Location ID: #1018
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Montana Resources (MR) operates an open pit copper and molybdenum mine in Butte, Montana. The operation comprises the Continental Pit mine and a concentrator where tons of raw ore is processed into metal concentrates. MR serves an international ...
Location ID: #1016
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The Metals Sports Bar and Grill is located on the first floor of the historic Metals Banc building in Butte, Montana. The building sits at 8 West Park Street in the heart of Uptown Butte on the corner of Park and Main Streets.
In September of ...
Location ID: #10008872
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Maiden Rock provides boating access to the Big Hole River. River rafters will enjoy an opportunity to view wildlife on their float through this scenic river corridor. The Big Hole River provides fly fishing in a blue ribbon trout stream. The Maiden ...
Location ID: #532
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The Mission Mountain Range is the gateway to the Mission Mountain Wilderness Area, a 73,877-acre paradise for hiking, camping and fishing. An area of outstanding scenic beauty--rugged, snowcapped peaks, several small glaciers, alpine lakes, meadows ...
Location ID: #999
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The M&M is the last of the great "cigar stores" that dotted the Uptown district.The King & Lowry, the M&M, and the Crown were all-day, all-night drinking parlors and gambling houses that catered to the off-shift miner with more money than time. The ...
The Shrine
Location ID: #1659
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Stone on the lower floor and brick on the upper three floors, embellished with tasteful amounts of artwork, the Masonic Temple was designed by the firm of Link & Carter, the precursor to the even more well known Link & Haire. This, Butte Lodge #22, ...
Location ID: #10264466
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Marysville was a bustling mining town of 3,000 residents in the 1880s and 1890s and was the center of gold mining in Montana. The town was named by Thomas Cruse, mine owner, to honor Mary Ralston[3] the wife of a miner. A few buildings remain, ...
Location ID: #10252814
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Location ID: #10252734
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Location ID: #10158271
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Our mission is to raise superior cattle, humanely raised using regenerative agricultural practices and locally raised, nutrient dense grassfed grass finished beef.
Muddy Creek Ranch is a fully integrated Montana cattle operation located in the ...
Milwaukee Road Railroad Tunnel
Location ID: #10010059
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Hiking in Montana is an incredible experience. From our rugged mountain trails to our lakeside gems, you’ll find all kinds of various hikes in the Treasure State. And given our prominent railroad history, it should come as no surprise that some of ...
Location ID: #520
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The Middle Fork of the Flathead River originates in the heart of the Bob Marshall Wilderness. The upper section of the river offers primitive recreation in a wilderness setting. From the headwaters to Schafer Meadows, a narrow channel and log jams ...
Location ID: #10157134
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Madison County Fairgrounds has lots to do for everyone. This is a place for family fun. Local events happening all summer and fall such as a car cruise, rodeos, auctions, softball games, soccer, floating parade, ropings, pennings, gun shows, dog ...
Twin Bridges Fairgrounds
Location ID: #10010310
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Madison County Fairgrounds has lots to do for everyone. This is a place for family fun. Local events happening all summer and fall such as a car cruise, rodeos, auctions, softball games, soccer, floating parade, ropings, pennings, gun shows, dog ...
Location ID: #950
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If you like nature you will love a primitive campground like McDonald Lake Campground. When you arrive at a primitive campground such as McDonald Lake Campground you'll realize it was well worth the effort getting here. The natural beauty at this ...
Location ID: #10159193
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Whether in town for business or visiting one of Eastern Montana's many attractions, find comfort and convenience at our Microtel Sidney MT hotel. Located just off Montana Highway 16 near Sidney-Richland Airport, our hotel offers an indoor heated ...
Location ID: #10159190
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Enjoy apartment-style living near the Richland County Fair and Rodeo at the MainStay Suites® Sidney - Medical Center hotel in Sidney. Our friendly hotel located just off 3rd Street NW offers all the comforts of home for an ideal experience during ...
Location ID: #10027285
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Maiden dates from April 1881 when Snow and Kemper established a townsite. They named the proposed town after the daughter of a friend, Mrs. James H. Conings, who they call the "Little Maiden".
The town of Maiden was not platted and surveyed. ...
Location ID: #10089222
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Mount Helena City Park at its peak is 5,468 feet above sea level and about 1,300 feet above the Last Chance Gulch Mall. Parking lot with information kiosk available at the trailhead. There are many trails on Mount Helena...including the ...
Location ID: #10236039
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Northern had its beginnings in 1913 when the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly of Montana established Northern Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School to be located at Fort Assiniboine. The bill passed on March 8, 1913, but no money was ...
Location ID: #10046762
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OUR LOVE OF BARBEQUE AND DUTCH OVEN COOKING
Beginning my BBQ enthusiasm in the early 1980's in Georgia, USA, I learned the techniques and styles associated with Southern style BBQ. From open pits to smokers, I became an expert at Southern style ...
Location ID: #1228
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Freemasons trace their history to the stonemasons of Medieval Europe, an association referenced in the design for the Great Falls Masonic Temple. Constructed in 1914, the three-story building features a dramatic central tower and steep gable bays ...
Location ID: #10021152
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Three river ferries operate on the Upper Missouri River, the Carter ferry, Virgelle ferry and Stafford-McClelland ferry near Winifred. Typical season is April through November and they are free. Each ferry can carry 2 passenger cars at a ...
Location ID: #1754
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The Central Heating Plant and Utility Tunnels are essential to the operation of MSU. The Central Heating Plant was constructed in 1922 and currently delivers steam to the core university buildings, approximately three million square feet. The plant ...