Location ID: #10295795
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What can one say about a museum that displays the items actually used by the American cowboy, rancher, frontiersmen and women during the opening and growth of the American West. The items on display are the real items used during the period of 1829 ...
Location ID: #10295789
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Location ID: #10192311
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Hell Roaring Gulch
Location ID: #1004
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Hell Roaring Gulch is located just outside of Butte, this recreated 1890's mining town is equipped with an array of period articles that will grab any antique collector's attention. Buildings include the Chinese laundry, sauerkraut factory, funeral ...
Location ID: #10246919
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Yellowstone Film Ranch is a one-stop shop Montana film location with industry-leading tax credit services, an operational western town backlot, acres of open field available, medieval sets, and a spacious production office and studio available for ...
Location ID: #10251688
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A classic old west town
Location ID: #10244075
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Nemesis is only 25 miles from Missoula International Airport, with modest or 5 star accommodations nearby. Horses, wagons, superior craft, actors, extras, all nearby. We believe in a collaborative, client-focused approach to filmmaking. We work ...
Location ID: #812
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Wisdom was named for the Wisdom (now the Big Hole) River that flows through the town. It is located in the Big Hole Valley, often called the "Valley of 10,000 Haystacks" which dot the ranchland with beaver slides. The Big Hole National Battlefield, ...
Location ID: #10159967
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Wilsall is located in the Bridger Mountain Range, approximately twenty miles northeast of Bozeman. It is in the Shields River Valley, where there is great fishing on the Shields River and hiking in the Crazy Mountains, just minutes away. ...
Location ID: #1615
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Architect Loren B. Olds, who arrived in Montana Territory in 1863, designed both the Madison County Courthouse and the original Beaverhead County Courthouse in Bannack (later the Meade Hotel) in 1875. Among the earliest architect-designed buildings ...
Dance & Stuart General Merchandise
Location ID: #1617
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James Stuart and his brother Granville set up the first sluice boxes in the northern Rockies in 1852. Delaware native Walter B. Dance came to Gold Creek in 1862. James Stuart and Dance opened their mercantile in November 1863. One of Virginia City’s ...
Location ID: #1614
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Virginia City's Methodist Church was built in 1875 by D.C. Farwell. It has a distinctive appearance for the town, with a stone and stucco exterior, and remains mostly unchanged from its original 1875 design. It was used as a church through the early ...
Location ID: #1582
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The Alder Gulch Shortline Railroad was built by Charlie Bovey in 1964 to connect Virginia City to Nevada City - A mile and a half away. Today, the Alder Gulch Shortline is a great opportunity to enjoy the scenery and learn about the surrounding ...
Location ID: #1624
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With classic favorites, some of Montana's finest microbrews, and non-alcoholic options, there is something to drink for everyone!
This small one-story log building with a false front was built prior to 1867.
History:
1869 - 1890: The J.F. ...
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 ...
Location ID: #719
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Stanford was a hangout for cowboys, including one named Charles M. Russell, who later painted and sketched his memories of this area and its people, Today, recreation opportunities abound in the nearby Lewis and Clark National Forest, Judith River ...
Location ID: #1240
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Pony, is located on the northeastern edge of the Tobacco Root Mountains. Originally, Pony was a prosperous gold-mining community with at least 5,000 residents. A number of historic buildings from Pony's boom era remain in the old town today. Nearby, ...
Location ID: #10129900
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Elkhorn is an old mining town, just up the road from Boulder, and it's home to Montana’s smallest state park. At less than an acre in size, the park encompasses two historic buildings that have been weathered with time.
Elkhorn State Park is ...
Location ID: #10144796
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Many mines were sunk into the mountainsides - the most prosperous being the Ruby Gulch in 1904. It produced as much as $14,000 per day in gold bullion. In spite of a destructive fire in 1912, the mine flourished until World War I. The mine then shut ...
Location ID: #942
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Grant is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Beaverhead County, Montana, United States. It is in the west-central part of the county, along Secondary Highway 324, 12 miles (19 km) west of Interstate 15 and 31 miles (50 ...
Location ID: #172
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Columbus, a county seat, began as a stage station on the Yellowstone Trail and is now a shipping center for the rich farm and ranch lands around it.
This full-service community in the foothills of the Beartooths boasts the most scenic route to ...
Schnee's Powder Horn Outfitters
Location ID: #1729
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In 1946, Powder Horn Outfitters was founded in by George Dieruf. George’s mission was to serve hunters, fishermen, and outdoors people with the very best of authentic products and knowledgeable service from his home in Bozeman, Montana. Over the ...
Location ID: #787
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Virgelle offers historic accommodations, outfitting and shuttle services. Float the Missouri in a canoe, ride along the bank on horseback or take a drive along scenic byways. Further downstream, deep within the Missouri Breaks, bighorn sheep and elk ...
Location ID: #10159939
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Come walk the deserted streets of Bannack, and discover for yourself the way the West really was. Bannack is one of the best preserved of all of Montana's ghost towns. It was Montana's first major gold discovery July 28, 1862 and became Montana's ...