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Harlowton Milwaukee Depot Museum

The Harlowton Milwaukee Depot Museum was built in 1908, it was a "Standard Class A Passenger Station", one of several standardized depot plans used by the Milwaukee Road. The passenger Service was discontinued in 1961, and the depot and yards were abandoned by the Milwaukee in 1980. The depot was ...

Geraldine Milwaukee Depot

The Geraldine Milwaukee Depot, built in 1913, is a great example of one of America's small-town, turn-of-the-century wooden depots. It has a unique design and was given special attention since the town's namesake, Geraldine Rockefeller. was the daughter of the principal Milwaukee stockholder, ...

Milwaukee Fishing Access Site

Milwaukee Fishing Access Site is a day use only site. A boat launch and toilets are available. Open all season. Limited space to park and turn around.

Ron MacDonald Riverfront Trail System

The Riverfront trail extends west of downtown Missoula into Hellgate Canyon, east of town along the Kim Williams Trail along the Clark Fork River in downtown Missoula. You can cross the river on any one of the three street bridges across the Clark Fork within this zone - the Orange Street, Higgins ...

Sacajawea Hotel

The Sacajawea Hotel offers gracious accommodations in 29 luxury guest rooms, each with flat screen TV, private spa-like bath and telephone. The hotel was named after the famous Shoshone guide woman who led the Lewis & Clark Expedition through the area in 1805. The hotel was founded in 1910 by ...

Jefferson Valley Museum

To preserve the past for the future is the mission of the Jefferson Valley Museum. It depicts the history and heritage of the Jefferson Valley. We can rediscover this rich history in the large restored 1914 red barn that serves as our museum. This area was once home to Native American tribes, ...

Calypso Trail

Calypso Trail is a 5.5 mile primitive road that provides accesses to the erosion-carved sandstone and clays of the Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area. The badlands were formed from sedimentary rocks which have been eroded by wind and water into impressive arches, bridges, flat tabletops, ...

Upper Musselshell Museum

Exploring the original Upper Musselshell Museum is rather like prowling around in someone's attic or barn. This two-story limestone building, constructed in 1909, is filled with treasures that belong to the people who lived in, worked and developed the Upper Musselshell River country. The ...