Home of Lampl

Seventeen images of the Lampl house near Mott, North Dakota.
Film negatives; Slides; Color images
Title supplied by staff.
The Lampl house was built by a member of a German family from Austria-Hungary (Banat) in an unknown year. The building is constructed of a combination of clay and stones and plastered through. The exterior walls are stone with interior walls of lath and clay plaster. The house has a gable roof with a drip edge at the bottom of the gable wall. The house has an open porch supported by several pillars and a large framed addition at the back. The building shows various degrees of deterioration. The building has been abandoned for the long time.
Book Committee (Regent, N.D.). Our Fifty Years, Regent, N.D.: 1911-1961 (Regent, N.D.: The Committee, 1961) p. 26. http://odin-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/ndsu:NDSU_ALL:NDSU_ALMA21171588730001321. Essig (F644.R43 O87) Stark County Historical Society (Stark County, N.D.). Stark County Heritage and Destiny. Bismarck, N.D.: Taylor Pub. Comapany, 1978, p.82-83 Retrieved from http://odin-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/ndsu:NDSU_ALL:NDSU_ALMA21166861910001321 Essig (F642.S7 S72 1978 )