Severt K. Lee sod house, Round Valley, Nebraska

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Severt K. Lee sod house, Round Valley, Nebraska

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Summary

summary: Photographer's note: "He keeps a post office and store at the place, 1887." Lee and his brother, Nels Lee, were early Norwegian settlers in the area.
original size: 6x8

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Date

01/01/1887

person

Contributors

Solomon D. Butcher (Photographer)

place

Location

custer county

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Source

Library of Congress

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Link

http://hdl.loc.gov/

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Copyright info

Public Domain