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Description Mandan dance lodge near Elbowoods, McLean County, North Dakota. Built 1923. From the Historic American Engineering Record collection, Library of Congress.
Date 1959
Source Historic American Buildings Survey; Library of Congress HABS ND,28-ELBO,2-2
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