. Ola Husfloen homesteaded 160 acres in the late 1800’s. (My great-great grandfather)." Nicole Faul, NDHFA Employee
Streeter 1970, 1990, 2000 - Jennifer Henderson, NDHFA Employee
Washburn 1989 - Brandon Dettlaff, NDHFA Employee
Washburn 1989 - Brandon Dettlaff, NDHFA Employee
Strasburg - Ternes-Frank Home
The Ternes home was built in the early 1900s. It was constructed of clay bricks with a clay exterior. The house was a three room plan with a wood lean-to addition. A wood frame provided loft space for storage. The house featured a gable roof, stairway outside, and a storm cellar. The Ternes home was later owned by the Frank family. The north room was used as the front room and children's bedroom, the middle room was used as the master bedroom, and the south room was the kitchen. The lean-to was divided into three rooms, which provided an extra bedroom, bathroom, and a storage room/ entry. At the time the images were taken in the summer of 1970, the house was modernized. It had an electric stove, refrigerator, and other amenities. The home was abandoned in 1970, some time after the images were taken. The house has a yellow exterior color and blue trim throughout.