Aerial view of the Montana State University campus, taken from the west, 1928-1929

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Photograph Title  Aerial view of the Montana State University campus, taken from the west, 1928-1929 Photographer  True, Louis Date Created  1929 Abstract  Black and white photo of an aerial view of campus, taken from the west with the agricultural buildings at the base of the photo. Notes  Note from Merrill G. Burlingame on verso: "Max Hunke thinks Louis True too this picture, since he was about the only one who would fly. I called Louis and he has a slight recognition of doing it, but does not remember who did the flying or when.&am Type of Resource  still image Photograph Identifier  parc-001309.jpg Related Topics  Montana State College--Buildings  Montana State College--Aerial views Keywords  aerial views Photograph Identifier  parc-001309.jpg

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Aerial view of the Montana State University campus, taken from the west, 1928-1929, Montana State University Historical Photos Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/msu-photos/item.php?id=1309

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