Location ID: #10315233
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Bowdoin is an abandoned railroad ghost town located in Phillips County, north-central Montana, about 7 miles northeast of Malta along US Highway 2. Established as a boomtown in 1917, it quickly died when the Great Northern Railway abandoned its ...
Location ID: #10315232
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Location ID: #10315230
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Location ID: #10205467
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Named for the nearby creek, Antelope began as a tiny community along the Great Northern Railway's Bainville to Scobey branch line in 1910. That year, John and Richard Grayson built a hardware store next to the Antelope Creek Lutheran Church. A post ...
Location ID: #10312849
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Guest house available for rent for cast or crew in the lower Madison Valley, Three Forks, Montana.
3 bed 2 bath
2 living rooms
stocked kitchen
Guest house and main house located on approx 150 acres. 2 RV spots also available for crew.
Location ID: #10315224
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Westby was founded in 1910 as a town in what was then Williams County, North Dakota (now in Divide County). Danish settlers came up with the name by combining the word west, which noted the town's location in extreme western North Dakota, with the ...
Location ID: #10315223
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Utica is an unincorporated community in west-central Judith Basin County, Montana, United States. As of the 2020 census, Utica had a population of 23.[3] It is approximately 40 miles (64 km) from Lewistown[4] at the intersections of Pig Eye Road, ...
Location ID: #10315222
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Built in 1915.
Location ID: #1724
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Historically the largest and most dominant Indian tribe in Montana was the Blackfeet. The origin of their name was probably derived from the blackened moccasins tribe traditionally wore. The dark hue may have been painted purposely or may have been ...
Location ID: #110
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Browning is the agency headquarters for the 1.5 million-acre Blackfeet Indian Reservation. Blackfeet Indians are Montana's largest Indian tribe. Although today the majority of the Blackfeet on the reservation live much like the residents of any ...
Location ID: #10302995
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Several thousand acres of ranch land bordering Glacier National Park. Stunning Glacier views without the federal permit processing routine or restrictions.
Johnson Ranch
Location ID: #10302983
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The Rising Wolf Johnson Ranch is 25,000 acres of mountainous, hill country, prairie lands, aspen & pine forests with stunning lake views and backed by Glacier National Park. It is an operating cattle ranch with cabins, teepees and RV park for rent. ...
Location ID: #10315191
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Bone Trail is located on the north side of the Fort Peck Lake, just south of Glasgow, Montana. This scenic area offers 10 primitive campsites with interpretive signage, picnic tables and campfire rings. Amenities include a boat ramp, a vault toilet ...
Location ID: #10315200
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History
In late 1951 Air Defense Command selected Opheim, Montana as one of twenty-eight radar stations built as part of the second segment of the permanent radar surveillance network. Prompted by the start of the Korean War, on 11 July 1950, the ...
Location ID: #10315201
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St. Marie or Saint Marie[2] is a census-designated place (CDP) in Valley County, Montana, United States. As of the 2020 census, St. Marie had a population of 489.[4] It is located at the site of the former Glasgow Air Force Base.
When the Air ...
Location ID: #10315209
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Charles M. Bair Family Museum
Location ID: #10011070
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This house museum is a monument to beauty, hard work and luck. Charles M. Bair came to Montana in 1883 as a conductor on the Northern Pacific Railroad and went into the ranching business in 1891. He made his fortune in the Alaska gold rush and went ...
Location ID: #10159824
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Location ID: #1006
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Copper King Hotel & Convention Center is nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The Copper King Hotel & Convention Center is in the process of being renovated throughout making it one of Butte and southwest Montana's largest and best full ...
Location ID: #178
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Cooke City is one of the entrances to Yellowstone National Park. It was named for Jay Cooke, Jr., who was interested in mining claims in the district. Cooke City began as a prospect hole in the early 1870s. Weathered cabins with moss-covered roofs ...
Rising Son Outfitter/ Petrich Ranch
Location ID: #10311862
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This family owned and operated ranch in the Paradise Valley is a stunning site to behold. Nestled against Dexter Peak, the ranch spans 3000 acres with access to Custer Gallatin National Forest. The ranch has 9 creeks, some of which contain ...
Location ID: #10054134
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