This is an artificial collection of photographs, in a variety of formats, gathered from a variety of sources. The majority of the images in this collection are of individuals from Montana and locations in Montana.
A number of the images were originally part of the University of Montana's Northwest History Collection, the precursor of what is now called Archives and Special Collections. The majority of the images arrived at the university prior to the 1980s and in many cases the context of creation / provenance of the images and the photographer are unknown. Some of the images were likely removed from related manuscript collections at the time of their donation to the university. Some of the images are copies of originals held by other institutions; as this relationship is discovered, notes are added to this collection guide. A small number of the images are actually photographs of paintings, newspaper articles and documents.
Digital copies of the materials in Boxes 1 through 21 are available online at
In general, the folders in this collection have been arranged alphabetically by subject headings likely assigned beginning in the 1960s. The number of items in a folder can range from one to several dozen.
Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of Archives and Special Collections, the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, and The University of Montana--Missoula.
Researchers are responsible for using in accordance with 17 U.S.C. and any other applicable statutes. In most cases, copyright will not be held by The University of Montana. Contact the Archivist for more information.
Montana Photographs by Subject, Archives and Special Collections, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, The University of Montana-Missoula.
In almost every case the chain of custody of the image is unknown. Starting in about 2005, when a new image is added to the collection its accession number is placed on the image or on the image sleeve.
In most cases the donor or source of acquisition is unknown.
Images may be added to this collection.
In general, photographs are foldered according to subject. Some images have been sleeved or had other basic preservation steps taken by the archives. Oversized materials are located in the final box of the collection.
It is believed that some of the images in this collection arrived at the Archives prior to the 1960s associated with manuscript collections. Whenever known, information about a related manuscript collection has been placed into the notes field for the folder or image in this guide.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Adolph Swanson house, Hamilton, Montana. J. W. Johnson, photographer. Unidentified field and farm house. Letter regarding Schnitzmeyer photographs of the Bitterroot Valley from L. G. Campbell, Agricultural Development Agent. July 9, 1929.
Postcard to Irene Douglas Harper, photograph by Chas. E. Morris, Chinook, Montana. Photograph of bulls fighting, F. T. Colver; Brooks, Montana. Unidentified photograph of branding.
Three postcards by Chas. E. Morris, Great Falls, Montana. Two photographs of drawings of cowboys, undated. Unidentified photographs of three cowboys on horseback.
North Dakota Corn Show. Corn field on the Vanx(?) Ranch near Sidney, Montana. Lower Yellowstone Project.
Unidentified posed group photograph. 3 photographs of bread. 8x10 copy negative of land use images, mining and agriculture, one identified as: "Looking west from Sta. 123. Prahl 8-8-27."
Delivery of Van Brunt grain drills from Lynch-McKinnon Warehouse, Casselton, North Dakota. Several horse teams and grain drills in street.
Three R. H. McKay postcards showing threshing and harvest in the Bitterroot and Flathead regions of Montana. Photograph of a man on a tractor pulling an implement identified as "Redwater Country eastern Montana." Postcard by T. R. V. S. titled: "Ben Cramer's Busy-Bee. T[h]rashing the Flathead Golden Grain near Polson, Montana."
Two mounted photographs. One shows a haying operation, steam tractor, horse teams and workers. The other shows a steam tractor pulling a wagon titled "Taking the girls out riding. Frenchtown Valley." Both photographs are mounted on boards.
Three photographs showing horse drawn harvest operations in the Walla Walla Valley, Washington.
Unidentified photograph of strawberry harvest in the Bitterroot Valley, Montana. Two photographs apple trees and individuals by Asahel Curtis.
Photograph and description of Amrstrong's place in the Mission Valley.
Two photographs, one identified as Pat Carney, Madison County, Montana.
Locations identified are Redwater District, Montana; Conrad Vlier Project, Great Falls, Montana; W. P. Hayes Farm, Spiritwood, North Dakota.
Herman Schnitzmeyer photograph of an unidentified person on horseback
Herman Schnitzmeyer photograph of Hubbard Dam. Photograph of a spillway, location is unknown, most likely Montana.
Multiple photographs of all aspects of growing, transport and processing of potatoes. Locations include Washington, North Dakota and possibly Montana.
Ram sale at Big Timber, Montana. Also, many unidentified photographs and negatives of all aspects of sheep ranching.
Photographs and descriptions of erosion control activities.
Four postcards of Alaska scenes with notes.
Postcard of Lincoln's 5000 Silver Dollar Bar and a photograph of Teddy Albert.
Postcard drawing of Alhambra Hot Springs Sanatorium, Hotel and Ranch
Photographs and postcard of Anaconda, one photograph identified as Imperial Market Company, 413 East Park, Anaconda, Montana. Rudolph Sokolich, B. B. McTigue.
Governor of Montana Territory in the 1860s, responsible for naming Montana.
President of State College of Montana, now Montana State University.
Photographs and postcard of flooding.
Governor of Montana, 1962-1969.
Noted stage actor that lived on a ranch near Missoula, Montana. Includes photo of woman and of Boyd Bros. Livery
Photographs of a truck with skis and tracks.
Cartes de Visite images of Mrs. E. A. Bass, Mrs. E. A. Hatch, Holly and John Landrum, Ellen's (Bass?) children, Luke Hatch, Dr. R. A. Wells (Uncle Dick,) Lee Bass and Tommy (Landrum?), and friends.
Many photos of friends, relatives and family members of the Bass family. All photos are in their original format including cartes de visite and other similar mounted formats. Most are identified.
Unidentified and undated photos of individuals consisting of small mounted photos and tintypes.
Storefronts and people. Cartes de visite.
Stage station at Bearmouh, Montana with diagram of layout.
Group photograph of the Beckwith and McLeod families at C. H. McLeod's Summer Home at Seeley Lake. Identified in the photograph are: Neil Keim, Anne Beckwith, Phil Beckwith, Ed Boos, Olive McLeod (Haugen), Walter (Bud) McLeod, ? Beckwith, Jack Beckwith, Mrs. Ed Boos, Frank Beckwith, Kenneth Ross, Jack Keith, ? Fenwick, George McLeod, Dud Richards, Mrs. Jack Keith, Mrs. C.H. McLeod, Grandpa Beckwith (father), ? Beckwith, C.H. (Herb) McLeod, Mrs. George Beckwith, Mrs. George Briggs, George Beckwith, George Briggs.
