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Two story lap sided house with hip roof, and garage on the left side. There is a small octagon window on the front of the first story of the house, and a chimney one the right side of the house. The house is damaged from a tornado with broken and boarded up windows., Acetate negatives; Safety film negatives, 6 x 6 cm., Title supplied by staff., According to the Fargo city directory for 1957, the home was owned by Mrs. Belva Lunday.

A man standing by the front doorway to his house after a tornado. The roof is completely missing, the siding and shutters are damaged, and the windows are missing. There is debris on the yard in front of the house., Acetate negatives; Safety film negatives, 6 x 6 cm., "Gets Possession - Stanford Oksness emerges from his battered house, 1302 9th St. N., with a few of his remaining belongings. Rain today increased damage in the city's tornado-ravaged section" - caption with image published in the Fargo Forum, June 22, 1957, page 1., Title supplied by staff.

Two story wood frame Dutch Colonial style house with gambrel roof. Lattice work on front portico. Shutters on windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1010 8 St S." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., Frank J. Carlisle house (1010 8th St. S.): 1917; Dutch colonial with one story balustraded flat roofed porch on south side. Proportions are wide and rather flat. Dormers face toward street with gambrels on the sides. William F. Kurk, Fargo architect. Walgreen and Edlund, builders, for $6,000."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 69.

Two story wood frame Dutch Colonial style house with gambrel roof. Lattice work on front portico. Shutters on windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1010 8 St S." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., Frank J. Carlisle house (1010 8th St. S.): 1917; Dutch colonial with one story balustraded flat roofed porch on south side. Proportions are wide and rather flat. Dormers face toward street with gambrels on the sides. William F. Kurk, Fargo architect. Walgreen and Edlund, builders, for $6,000."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 69.

View of a one-story, front and side gabled, wood frame, Ranch Styel house with shaker single siding. There are shutters on the front windows, and a one car garage along the right side. A driveway and sidewalk is visible running across the front yard., Film negatives, 9 x 15 cm., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., Home was owned by Milton and Helen Weber. The home was completely destroyed in the 1957 Fargo Tornado.

One and a half story wood frame side gable house with tornado damage. The roof is missing some shingles, the shutters on the windows are damaged, and the rain gutter of the front of the house is half torn off. A man is standing beside the front steps., Film negatives, 9 x 15 cm., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., The Fargo city directory of 1957, lists Basil C. Gallagher as owner of the home at 1305 2nd Street N.

Two story wood frame house with enclosed front porch, and shutters on the windows in the second the attic levels of the house. There is a garage with an automobile parked in front of it on the left side of the house. A person is visible standing on the sidewalk in front of the house., Film negatives, 9 x 15 cm., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., Arthur G. Lewis, the Cass County Auditor was listed as living in the house at 325 8th Avenue S. in the 1910 Fargo city directory. In the 1920s it was home to Frank I. Darrow, a physician at Dakota Clinic. And he was followed by attorney Lynn U. Stambaugh in the 1930s and 1940s, and Central High School Teacher Charles P. Olson in the 1950s. The house was last listed in 1958. It was moved to make way for a levee. Today it sits at 516 9th Avenue S.

Two story Colonial style house with fieldstone and bay windows on first story, and lap siding on the second story. The home also features a fieldstone chimney. Also visible are shutters on the second story windows., Gelatin silver prints, 29 x 36 cm., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown. Cropped version of image from negative 2007.0880-03.

View showing two story wood frame house with entrance on the right side. There are shutters on the windows. The view is taken from the south side that faces Lindenwood Drive., Film negatives, 9 x 15 cm., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., According to Fargo City records the house at 362 Elmwood was built in 1926.

Two story wood frame Builders Colonial style house with lap siding with some vertical siding on second story wing. Front door with sidelights, chimney on right side of house. Awnings and shutters on windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1334-8 st. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1334 8th St. S.: 1941; Builders Colonial; lap sided with some vertical siding on second story wing; front door with sidelights." - Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 85.

Wood frame Dutch Colonial style house with lap siding and gambrel roof. Shutters on windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1421 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1421 8th St. S.: 1927; Dutch Colonial; lap siding; 6 over 1 windows; asymmetrical facade with gabled portico front entry; one story porch on south side. Built for The Rev. Sterling P. Shaw for $4,500." - Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 83.

