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Dundas Bowery on South Island during Cannon River flood

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Title	Dundas Bowery on South Island during Cannon River flood
Description	Black-and-white photograph of the Dundas Bowery building on South Island in Dundas, Minnesota. Dated March 19, 1920. The Cannon River is at flood level and the building looks partially underwater. The building was used for dances [led by the Dundas Band?] but was originally built for an armory. It burned c. 1931. Photograph copied from the Harald Albers family by Ed Williams.
Date of Creation	1920-03-19
Minnesota Reflections Topic	Environment
Item Type	Still Image
Item Physical Format	Black-and-white photographs
Locally Assigned Subject Headings	Dundas Cannon River Buildings Floods
Minnesota City or Township	Dundas
Minnesota County	Rice
Contributing Institution	Northfield History Collaborative City of Dundas
Contact Information	City of Dundas, P. O. Box 20, Dundas, MN, 55019, http://www.cityofdundas.org
Rights Management	Use of this object is governed by U.S. and international copyright law. Contact the City of Dundas for permission to use this object.
NHC File Name	CODWWI011.tif
Collection Title	Northfield History Collaborative
CDM Modified Note	2017WWI

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