Photograhic portrait of Samuel Bellew. Agent, Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana.
Program showing a "bird's eye view" of Belt, Montana.
Carted de visite of Lola Luring-Bidle from Butte City, Montana.
Captain John B. Catlin at the Bighole Monument in 1916. Other images of the monuments, battleground and the Bighole Road.
Photographs of Ellen Big Sam and one with her grandson Nelson Big Sam of the Flathead Indian Reservation, Montana. Two interesting photos show Ellen Big Sam holding what appears to be a samurai sword. Newsclippings about Ellen Big Sam. Color slides/photographs of Ellen Big Sam harvesting and processing bitterroots and thistle with detailed descritpions.
Photos of unidentified ranch at Big Timber, Montana.
Postcards of Billings, Montana.
Photos of a Cassville Brewing truck, Cassville Brewing Company, Cassville, Wisconsin.
Snap shots and photographs of camping and hunting actvivities in the Bitterroot region as well as photographs of the Ford and Hollister Ranch, the Edes family and the road to the Bighole.
Forest Service photographs of Bass Lake and other areas of the Bitterroot Wilderness. Also, photographs of the road to Salmon. Nice photograph of a Ford Tri-motor airplane.
Images of the Bitterroot River, Montana. Also an image of fishing on the Selway River and of the natural bridge near the West/South Fork of the Bitterroot.
Photographs of the mine at Black Pine, Montana and the town. Located near Philipsburg, Montana.
Photograph of a drawing of Blackfoot City, Montana in Deerlodge County. Drawing by G. (Granville?) Stuart.
Horse and buggy on a bridge over the Blackfoot River; same group posed on the cliffs along the Blackfoot River road.
Cartes de Visite of L. L. Blake on 56th birthday. Blake was an early Missoula resident.
Cartes-de-Visites and tintypes of the Blodgett-Couture family. Joseph and Newman Blodgett are identified in one image, all others are unidentified.
Governor John W. Bonner signing diplomas of graduating seniors of Montana Deaf and Blind School.
McKay photographs of Bonner dam spillway and surounding cliffs.
Bonner Mill panoramic.
People at the Margaret Hotel in Bonner, Montana. A group of men and women posed on the porch and in a swing.
First regular Bonner School with students and teacher, Margaret Robinson posed in front.
Photographs of construction.
Buildings under construction.
Label on back of photograph says "John Brown from Brewer."
Postcard showing the Bozeman YMCA building and an aerial photograph looking across the campus through Bozeman, Montana.
Montana Better Livestock train at Bozeman.
Views of campus buildings and lecture halls of Montana State College, now Montana State University.
Photos of construction of various buildings on campus at Montana State College, Bozeman.
Frank D. Brown (major-general commanding the northwest division of the United Confederate Veterans), Philipsburg, Montana.
Labeled as Dr. John J. Buckley, Chief Surgeon, Northern Pacific Hospital.
Several postcards of bison, including an albino bison.
A buffalo family from an 1886 wet plate photograph by L. A. Huffman, Miles City, Montana.
Bison ready for loading onto the train in a pen at Ravalli, Montana.
Postcard of Buffal Bill and Sitting Bull.
A few postcards from Butte.
Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Dragstedt
Photograph and description of the event.
Group of women dressed in overalls from the Missoula Crystal Sugar Company wearing hats that say Butte. Photograph by C. Owen Smithers, Butte, Montana.
Interior of home.
Campus buildings and construction.
WPA Sewing factory, Butte, Montana. Special equipment used for denim garment production.
Collection of postcards from California.
Postcards of Camas and Hot Springs, Montana.
Negatives and prints of archeological excavation actvities at Cantonment Jordan.
Two photos of dam at Cayon Ferry, Montana (undated.) Photograph of wagon used to go from Helena to White Sulfur Springs.
Interior view of the United States Land Office in Missoula, Montana.
Identified group photo taken at Browning, Montana.
Photograph by Herman Schnitzmeyer.
Ranch photos near Charlo, Montana and pricing information.
Chief Charlo and granddaughter.
Artist working on portrait.
Street scene in Chicago. Lumber for war effort.
Postcard of the Missouri River at the mouth of Eagle Creek.
Two photographs, one of a gas station next to the Northern Pacific Land Office and one looking down the main sreet through town.
Two photographs, one shows William Potter Ranch and the Northern Pacific Railroad bridge over the Clark Fork. Other image shows Lake Pend d'Orielle and Alpine Orchards. Both photos by E. J. Frazier.
Long steel bridge across the Clark Fork River. Glass negative.
Postcards and photographs including construction of the I-90 bridge over the Alberton Gorge.
Park County, Montana Farm Bureau, greeting the Farm Tour Party at Clyde Park. Cooperating with the Livingston Chamber of Commerce in entertaining the visitors.
Falls of the Missouri River, possibly the site of Cochrane Dam.
Photographs of mining and excavating equipment at Colstrip, Montana.
Aerial photographs of mining operations at Colstrip, Montana.
Postcard of M. E. Church and Parsonage.
Aerial photographs of flooding along the Columbia River at Vanport, Oregon, near Portland.
Near Helena, Montana, in the Big Belt Mountains, looking down Main Street.
Photographs of children, including Hilda Higgins Connelly, granddaughter of C. P. Higgins, only one specifically identified.
Hilda and Helen Higgins Connelly (Conley), Neva Connelly, home in Deer Lodge, Montana.
Frank and Helen Connelly home in Deer Lodge, Montana. Daughters, Helen and Hilda also pictured.
Photographs of Frank Connelly (Conley) and the prison farm at Deer Lodge, Montana.
Wife of Frank Connelly (Conley) and daughter of C. P. Higgins.
First wife, ran off with a (prison) trustee(?).
Postcards of the Custer Battlefield. Photograph of a painting depicting the battle. Photographs of 1876 Bismarck Tribune article about the Custer Massacre.
Sons of Lulu Evans Davis and Will Davis of Stevensville, Montana. Photographer: F. M. Ingalls.
Thain White photographs of dig site near Dayton showing students and Drs. D. Hampton and Carling L. Malouf.
Photographs of prison baseball team, farm and guards.
Early photographs of interior of bars and cigar store in Deer Lodge, Montana.
Postcard showing church at Demersville, Montana.