Two story lap sided, frame, Colonial Revival house with sweeping front gable. Shutters on upper windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1206 8th St. S.: 1926; lap sided, frame, Colonial Revival; large house with hip gables. Bracketed gabled front entry, and sweeping gable on front facade reaches down to first story."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 72.

Two story wood frame Italianate style house with Mansard roof, shutters on windows and portico over front door. Small grocery store located at 505 13th Avenue S., visible in background., Film negatives, 9 x 15 cm., "1302 - 6 St. S." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., The house was moved from 715 8th Street S. by Gov. Louis B. Hanna, and he lived here until new house was completed on the former site.

Two story, stucco, Colonial Revival style house with projecting pedimented front entry. Shutters on the windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "906 - 8 st. so." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "906 8th St. S.: 1930; Colonial Revival; stucco faced; pedimented projecting front entry."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 69.

One and a half story, lap sided, English Cottage style house with front and side gables. On right side is a sunroom with a balustrade surrounding a walkout deck on the second level. shutters on the windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 15 x 9 cm., "1406 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1406 8th St. S.: 1926; lap sided; English Cottage; irregular massing with front and side facing gables; 6 over 1 windows on second story; sweeping roof over front entry; front door has sidelights. John F. Majeurs, builder, for $5,000."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 84.

One-story cross-gabled Colonial Revival house with front-facing arched screened front porch. Shutters on the windows. Snow on the ground. Garage visible in the back., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1607 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of photograph., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1607 8th St. S.: 1931; Colonial Revival; L-shaped with front gable and side-facing gable; first story of front-facing gable has arched screened front porch; large central chimney."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 79.

Two story lap sided, frame, Colonial Revival house with sweeping front gable. Shutters on upper windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 15 x 9 cm., "1206 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1206 8th St. S.: 1926; lap sided, frame, Colonial Revival; large house with hip gables. Bracketed gabled front entry, and sweeping gable on front facade reaches down to first story."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 72.

Two story lap sided Colonial Revival style house with projecting front entry. Brick chimney running up right side of house. Shutters on front windows., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 15 x 9 cm., "1344 - 8 St. S." - Handwritten on front of print. House number later changed to 1342., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "William H. Comrie, Jr. house (1342 8th St. S.): 1927; Colonial Revival; lap sided; symmetrical facade with 6 over 1 windows; projecting gabled front entry with door with sidelights. Built by Cullen Lumber Company."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 85.

Two story wood frame Federal Revival style house with side porch. House has shudders on the windows. Image taken in winter with snow on the ground., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "623 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., Edwin G. Clapp, Sr. house (623 8th St. S.): 1926; Federal Revival style; wood shingle; balustraded porch; Beaver Wade Day, of Toltz, King, and Day, Minneapolis architect." - Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 64.

Two story wood frame Federal Revival style house with side porch. House has shudders on the windows, and ivy growing upon it. Large tree standing in front yard, and hedge extending from side of house., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "623 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., Edwin G. Clapp, Sr. house (623 8th St. S.): 1926; Federal Revival style; wood shingle; balustraded porch; Beaver Wade Day, of Toltz, King, and Day, Minneapolis architect." - Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 64.

Two-story wood frame English Cottage style house with front facing gables and brick chimney. Shutters on windows and Chippendale millwork over front entry. Photo taken in winter with snow on the ground., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1501 - 8 St. So." - Handwritten on front of print., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "1501 8th St. S.; 1927; English Cottage; lap siding; front-facing gable roof with split gable over front entry and front chimney; corniced windows; Chippendale style millwork over front door." - Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 83.

Two-story wood frame Colonial Revival house with sun room on left side. A flat roof portico with balustrade over front door., Film negatives; Gelatin silver prints, 9 x 15 cm., "1441 - 8 St. S." - Handwritten on front of photograph., Title supplied by staff. Photographer unknown., "Harold D. Arnold house (1441 8th St. S.): 1927; Colonial Revival; original lap siding has been covered in metal siding; distinctive dentilled cornace; returned eaves in gables; 6 over 1 windows; flat roofed dentilled frieze on front portico, but columns have been removed. New foundation work around front portico dates from 1982. A sun room on south side appears to have been added to make a 2 story addition on south side."- Fargo's Heritage, by Norene A. Roberts. 1983, p. 83.

Taken from down hill looking up towards two-story wood frame house, with open porch on two sides of house. The shutters on the windows are of reddish color., Transparencies; Color images, 10 x 13 cm., Title from Seben's log of images.