Donald Anderson

Thomas Meyer

Biographies & Memoirs

North Dakota Museum

Ignacio Iturria

Reuter, Laurel J.

<p>This book tells the story of the 1997 flood of the Red River of the North from the South Dakota border to Winnipeg, Canada, with photos taken by over fifty North American amateur photographers, international photojournalists such as Mary Ellen Mark, artists, and staff newspaper and magazine photographers from across the continent. (154 photographs, 3 black and white, 151 color)</p>

Under the Whelming Tide: The 1997 Flood of the Red River of the North

Arts & Photography

Hylden, Eric

Photography & Video

<p>Voices from the Flood is the story of the people who were forced to evacuate their homes and disperse to shelters and makeshift accommodations for over three weeks in the Red River Valley of North Dakota and Minnesota. During that time, cities in the valley were virtual ghost towns, with no electricity, running water, sanitation, jobs, or stores. The story of the flood's impact is told in the voices and rhythms of the people themselves. Over 100 people were asked to tell their stories; these interviews were recorded, transcribed, selected and edited to make an oral history record of the disaster.</p>

Voices from the Flood: An Oral History of the 1997 Flood of the Red River of the North

Eliot Glassheim

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