Born December 10, 1870. University of Montana, Missoula, professor.
View of the main building on campus and a postcard showing the Bighole River.
Real Estate and Loans, Missoula, Montana.
Florist
Montana Militia.
Alfred Tise
Photographs of Hope Lumber Manufacturing Company, factory wrokers and the East Hope Hotel.
Hero of the Chief Joseph fight. Montana malitiaman volunteer.
Photographs of identified Elkhorn Mining Company employees, barber shop, general store and street scene. Photograph of old buildings.
Various photographs of Morton J. Elrod as well as photographs of Morton with his sister: Alice; brothers: William, David, Joe; and parents: John Morton and Mary. Other family members and Mary Elrod Ferguson. Morton and Mary Elrod Ferguson's daughters, Mabel and Mazie Elrod, William G. Ferguson,
Girl (Cora Cook Emerson) sitting at a piano at music teacher Alice E. Cook's residence at 515 McLeod Avenue, Missoula, Montana.
Fairview Public School
Horse teams unloading at the old wool warehouse in Lewistown, Montana.
Group posed in front of tents and a wide angle view of area where camp is located. Area located near Trout Creek, Montana. Glass negatives.
Postcards of scenes on the Flathead Indian Reservation. Photograph of a Flathead Chief in full dress carrying a flag, mounted on a well decorated horse.
Postcards of Flathead Lake and River, boats and the surrounding area including a couple by Herman Schnitzmeyer. Photograph looking upstream at a gorge and rapids on the Flathead River below Flathead Lake.
Drawings by J. B. Gibson, Architect.
Architectural drawings of buildings by J. B. Gibson.
Hand tinted photograph of a steamboat in "The Narrows" on Flathead Lake, Montana.
At its source near Philipsburg, Montana.
Clark Fork River near Nimrod and Blakeley, Montana. Floodwaters on Rattlesnake Creek in Misosula, Montana, Greenough Mansion and flood damaged house (84.0309). Wide angle of view looking south across the flooded Clark Fork River at the damaged Higgins Avenue bridge and flooded neighborhood along the north bank of the Clark Fork.
Photographs of hydraulic mining.
Photographs of Fort Missoula grounds, buildings and surrounding area. Also identified images of Captain H. C. Bauer and Colonel Andrew S. Burt.
Archeology class at Fort Owen. Carling Malouf and Leo Rhein are present. Negatives and prints.
Photograph of a drawing by E. S. Paxson of Fort Owen, Montana.
Written chronology of Fort Owen by Carling Malouf.
Building at Old Fort Owen.
Photograph of a drawing of Fort Peck on the Missouri River, Montana.
Photographs and negatives of dig site at Fort Shaw, Montana.
Two unidentified men.
From Catlin's "Eight Years Among the Indins."
Photographs of conservation minded farm owned by Bernard Jacobson.
Wedding photo of Percy Foy and wife. Percy was a boiler maker.
Drawing of Gallatin City near Three Forks, Montana.
Looking down the Gallatin River, Montana. Woman in dress standing on a large rock.
Two children, Philly Barbere and Bobby Smith, standing next to Gates of the Mountains Monument, Montana.
Mountain man and fugitive. Photographic portrait and monument.
Boat on Lake McDonlad, Sperry Glacier and postcard of the Half Moon Fire (1929.)
Poor-quality images of mountains and glaciers on the east side of Glacier National Park. On image is of two men loading a pack mule. Images arrived in an envelope labeled "Dawson Book Store, Los Angeles, Grinnell Glacier Photos." They may have been taken by George Bird Grinnell. Some images are numbered.
Postcards and a collection of photographs by Tomer J. Hileman showing various scenes of Glacier Park, Saint Mary's Lodge and Lake, Many Glacier, Prince of Wales Hotel.
Photographs by Tomer Hileman and one by Pickett of train coming into Belton, Montana.
Photographs by Tomer Hileman including postcards and prints.
Interesting postcard collection of images as well as photographs by Tomer J. Hileman, and others, showing various scenes of Glacier Park lakes, streams and rivers.
Two photographs of Veteran's Emergency Housing Project in Glasgow, Montana.
Notation on back of photograph says date is circa 1864.
Related to Christopher P. Higgins' wife.
Photographs of Grant Creek and elk hunt.
Postcards of Great Falls and interior photographs of the Rainbow Hotel by Yaw Photo Shop.
Juliet Gregory, Mayor of Missoula, with Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and others
Young man and woman with a young girl posed for a formal portrait.
Missoula lawyers Charles Hall and Dan Heyfron, brother of Gil Heyfron.
Boy on horse with a rifle. Photograph by T. E. Johnson, Harlowtown, Montana.
Photographs of tourist camp and Hamilton High School (Ernst Peterson.)
Postcard of public school in Hardin, Montana.
Photographs of Harper's Bridge across the Clark Fork River near Missoula, Montana. Photographs by Robert M. Catlin.
Doctor in Victor, Montana.
Group of people in formal dress in front of the saloon at Harrison, Idaho.
S. T. Hauser, director of First National Bank, 1873 - 1897.
Looking down a main street in Havre, Montana.
Brother of Barbara Hayes who married Frank Higgins.
Mounted portrait of John Haynes. Photographer: E. O. Hageman, Hamilton, Montana.
Postcards of buildings in Helena. Photographs of earthquake damage, 1935. Photographs of Broadwater Hotel and Natatorium, The Merchants Hotel, the Capitol Building, and memebers of the Third State Legislature and Senate. Dr. O. A. Kenck, Dentist mobile office exterior and interior with patient.
Photographs of the Broadwater Hotel auction by Mandeville Auction Service. Helena, Montana.
Buildings under construction.
Buildings and construction.
Two postcards.
Photographs of Helena Jewish community including Sands Brothers Dry Goods Store, Morris Sands, the Emanuel Temple, Main Sreet (1904), family dinner at the Leopold Marks residence.
White family home in Hellgate.
Color aerial photograph of Hellgate Canyon and old photos of the canyon and ice flows on the Clark Fork River.
Ingalls portraits of Arthur Higgins, son of Christopher P. Higgins. Unidentified portrait of a woman in formal dress.
Two photographs of Mrs. C. P. Higgins (Julia Grant.) Written history of the Grant family by John A. Chisholm and Duncan McDonald.
Drawn portrait of C. P. Higgins.
