Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Farmyard Lake--The flooding Red River moved over this farmyard near Drayton, N.D. This picture, by Winnipeg photographer Dave Bonner, was taken Friday when the crest of the Red was believed to be somewhere between Drayton and the Manitoba border, about 40 miles to the north.
Farmyard Lake--The flooding Red River moved over this farmyard near Drayton, N.D. This picture, by Winnipeg photographer Dave Bonner, was taken Friday when the crest of the Red was believed to be somewhere between Drayton and the Manitoba border, about 40 miles to the north.
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Farmyard Lake--The flooding Red River moved over this farmyard near Drayton, N.D. This picture, by Winnipeg photographer Dave Bonner, was taken Friday when the crest of the Red was believed to be somewhere between Drayton and the Manitoba border, about 40 miles to the north.

Associated Press · [ca. April 1965]

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