MSU Tunnel System
Location ID: #1755
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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 ...
Location ID: #10046900
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Max is a second generation hairdresser and barber. He graduated from cosmetology school in 1978. Max worked and managed many family salons and in 1984 opened Bozeman Beauty College on the campus of Montana State University. In 1990, he took over Mr. ...
Location ID: #10157122
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Mountain Meadows Resort and Campground offers outdoor fun. Fishing, camping, RV spots, cabins are available. Mountain Meadows bar features a fully stocked bar, and the grill has a wonderful dinner homestyle menu, offering sandwiches, burgers, ...
The "Goatman" Church & "FarCry 5" Church
Location ID: #10159096
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Paul High Back, raised in Canada and a Mnicoujou scout for Big Foot (Spotted Elk), was an elder here and he is buried in the Church cemetery. Sitting Bull took this path from Willow Bunch to surrender at Fort Buford. In his surrender speech, Sitting ...
Location ID: #10233350
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The Gateway to Western Montana:Built in 2019, Mount Forge is a beautiful cottage sitting on 63 acres in Polson, Montana. The one bedroom & two loft design comfortably sleeps six. Mount Forge is just 10 minutes from Flathead Lake and 1.5 hours from ...
Location ID: #1146
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Overview: Monture Guard Station sits in the Lolo National Forest in western Montana, offering excellent winter recreation for visitors.
Recreation: Monture Guard Station offers modern amenities and furnishings just like home, but it also provides ...
Location ID: #10142554
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Montana City Grill is the best place for family friendly fine dining. Helena area residents can take a short drive to Montana City and visit us. Montana City Grill and Saloon has great food and the perfect atmosphere for fine dining. We want to earn ...
Location ID: #10010207
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The Missoula County Courthouse, designed by A.J. Gibson, Missoula's premier architect, was constructed between 1908 and 1910 and occupies an entire city block. The neoclassical sandstone block building has an integral iron-clad dome that is crowned ...
Marvin's Tavern
Location ID: #1601
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Pool Table, Keno Machines, Shake a Day, Burgers & Beer at you Neighborhood Log cabin. Open 10-2am everyday!
Location ID: #10235999
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The Eastern Montana Fairgrounds holds many activities throughout the year. The biggest is the Eastern Montana Fair which is held in August of each year.
Many local activities are held at the fairgrounds some includes rodeos, horse racing, ...
Location ID: #10236000
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The Miles City station of Miles City, Montana is located at 500 Pacific Avenue and was built in 1924. It was a replacement commissioned to be designed by the Northern Pacific Railway in 1922 despite economic downturn that had reduced prosperity in ...
Location ID: #515
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Melville School is a public school located in Melville, MT, which is in a remote rural setting. The student population of Melville School is 31 and the school serves PK-8. At Melville School, 50% of students scored at or above the proficient level ...
Location ID: #511
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Melville is an unincorporated community in northern Sweet Grass County, Montana, United States. It lies along local roads just west of U.S. Route 191, north of the city of Big Timber, the county seat of Sweet Grass County. Its elevation is 5,020 ...
Location ID: #10010813
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Named as a combination of Richard A. Harlow's wife, Maud, and their last name, Maudlow began as a railroad town on the Montana Railway, on a line that began north of Three Forks at Lombard and headed northeast of Maudlow toward Lewistown. The town ...
Location ID: #493
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Location ID: #10080540
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Manhattan Christian School began operations in 1907. The school was established out of the covenantal commitment held by a group of Dutch Christian Reformed believers in Churchill, Montana. The school began as a basic two room school that was built ...
Location ID: #10159423
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The depot, built by the Great Northern Railway (GN) in the early 20th century, resembles a Swiss chalet. For early regional boosters, this romantic architecture seemed appropriate to the Rocky Mountains, sometimes referred to as the “American Alps”; ...
Location ID: #10159403
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After James Hill and his partners built the St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Manitoba railway (which in 1890 became the Great Northern Railway) across Montana's "High Line" in 1887, Malta evolved from rail siding number 54. What came to be Saco, Montana, ...
Location ID: #1733
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Montana Rail Link, Inc. is an FRA Class II regional railroad with more than 900 miles of track serving 100 stations in the states of Montana, Idaho and Washington, and employs approximately 1,000 people. In operation is a fleet of more than 2,100 ...
Location ID: #10022366
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Mayor's Landing Fishing Access Site is a day use only site. A concrete boat launch, toilets and access for camp trailers is available. Open all season. Managed by the city of Livingston.
Location ID: #10046960
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After fire destroyed most of this side of Main Street in 1886, Chicago lawyer and financier James A. Danforth invested in building this double-front, brick commercial building. The original façade featured tall plate-glass windows divided by central ...
Location ID: #522
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The cavalry set camp at the mouth of the Tongue River on the Yellowstone after the 1876 campaign of "rounding up hostile Indians." Their commanding officer was Colonel Nelson A. Miles and this camp was the beginning of Miles City. It soon became a ...
Location ID: #10236004
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At 11,531 acres, Makoshika State Park is Montana's largest state park. Designated a state park in 1953, Makoshika represents 20% of Montana's badlands topography. The clays and shales of the park erode much easier than the sandstone layers above; ...