Various portraits of Frank, son of Christopher P. Higgins and director of First National Bank starting in 1888 in Missoula, Montana.
Various photos from college activities including rowing, portraits, and group photographs.
Barbara Hays, married to Frank Higgins.
Youngest child of Christopher P. Higgins and Julia Grant. Photos taken during childhood.
George Higgins, son of Christopher P. Higgins and Julia Grant, served as County Treasurer. Several good examples of tintypes.
Grant Higgins was the son of Frank Higgins and Barbara Hayes Higgins, grandson of Christopher P. Higgins. He worked at the Bonner Mill.
Married to John Higgins around 1890. Later divorced.
Son of Christopher P. Higgins, attended Exeter University.
Son of Christopher P. Higgins. Various portraits of Ronald Higgins during his college years.
Various photographs with Ronald, including group photos with fraternity, baseball team and track team also photos of college buildings, interior and exterior. Possibly Exeter.
Photographs of various brothers and friends (tintypes.) Group photograph titled "Higgins Bros Gang of Trusty Swipest 1894."
Document of an extensive family tree.
Photograph by Ace Woods of Missoula
Inscription reads: T. E. "Uncle Billy" Hofer. Sunlight Beach, Clinton, Wash. Old time Yellowstone Park Guide 1880s and 90s.
Photograph of U. S. Dry Land Experiment Station, three miles south of Home, Montana.
President of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
Appointed Reciever of Land Office by President McKinley in 1898. Served in the First and Second Session of the Montana Legislature in 1890 and 1891. 1892, appointed Lewis and Clark County Commissioner. Elected to the Montana Legislature in 1895. A brewer by trade.
Photo of Harry Houdini, signed "To Percy Stone" (son of Albert W. Stone), "Best wishes, Houdini"
Photographs of construction of Hungry Horse Dam and two press releases and photographs from the Bureau of Reclamation. Construction completed in 1953.
Small photograph and panoramic postcard of Hunters Hot Springs. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Dragstedt.
Secretary of Agriculture.
People on a steamboat in Coeur d'Alene Lake and clearing rocks at Priest Lake (photograph by W. E. Steuerwald.)
Various photographs including: Northern Cheyenne at Lame Deer, Montana. Blackfeet at Browning; Chippewa at White Earth Reservation, Minnesota; Sioux at Big White River District, Rosebud Reservation, South Dakota; Turtle Mountain Reservation, North Dakota; Crow Agency, Montana; Sioux at Devils Lake Reservation, North Dakota; an Earth Dance Lodge at Fort Bechtold, North Dakota.
A Chippewa Indian and his family at Mille Lacs Lake, Minnesota.
Curley was the sole survivor of Custer's battle.
Photograph an unidentified Blackfeet Indian at Browing, Montana.
Various images of Blackfeet Indians mostly around Glacier Park, including: Lazy Boy, Dawn Mist, Chief Mountain, Chief Medicine Owl, and Two Guns White Calf.
Portrait of Chief Koostasa by Herman Schnitzmeyer.
Plain Feather. Photograph by W. G. Nye.
Tools made by Hidasta Indians of western North Dakota in corn production.
Photograph of Frank M. Ingalls Portrait Company with cameras and horse drawn wagons.
Photographs and original photographer's notes. Interscholastic Track Meet in Missoula, Montana.
Photographs and original photographer's notes. Interscholastic Track Meet in Missoula, Montana.
Photographs and original photographer's notes. Interscholastic Track Meet in Missoula, Montana.
Photographs and original photographer's notes. Interscholastic Track Meet in Missoula, Montana. Also includes photographs of drama and debate participants and competition winners.
Photographs of patrons of the Iron Mountain Saloon, the Northern Pacific Depot, and the Iron Mountain Mill at Pardee, Montana.
Titled "Montana Manhunters of the Seventies." Group photo of Tom Irvine and his deputies: (?) Hood, Jack Hawkins, Tom Irvine, Louie King, and E(?) Davis.
Wedding photos and portraits of George in uniform. Anaconda, Montana.
Postcards of Saint Matthew's Catholic Church, Bierman's Meat Market, Missoula Mercantile, Conrad Block and Bank, Main Street, Elrod School and other images.
Mary Trembly, lived in Butte and Missoula, Montana.
Postcard of Kerr Dam under construction. Located at the outlet of Flathead Lake on the Flathead River, Montana.
Founder of Kessler Brewery in Helena, Montana.
Originally called Carter, later became Keystone. Photograph of the Carter Hotel and Cabin at the mouth of Spring Gulch. Located near Superior, Montana in Mineral County.
Photographs of children. Hand written history of the family. William Kitson's wife, Helene, married Richard Grant (Grant Creek) after Kitson's death. There daughter (Julia) married C. P. Higgins.
Wide angle view of Lahood Park CCC Camp, Montana. Note on back of photograph by Shadan LaHood.
K. D. Swan, United States Forest Service, photograph of Lake Saolsooth, north of Mount McLeod, in the Rattlesnake Wilderness, Montana.
Played a role in settlements at Bannack and Alder Gulch. Langford was Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park and held other politically appointed roles in the Montana Territory. Lived in Montana from 1862 until 1876 when he returned to Minnesota.
Several oxen teams hauling freight to Last Chance Gulch in Helena, Montana..
From the Continental Divide, looking east into Montana.
Photographs of features and surrounding landscape as well as early tourist groups.
Photographs of paintings and monuments depicting scenes from the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Sinclair Lewis at the rodeo in Butte, Montana.
Early 1900s probably.
Dam construction and completion. Images of resevoir and relocated town on Rexford, Montana.
Aerial view.
Charles Lindbergh landing in Butte, Montana.
Photograph of headstone in Butte, Montana, Mountain View Cemetery. Inscription reads: "Frank Little, 1879 - 1919, Slain By Capitalist Interests For Organizing And Inspiring His Fellow Men."
Farm Tour Party of 1926, Evans' Curio Store and the town of Clyde Park, Montana.
Photo of Locke signed "With compliments of the 'Enterprise'"
Monument Rocks and swimming pool.
Wide angle view of train station at Lombard, Montana, Broadwater County.
Wide angle view of Loon Lake looking towards what is likely Flathead Lake near Big Arm, Montana.
Anaconda, Montana businessman and state legislature. Partner in Losee and Maxwell retail business.
