Conrad Kohrs House, 804 Dearborn Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: This house was purchased by Conrad Kohrs in 1900 after he and his wife moved to Helena from their ranch at Deer Lodge. This was Kohrs' home until his death there in 1920. Kohrs had come to Monta... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
T. C. Power Mansion, 604 Harrison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: Thomas C. Power was one of the most successful business men in Montana. He began shipping merchandise from Omaha to Fort Benton in 1866, and the following year moved to Fort Benton to open a mer... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
Fort Missoula, Laundry Building, Missoula, Missoula County, MT
Significance: The Laundry Building is one of three remaining structures dating from the early days of the establishment of Fort Missoula. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-20 Surve... More
Conrad Kohrs House, 804 Dearborn Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: This house was purchased by Conrad Kohrs in 1900 after he and his wife moved to Helena from their ranch at Deer Lodge. This was Kohrs' home until his death there in 1920. Kohrs had come to Monta... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
T. C. Power Mansion, 604 Harrison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: Thomas C. Power was one of the most successful business men in Montana. He began shipping merchandise from Omaha to Fort Benton in 1866, and the following year moved to Fort Benton to open a mer... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
T. C. Power Mansion, 604 Harrison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: Thomas C. Power was one of the most successful business men in Montana. He began shipping merchandise from Omaha to Fort Benton in 1866, and the following year moved to Fort Benton to open a mer... More
Conrad Kohrs House, 804 Dearborn Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: This house was purchased by Conrad Kohrs in 1900 after he and his wife moved to Helena from their ranch at Deer Lodge. This was Kohrs' home until his death there in 1920. Kohrs had come to Monta... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
Fort Missoula, Laundry Building, Missoula, Missoula County, MT
Significance: The Laundry Building is one of three remaining structures dating from the early days of the establishment of Fort Missoula. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-20 Surve... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
U. S. Assay Office, 206 Broadway Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: The large volume of gold and silver mined in the Montana Territory prompted the Treasury Department to build a United States Assay Office close to the source. Funds were appropriated by Act of Co... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
Fort Missoula, Laundry Building, Missoula, Missoula County, MT
Significance: The Laundry Building is one of three remaining structures dating from the early days of the establishment of Fort Missoula. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-20 Surve... More
Fort Missoula, Laundry Building, Missoula, Missoula County, MT
Significance: The Laundry Building is one of three remaining structures dating from the early days of the establishment of Fort Missoula. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-20 Surve... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
U. S. Assay Office, 206 Broadway Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: The large volume of gold and silver mined in the Montana Territory prompted the Treasury Department to build a United States Assay Office close to the source. Funds were appropriated by Act of Co... More
U. S. Assay Office, 206 Broadway Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: The large volume of gold and silver mined in the Montana Territory prompted the Treasury Department to build a United States Assay Office close to the source. Funds were appropriated by Act of Co... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
J. S. M. Neill House, 725 Madison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: This imposing home was presented to his daughter, Anne, as a wedding gift by former Governor S.T. Houser in 1888. It was purchased from Ann K. and Olis R. Allen by John S.M. Neill in 1903 for $10... More
U. S. Assay Office, 206 Broadway Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: The large volume of gold and silver mined in the Montana Territory prompted the Treasury Department to build a United States Assay Office close to the source. Funds were appropriated by Act of Co... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
A. J. Seligman House, 802 Madison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: Albert Joseph Seligman came to Montana in 1881 from New York City. He was a member of one of the wealthiest families in the country, one which ranked financially with the Rothschilds and the Morg... More
J. S. M. Neill House, 725 Madison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: This imposing home was presented to his daughter, Anne, as a wedding gift by former Governor S.T. Houser in 1888. It was purchased from Ann K. and Olis R. Allen by John S.M. Neill in 1903 for $10... More
J. S. M. Neill House, 725 Madison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: This imposing home was presented to his daughter, Anne, as a wedding gift by former Governor S.T. Houser in 1888. It was purchased from Ann K. and Olis R. Allen by John S.M. Neill in 1903 for $10... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
U. S. Assay Office, 206 Broadway Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: The large volume of gold and silver mined in the Montana Territory prompted the Treasury Department to build a United States Assay Office close to the source. Funds were appropriated by Act of Co... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
A. J. Seligman House, 802 Madison Avenue, Helena, Lewis and Clark Coun...
Significance: Albert Joseph Seligman came to Montana in 1881 from New York City. He was a member of one of the wealthiest families in the country, one which ranked financially with the Rothschilds and the Morg... More
U. S. Assay Office, 206 Broadway Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark Count...
Significance: The large volume of gold and silver mined in the Montana Territory prompted the Treasury Department to build a United States Assay Office close to the source. Funds were appropriated by Act of Co... More
Norris Soldiers Station, Norris Campgrounds & Gibbon River vicinity, L...
Significance: This post, accommodating twenty men, was the first and principal outpost established by the military in 1887 for a system of mounted patrols through the park during the summers. It soon became a p... More
Maud Noble Cabin, Menor's Ferry, Snake River, moved from Cottonwood Cr...
Significance: Maud Noble, a maiden lady from Philadelphia, PA, came to Jackson Hole as a guest at a dude ranch. She remained in this area and had a cabin built for her by Harry Clisswold on the east side of Cot... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More
Cunningham Cabin, Between Snake River & U.S. Route 89, Moose, Teton Co...
Significance: James Pierce Cunningham came to Jackson Hole in 1888 from the state of New York. In 1889 he filed a homestead claim on 160 acres east of the Snake River. The Cunningham Ranch was among the earli... More
James H. Mangus Cabin, Moose, Teton County, WY
Significance: This two story log structure, built in 1911, is one of the first homesteaders' cabins in the Jackson Hole country that provided second floor space. It is also believed to be one of the earliest ho... More
S. C. Ashby House, 642 Dearborn Street, Helena, Lewis and Clark County...
Significance: Shirley C. Ashby was one of the leading financiers and citizens of early-day Helena. He came to Montana in 1867, and was employed by I.G. Baker & Bros. of Fort Benton to help in their Indian trad... More