The Dakota House, Jamestown, N.D. |Title||The Dakota House,
Jamestown, N.D. | |Date of Original||1878? | |Creator||Haynes,
F. Jay (Frank Jay), 1853-1921| |Creator Role||Photographer |
|Description||A three story wooden building with two chimneys on
the roof, and the sign "Dakota House, " on the front. There are
a few people on the second floor balcony over the main first
floor entrance. Other people stand outside the main entrance,
and three men sit upon horses. There is a sidewalk and some
small trees in wooden supports in the foreground. Three windows
at the very left on the second floor are circled marking the
rooms that were occupied by E.P. Wells and his family when they
arrived in Jamestown, N.D. | |General Subject||City & Town Life|
Business & Industry |Personal Name||Wells, Edward P. (Edward
Payson), 1846-1936| |Organization Name||Dakota House (Jamestown,
N.D.)| Stutsman County (N.D.) |Item Number||ST285 | |Format of
Original||Stereographs| |Dimensions of Original||10 x 18 cm. |
|Transcription||"No.3