Two photographs of steam donkeys and logging crews. One is identified as being in Washington.
Photograph of Clyde Fickes and others and of mules and packing demonstration.
Various photos of smokejumpers and other firefighting and Forest Service related activities including airplanes and lookout towers.
Camp at Fish Lake and Big Blackfoot Camp at Seeley Lake, Montana.
Damaged photograph of "The Jammer."
Saint Joe, Idaho.
Photographs of loading logs onto trucks using caterpillar skidders and cranes. Photographers credited are Ernst Peterson and W. E. Steuerwald.
Photograph of a massive log deck covered in snow.
Two loggers working a large cedar log. Caption on the back reads: "Bonner County is the cedar center of the Northwest."
Cat skidding and cable skidding (Kinsey photograph.)
Maples growing out of a large cedar stump in Washington. Hauling logs with a Caterpillar (K. D. Swan). Ranger George Hankinson's cabin at Quartz Mountain.
Stacks of drying lumber and feeding lumber into the mill from the pond.
Blackfoot Mill at Saint Regis, Montana.
Mann Lumber Company at Henderson, Montana. Located near DeBorgia.
Many photos of logging and log transportation including horse teams, rail and truck.
Logging photos of various companies and locations, including: Bair-Harper Company at Warland, Montana; Neil's Lumber Company near Libby; Montana Loggnig Company at Spring Gulch; White Pine Sash Company on Sleeping Child Creek near Hamilton, Montana. K. D. Swan Forest Service photographs.
Numerous photographs of mill operations and personnel at the Anaconda Mining Company Mill in Bonner, Montana.
B. C. Spruce Mills, Ltd. Lumberton, British Columbia.
Original wood construction.
Bill and Ida Young's barn at Martin Creek.
Buildings in Marysville, Montana.
Butte, Montana.
Photocard of Reverend Joseph P. McCarthy, Pastor of the First Congregational Church in Helena, Montana.
Fergus County, Montana.
Mrs. George B. Tillman and trees on their farm, 18.5 miles southeast of Malta, Montana.
Operations and workers at a stone quarry in Mantorville, Minnesota.
Mae McCormick Fitzgerald, daughter of W. J. McCormick, and her 3 children, Kathleen Fitzgerald on the left.
Photographed as a child.
Photograph taken while a law student at Asbury College, Indiana. Now known as DePauw University.
William Newton McCormick, father of Washington J. McCormick. Born September 27, 1873; died October 14, 1868. Buried near Wheeling Indiana, Delaware County.
Baptismal certificate by Father Ravalli for Blanche Ada, duaghter of W. McCormick and Catherine.
First truckload of logs, Thompson River Operation.
Photographs with Morton J. Elrod, Mary Elrod Ferguson and Agatha Ogden Finley. Obituary and newspaper clippings about Agatha Ogden Finley, John Delaware, Mrs. Eneas Granjo, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Vanderburg. The Story of Little Mary's Vision by Pierre Pichette. Missoulian newspaper article from 1912 about the history of Stevensville and Fort Owen, and a small article about a lecture by Granville Stuart.
Family history information. Photograph of Angus C. McDonald.
Portraits of Angus McDonald, the First.
Photographs of Daniel Duncan McDonald, son of John and Lydia; Angus P. McDonald, son of Angus P. and Annie; Jack McDonald, son of John and Lydia; Louis Halverson; James J. Swaney, son of Mary and James; William W. Swaney, son of Mary and James; Donald R. McDonald, son of John and Lydia; Archibald McDonald, son of Angus P. and Annie; Roger (?) Swaney, son of Mary and James.
Good view of the valley of the Jocko River at Ravalli, Montana.
Sam Pablo, Isaac Ogden and Joe McDonald.
Daughter of Duncan McDonald.
On his wedding day.
One small photograph.
Photographic portraits of Nelson A. Miles. Photographs of Frederic Remington paintings. Photographs of Native Americans: Crazy Horse, Chief Joseph, Sitting Bull, Geronimo. Other photos of battlefields and military activities.
Photographs of construction of Industrial School.
Evening at the round-up. Hand tinted photograph by L. A. Huffman of cattle heard and landscape near Miles City, Montana.
Photographs of agricultural activities and equipment. A few stret scenes and one photo of Davis and Sprague Furniture and Hardware Store, Carlyle, Montana.
Photographs of buildings and construction of Miles City Industrial School.
No photographs in folder.
Looking up the Clark Fork River at the Milltown dam spillway and the Milwaukee Railroad tunnel.
Group photograph of officials of Mineral County, Montana.
Quartz mining and mill. Hydraulic mining west of Missoula, Montana.
Early miners above ground and below.
Photographs by Thomas Cruse.
Two early prospectors on horseback ready to head into the mountains.
Scenic photos of the Mission Mountains. Herman Schnitzmeyer, Edward C. Slusher, Asahel Curtis, F. Lowery, K. D. Swan, Rollin H. McKay.
photo of downtown Missoula from the air; circa 1964 Montana Highway Department images of Interstate 90 east of Missoula; 1963 Aerial photos
Wide angle aerial photographs of Missoula, Montana and the interstate east of town at Milltown and Bonner.
1928 McKay photograph of air show at Hale Field.
Group photos and patrons of Hawks Tavern.
Photographs of painting by Fred Meinzinger.
Delivery trucks and promotional car.
Photographs of building exterior and early 1900's group photograph (missing 2011) of several men including Judge Reeves, Judg F. P. Webster, Judge Charles S. Marshall, I. G. Denny, Frank Woody, Charles Hall, Judge Walter M. Bickford, Joseph M. Dixon, and Frank H. Woody.
Photographs of Missoula including downtown street scenes, Post Office and Federal Building, Christ the King Catholic Church, First State Bank, Saint Patrick's Hospital drawing, Amalgamated Sugar Company, Executive Motor Inn.
Board and committee members, officers, group and individual photographs.
Located on the corner of Higgins and Main, Missoula, Montana. Interior photograph.
Missoula County High School and unidentified hunters.
Gold Dust Hotel with Indians with travois near railroad tracks in foreground.
Clearing brush.
Building and demolition.
Damage of 1908 flood. Bridge and electric plant.
