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: #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: #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: #10311747
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Location ID: #10308455
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Lennep is a ghost town and populated place in Meagher County, Montana, United States.
Lennep has a still-active Lutheran church, and 3 inhabited houses (as of 2023). Closed buildings include a two-story general store/post office, and a K-8 ...
Location ID: #10308645
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Location ID: #10104704
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Gold was discovered in the Judith Mountains near the head of Warm Spring Creek Canyon in 1879. Other discoveries followed and in 1881 the first buildings were constructed amid a tent camp. In 1881 the camp was named Maiden, also referred to as ...
Location ID: #10089272
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Location ID: #494
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Marysville was once a thriving gold camp. Now Marysville is a small community with several buildings listed on the National Historic Register. There is much to see here in this almost ghost town. The town is far from being deserted and some mining ...
Location ID: #10159932
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This unique old west Montana mountain community has been designed with the horseback riding enthusiast in mind. Each lodging unit reflects the original old west while providing modern day facilities.
This mountain town sits at 5,300 feet with ...
Location ID: #10149961
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Grizzly Gardens is nestled in the Boulder Mountains which are part of the Helena National Forest south of Helena, the state capitol of Montana.
Grizzly Gardens consists of several buildings constructed to replicate a rustic western 'town' and ...
Location ID: #10299475
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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: #10104191
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Toston sits on the banks of the Missouri River in between Helena and Three Forks on US Highway 287. Toston provides ready access to the Missouri. The stretch of river between Three Forks and Townsend has become popular as anglers have discovered the ...
Location ID: #10104455
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Square Butte is located midway between Stanford and Fort Benton on scenic Highway 80. In Square Butte, view the historic jail, located at the west end of town, it was built from shonkinite quarried locally. The town gets its name from a nearby ...
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: #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: #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: #10104871
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Gold was discovered by W. E. (Limerock) Wilson on the east slopes of the Judith Mountains in 1883 and the prospect was named “Gilt Edge.” The ore could not be successfully treated by methods available at the time. However, in 1892 the new cyanide ...
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: #1266
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TOWN OF KEVIN HISTORY
Kevin is located in North Central Montana, 20 miles south of the Canadian Border. We are situated in Toole County with Shelby (22 miles south of Kevin) as the county seat.
The Town was named after a Colonel Kevin, an ...
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: #10157081
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Buffalo is located in Judith Basin, bordered by Lewis and Clark National Forest land and between the Little Belt Mountains and the Big Snowy Mountains. This river valley supports cattle ranches, dairies, and wheat farms. Nearby Ackley Lake State ...
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 ...