Location ID: #42
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Location ID: #37
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Montana came close to losing an important piece of its history in the mid-1990s.
Two miles north of Twin Bridges is the birthplace of the state's only Kentucky Derby winner. Locally called the Round Barn, the huge structure has survived more than a ...
Location ID: #34
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Location ID: #12
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Location ID: #785
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This 120-year-old barn is considered to be one of Montana's architectural treasures. It has been listed on the NHR since 1979. The shingles on the 130 x 140 foot bar are hand sawed shingles and is held up by hand-cut blocks of sandstone. The barn ...
Location ID: #996
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The Berkely Pit, started in 1955, was a large truck-operated open-pit copper mine until mining ceased in 1982. By 1980 nearly 1.5 billion tons of material had been removed from the Pit, including more than 290 million tons of copper ore. The pit ...
Location ID: #10026534
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Location ID: #10106511
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Location ID: #10155834
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Location ID: #455
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The Libby general aviation airport is approximately seven miles south of the town of Libby in Lincoln County, Montana. This facility is open to the public, and there is no landing fee.
The airport elevation is 2,601 feet and is rated as B-II ...
Location ID: #250
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Location ID: #713
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Where Montana Began! Fr. Pierre DeSmet S.J., founded Historic St. Mary's Mission in 1841. St. Mary's Mission was established because of the determination of several Native American tribes seeking 'Black Robes' as their teachers. Fr. Anthony Ravalli, ...
Location ID: #10010275
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Completed in 1940, the school was built in a conservative modern style, steering away from the traditional ornamental decorations of the 1930's. It contained 24 classrooms, four science, two craft, three commercial, two music, one public speaking ...
Billings is named for Frederick H. Billings, president of the Northern Pacific Railroad. As Billings grew from the tracks of the Northern Pacific Railroad, it appeared the only development would be to the south. The depot used to be the passenger ...
Location ID: #1708
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Battle Ridge Campground is located in Gallatin National Forest in southwest Montana north of Yellowstone Park. At an elevation of 6,500 feet, the Battle Ridge Campground encompasses an area of 5 acres and contains 13 camping sites. The largest ...
Location ID: #10010055
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Originally Tunnel N0.9 Built in 1911, the tunnel is now used as a tunnel for a part of the Boulder River Road near I-15. GN operated this line from construction until it was merged into Burlington Northern during 1970. BN abandoned the line during ...
Location ID: #968
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The Boulder Health Mine attracts ailing tourists, who bask in radioactive radon gas and drink radioactive water to improve their health. Each summer, hundreds of people, many of them Amish and Mennonites, come to the radon health mines to relax and ...
Location ID: #891
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As the name implies, Medicine Rocks was a place of "big medicine" where Indian hunting parties conjured up magical spirits. Weathering has given the soft sandstone rock formations a Swiss-cheese look providing a unique landscape filled with greater ...
Location ID: #151
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The Montana Children's Center served the needs of support and care of dependent or neglected children who required the separation from their families or foster families or for whom foster care could not be obtained. The facility was closed in 1975 ...
Location ID: #10158787
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The 1950's and 60's family duplex home district of St. Marie, Glasgow Air Force Base.
Location ID: #10143330
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St. Marie is a census-designated place (CDP) in Valley County, Montana, United States. The population was 264 at the 2010 census.[1] It is located at the site of the former Glasgow Air Force Base.
When the Air Force base was decommissioned, the ...
Location ID: #306
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Glasgow Air Force Base was located in the northeast corner of Montana, 26 miles north of the city of Glasgow, Montana. The base was renamed Glasgow Air Force Base (Glasgow AFB) and was reactivated in 1957 as a base for Air Defense Command ...
Location ID: #10126835
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Small white house with red metal roof on the banks of the Siuslaw River. All white interior recently remodeled interior. Shares large yard with "Mapleton House." Forested hills surround the property.
Location ID: #10105197
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Restored club on Wendover Airfield base, used to host events.