Missoulian photographs of moving Greenough Mansion. Various photos of early Missoula buildings. 2 photographs of the original Florence Hotel building. Missoula street scene looking north on Higgins Avenue from the roof of an unknown building. Early Saint Patrick's Hospital (circa 1873) showing nuns and children. Plat Map (circa 1871) showing downtown Missoula area and property ownership.
3 photographs of downtown Missoula, including the Missoula Mercantile building.
Magazine clipping of photograph from 1884.
Missoula Symphony and Orchestra, fishing on and near Higgins Avenue Bridge, Western Parade, World Famous Show Herd Exhibit (Schnitzmeyer.) 3 photographs of an early airplane in Missoula at the fairgrounds and over Fort Missoula (circa 1913.) Group photograph of members of the Knights of Columbus on the steps of Saint Francis Church. Group photograph of of the Missoula F.O.E. (Fellowship of the Eagles) chapter. Unidentified wood building.
Southside looking down from South Hills towards Lewis & Clark School and Park Street. Horsedrawn fire engine, likely in Missoula. The Turf Shop flooding at 129 North Higgins Avenue. 2 photographs of the northside, circa early 1900s. 5 photographs of Missoula Streetcars (U, B, & D) on Higgins Avenue. Portrait of Missoula police officer Moran. Missoula Taxi Cabs and drivers parked along East Broadway Avenue in 1941.
Group photograph of identified individuals.
Missoula railyards, Milwaukee Depot, Northern Pacific Depot.
Roundhouse and views of Northern Pacific Railyard from Waterworks Hill. Missoula, Montana.
Photographs of buildings and individuals. Sacred Heart Academy girls basketball team, 1921.
Methodist Church 8th grade graduation, 1896; Saint Patrick's School of Nursing; Sentinel High School; Missoula County High School; Roosevelt School; Hellgate High School; Lincoln School; Hawthorne School; Washington School; Whittier School; Willard School; Loyola High School.
Nondescript Catlin photograph of the creek and surrounding hills and terrain.
VFW Band on the Missoula County Courthouse steps.
Photographs of parade down Higgins Avenue, the actors and associated events.
Views of interior at White Pine Sash Company and pulp mill, possibly at Frenchtown.
Photographs of Sophie Moiese, a biographical article written after her death in February 1960, and a hand-written reminiscence about Ellen Big Sam, Sophie Moiese, a stick game the author watched with Big Sam, and Moiese digging bitteroots. Although unsigned, is very likely the author of the reminiscence was Mary Elrod Ferguson.
Photographs of individual members of the 1895 Montana Legislature. Members include: George T. Baggs, Ravalli; Joseph Auld, Custer and Dawson; Walter Cooper, Gallatin; A. L. Love, Jefferson; J. H. Huseby and John Horsky, Lewis and Clark; Edwin S. Booth, Silver Bow; John M. Evans.
Monument near Philipsburg, Montana, at Henderson. Group of Montana Pioneers at Livingston (1917), group of 1862 Pioneers at unknown location.
Montana Press Association group photos at Yellowstone (1886), Glacier Park (1937), and Miles City (1934).
Dragstedt family photos and Bird's Eye View of Wallace, Idaho (1918.)
Colonel Harry C. Kessler, Commanding Officer.
Baseball game in front of Columbia Gardens and Garfield Public School in Butte, Montana. Dredge at New Ruby, Montana. Ambrose Dragstedt(?) hunting.
Nez Perce who lived with the Flatheads.
Miniature photograph gift pack from Lewis and Clark Cavern, Cardwell, Montana. Postcard of Morrison Cave, Three Forks, Montana.
At 21 years old.
Where Nez Perce Jones climbed the cliffs to escape the Indians. Rock Creek, Montana.
Trains stations at Clusky, Leeds, and Turtle Lake. Minot train yard. Flood of 1923(?)
Largest map of its kind in the world in the Northern Pacific Railway's immigration department, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Map is 11' x 69'.
Lawyer in Deer Lodge, Montana.
Postcards showing the Oregon coast line and the Forest Service fire lookout on the summit of Mount Hood.
Postcards of Trixi's Saloon and Bob Hall sketch of The Brand Bar in Ovando, Montana.
Headboard on John Palmer's grave. First postmaster at Martina, Montana.
Photographs of ranch land and river from analysis of the Paradise Dam Project, Montana.
Iron Mountain Mine, miners and houses.
Post card of a Sioux Indian, signed by Edgar S. Paxson.
Portrait of Division Superintendent of the Northern Pacific Railroad, Pearson.
K. D. Swan photograph looking down Lake Pend O'Reille and one of a boat pulling a skier at Sawomen Campground by J. Russell Dahl.
Postcards of Philipsburg Public School, Courthouse and Flint Creek power house.
Photographs of Piltville in the 1940s and circal 2000, all taken from high angle.
Pleasant Valley and Mountain Sheep dam sites on the Snake River, 80 miles south of Lewiston, Idaho. Photographer: Marion White, PP & L.
Pollack was born in 1860 in Minnesota, blinded by cyanide from a mine accident and taught music in Helena, Montana. F. M. Ingalls photograph.
Various photographs and postcards of Polson and surrounding area, including: Lost Falls Creek; Dewey Lumber Company; Main Street, Polson; farm on north end of Flathead Lake; power boat regatta; Polson Bridge, and Flower Mill.
Images of Polson, Montana, including rodeo parade, people at the docks, and Native Americans.
Group posed around a passenger train. Photograph by Prentiss. Caption reads: "Dairy Spl to Pacific L.S. Exposition Portland, Ore. 1925."
Images include the following individuals: Howard Smith, Red Garrin, Pete Vanderburg, Chief Charlo, "Hoppy" Ninepipe, James Angus McDonald, Sophie Moiese, Pete Beaverhead. Also included is a program for the pageant.
Closeup view of the Potlatch Lumber Mill.
Power, Montana area farms showing wind breaks. One is aerial of the Loch farm, the other ground level of the Gettel farm.
2 35mm slides of Clarence working in his garden near The University of Montana campus. Cartes de visites of Clarence as a baby and young boy and one of "Mrs. Prescott."
2 color photographs of the Pyretees mine, cookshack and tailings.
Cable bridge and cart at Quartz, Montana.
Rainbow Falls, Missouri River, steam passenger train crossing river on steel trestle.
Randall family photographs and home at 402 Beckwith. Negativeas and photographs of Seeley Lake cabin and Ranger Station.
