During a month of tragic headlines, Fargo's skating nuns put a smile on everyone's faces
January 1956 was cold, dark and full of bad news. That's why a Forum photographer wanted to share some good news. He found it at the convent.
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January 1956 was cold, dark and full of bad news. That's why a Forum photographer wanted to share some good news. He found it at the convent.
January 1956 was cold, dark and full of bad news. That's why a Forum photographer wanted to share some good news. He found it at the convent.
January 1956 was cold, dark and full of bad news. That's why a Forum photographer wanted to share some good news. He found it at the convent.
January 1956 was cold, dark and full of bad news. That's why a Forum photographer wanted to share some good news. He found it at the convent.
The pictures are reminders of a summer storm that changed the history of Fargo-Moorhead and led to changes in how scientists study and rate tornadoes.