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George R. Carr, New Helena, one of the oldest settlers in Custer County, Nebraska

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George R. Carr, New Helena, one of the oldest settlers in Custer County, Nebraska

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summary: An S.D. Butcher annotation reads: "Old dugout of Geo. Carr -- New Helena one of the oldest claims on Victoria Creek, C[uster] C[ounty]. dugout in upper right hand corner showing Victoria Creek which is made from many springs. Became famous a few years for its Mineral properties." Note that Butcher has drawn the creek in the foreground.
original size: 6x8

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Date

01/01/1886

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Contributors

Solomon D. Butcher (Photographer)

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Location

custer county

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Library of Congress

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http://hdl.loc.gov/

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