Photographic portrait of Father Ravalli.
Various photographs of Ronald and Nancy Reagan, George H. and Barbara Bush, Prince Charles and Lady Diana, official White House photographs of the Reagan family and Cabinet.
Camping scenes including National Forest photographs of Hyalite Lake (W. E. Steuerwald) and Seeley Lake (W. L. Poulson,) Montana.
Various fishing photographs of people and fish. Locations and individuals are unidentified.
Hunting scenes in Montana and Idaho including deer, elk, birds, rabbit and mountain goats.
Lost Trail, Kings Hill, Snow Bowl, Map of 1967 U.S. National Alpine Championships at Snowbowl.
Photograph labeled: "Plunge at Hot springs."
Two photographs: An eight ton load of logs on a horsedrawn wagon and the highway to Cooke City, Montana.
Photograph of log structure.
Formal studio portrait. Husband owned a grocery.
Young boy in uniform with rifle.
Photograph from senior year in high school.
Proprietor of shoe shop in Victor, Montana. Group/family photograph.
Photographs of the road by K. D. Swan and photograph of a man fishing by William L. Poulson (1968.)
Postcards of Allentown Motel and Cafe and of the Castle Court Ranch.
Postcard of "Buffalo Protecting Calf."
Falls on the Missouri River where Ryan Dam is later constructed. Near Great Falls, Montana.
Group of Native Americans at Saint Ignatius Mission.
UM Archeology class excavating at Saint Mary's Mission in Stevensville, Montana. Old photographs of the mission buildings and people.
Photographs of Saint Regis and Saint Regis Ranger Station at Buford, Montana; Two miles east of Saint Regis.
Photographs and negatives of University of Montana Archeology class (Prof. Carling Malouf) excavating site at the mouth of the Bull River near Noxon, Montana. Also includes photograph of Hudson's Bay company, Fort Colville, Washington (1888.)
Two postcards of Saltair Beach and the Gardo House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Newspaper clipping with photograph of the town and the headline "Saltese Townsite in Jeopardy - Effort of Citizens to Secure Patent Not Yet Successful."
Savinac Nursery after the fire of 1910.
Assistant professor of English and Economics at the School of Mines.
Possibly resident of Ravalli County. Photos of Sedgewick as an adult and one as a young child.
1961 W. E. Steuerwald photograph of water skiers and boats on the beach of Seeley Lake, Montana. Group of color snapshots from 1981 4th of July parade.
Refinery at Shelby, Montana.
Portrait by W. D. Ball, Missoula, Montana.
Postcards of Central Avenue (1905) and Sidney Public School (1919.)
Mail Line at Simms, Montana.
John Bjornson photographs of the Yankton Sioux Tribe, Montana.
Fact sheet and Ernst Peterson photographs of the fire at Sleeping Child, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana.
Leo Kahn photograph, Livingston, Montana.
Photographs of smokejumpers in training and jumping fires. Newspaper articles about smokejumping.
Interior of lumber mill.
Men, including Fred Sterling, standing in front of a building - Astor House.
Statue on Marias Pass, Montana.
Aerial photographs of Stevensville, Montana, first site of Saint Mary's Mission.
Portrait of Granville Stuart at 78 years old.
Main street in Sumatra, Montana.
Aerial photographs of Supai, Arizona, on the Havasupai Indian Reservation in the Grand Canyon.
Group photos, including school children as well as railroad construction and building the Old Redman Hall, Superior, Montana.
Swan River and Holland Lake (R. O. Brandenberger) as well as Lehmicke postcards of Bigfork, Montana and the Swan River. George Fox photographs of Morrell Ranch, now The Double Arrow; two homesteads, one on Placid Lake; Morrell Creek, Blackfoot Road, and log decks.
Long building in snow, believed to be Taft, Montana.
Photographer: Pirie MacDonald, New York.
From 1908 Sentinel. Charlotte Greenough, Stella Duncan, Helen Goddard, Eloise Knowles, Marion Fergus, Frances Nuckols, Fannie Hatheway, Alice Hardenburgh, Bess Epperson, Flora Averill, Effie Cordz, Minta McCall.
Photographed with Sylvanus Ames, Roy Thomas, Clayton Luther. Remembrence card, January 1925.
Thompson Falls, Montana, power plant and dam photographs.
Photographs of the road along the Thompson River and the first truck load of logs over the Thompson River Road.
Postcard of "The Fountain" from Morrison Cave.
Isaac with wife Cecille and niece Agatha (Ogden Finley.) Cabinet card by H. B. Calfee, Missoula, Montana.
First governor of Montana. Joseph K. Toole's daughter-in-law, Marjorie Ross Toole with infant son John Toole, Marjorie was married to Howard Toole.
Two photographic portraits.
Toston, Montana, along the Missouri River and the recently constructed Toston railroad depot.
Bi-plane in field in Kootenai County, Montana.
Early automobiles and view of Burbank, Washington from the Snake River Bridge by Herman Schnitzmeyer.
Photographs stamped with Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company, Anaconda, Montana. Photograph of horsedrawn carriage by Turner, Portland, Oregon.
Various scenes of pack horses and riders by: R. H. McKay, Ernst Peterson, W. E. Steuerwald, George R. Wolstad, Ernst Briscoe, K. D. Swan. Locales include: Swanson's Mountain View Lodge, Troy, Montana; Bob Marshall Wilderness; Lolo Hot Springs; Helen Creek, Flathead National Forest.
Postcards and hand written notes on freighting in Montana by Joe Hartman from Zortman, Montana.
Photographs of various Northern Pacific railroad scenes in the Cascade Mountains. Photographer: I. G. Davidson, Portland, Oregon.
Photograph of Great Northern locomotive 2513 by Asahel Curtis. Photograph of painting of electric locomotive 5004 in the Cascade Mountains. Great Northern railroad tracks west of Marias Pass and near Belton, Montana.
Northern Pacific switching locomotive 107 in Missoula, Montana. The William Crooks, first locomotive to be used in the Northwest, Saint Paul and Pacific Railroad. Engine M-79.
Sun kinks in the track near Saint Regis, Montana. Wallace passenger train in the background.
Two photographs of head on collissions. Identified image is of two Mallet engines between Belton and Egan, Montana, 20 miles east of Whitefish. Photograph by R. E. Marble, February 23, 1916. Northern Pacific train wreck on what looks to be the Alberton Gorge on the Clark Fork River, part of the train has slid down a steep bank into the river.
Kelly Creek (Idaho?) trestle. Photograph by R. H. McKay.
East shore of Flathead Lake; Port of entry by R. H. Mckay (1950's); along the Blackfoot River by Herman Schnitzmeyer. Several unidentified photos of road scenes from the 1920's.
Single photograph of two-horse sleigh and a man on horseback.
One of the first stage coaches to carry passengers and gold between Crescent City and Grants Pass, Oregon.
Steamer, Klondike, on the Flathead River, Montana.
Ships docked at the Long-Bell Lumber Export Dock. Ships docked at the Tacoma Harbor, Washington.
Drawings of two early Missouri River steamboats, the Yellowstone and the John D. Perry.
Parade in front of the apartments and an Ellis photograph of the building.
Mount Aneas Lookout Camp.
Photographs include areas such as: Swan Lake, Upper Holland Lake, Lake Alva, Seeley Lake, Scapegoat Mountain, Blue Mountain, Snow Bowl, Rock Creek east of Missoula, Upper Gallatin area near Yellowstone, West Fork of the Thompson River, Helena National Forest, Lolo National Forest and others. Photographs by: B. R. Van Gieson, W. E. Steuerwald, George R. Wolstad, K. D. Swan, W. W. Gordon, ? Lowery, and others.
Photographs of the Vanderberg family including Louie, Jerome, Mary Paul, Victor and Cecile.
Two photographs of Chief Victor on his horse with other chiefs.
Redwater Country, eastern Montana, Vida Community Hall.
President of the Northern Pacific Railroad, purchased controlling stock and elected to the post in 1881.
Postacrds of buildings by Ronnie Sinclair and other images of Virginia City.
First school in Montana.
Fire Department, Library, and wide angle views of Wallace, Idaho.
Photograph of a painted portrait of Thomas Walsh.
Postcards of various Washington state scenes including: Seattle, Mount Rainier campground, Horseshoe Bend on Chukanut Drive, Main Street in Vancouver, University of Washington Library, Everett: Snohomish County Court House and Hewitt Avenue. Photographs of Main Street in Pullman; unidentified house, man in front yard; Blue Lake at Grand Coulee.
Baby photo of James Allister Watson at 6 months.
UM Archaeology class working on site at Weeksville.
2 postacards, one by M. J. Elrod of a limestone cave near Whitehall and a second of the Public School building.
Uncle of Myrna Loy, photograph by W. D. Ball, Missoula.
One photograh of Kim Williams.
Main Street in Wisdom and old truck with tractor treads on rear wheels.
Two portraits of Frank Woody, photographers Ingalls and Glenny. Both portraits have hand written notes on the back to Granville Stuart and the other to a "fellow pioneer." McKay portrait of Frank Woody, 1910.
Grandson of Judge Frank Woody. Morrison Studio, Missoula.
Photographs of the Worden children, inluding: Frank, Horace, Louise, and Ruth. Photographed by F. M. Ingalls, Reed, H. B. Calfee, and M. Miley and Son Carbon Studio, Lexington, Kentucky.
Lucinda L. Worden and Josephine Stuart; Mary Ronan and Louise Worden; Helen Hathaway and Carrie Worden; Louise Worden and Allie Woody; Margaret Miller Allerton (Aunt Mag); Louise, Carrie, Madge Sterling, Lucinda, and Agnes Sterling; George M. Davis baby photo; Henry O. Worden.
Frank L. Worden portrait by Morrison, Missoula.
Postcard showing English tanks and American infantry on the batlefield. German postcard showing Thiers, Favre, Wachter, Bray, Jolly, Bismark. Original photograph showing the military burial of soldiers from the Battle of Champagne, October 2 -10, 1918 - from the hand written note on the back of the photograph.
University Heights, Como Orchard Clubhouse, Darby, Montana. Northern Pacific Tour.
Marker reads: "WRONG SIDE UP These words were spoken to John Christiansen on this spot in the Spring of 1883 by a Sioux Indian. John was plowing under the prairie grass. Pondering this phrase made New Salem a successful dairy center." Photograph of John Christiansen next to monument and photograph of Indians watching a plow.
Postcard showing the ferry across the Snake River at Moran, Wyoming.
Postcards by L. H. Jorud, Helena, showing various scenes of Yellowstone Park. Several older photographs of identified geysers and scenery in Yellowstone Park. Typed document from the National Park Service titled: The Story of the Old Faithful Bathhouse and Swimming Pool, Yellowstone National Park.
Men feeding bears and Park shuttle buses.
Several very nice photographs of Big Horn Sheep.
Grouse and swan.
One photograph of a bison feeding.
One color photograph of a caribou in a field.
Several photographs of deer herds and individual animals.
Elk management activities including elk reduction study.
Photographs of elk herds and individual animals.
Exellent photographs of bull moose and calf.
Photographs of individual animals. Also includes cats taken in the winter of 1947-48 near Lincoln, Montana.
Wolverine, grizzly bear, pine martin, wolf.
Crown Butte, Black Butte and unidentified whitewater river scene.
1912, Clay, Robinson and Company, Publishers of the Livestock Report. 1908, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 1946, The Dixon Driller, Dixon Valve and Coupling Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1876, New North-West Calendar, Deer Lodge, Montana Territory, Mills and Kessler Publishers. 1935, Missoula, Montana, Rotary calendar.
Hudson's Bay Company buildings.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company logging actvities, transport and camps. Greenough and the Blackfoot Valley, Montana.
Panoramic view of the main street in Malta, Montana. Probably early 1900's.
On the way from the railroad to the Black Hills. Photograph by Grabill. Deadwood, South Dakota.
Photographs and snapshots of Robert Struckman, friends and family.
State Prison warden at Deer Lodge, Montana.
Photograph of George Briggs in horsedrawn sleigh in donwtown Missoula, Montana, in front of the Florence Building.
Photographic portrait.
Photographic portrait. Mrs. Hensley came to Montana with her husband in 1885 and settled in the Bighole Valley. Mrs. Hensley died a few months later. Her husband discovered gold at Castle Mountain.
3rd U.S. Volunteer Cavalry, "Grigsby's Rough Riders."
Portrait of Frank G. Higgins in full military uniform.
Portrait by B. Stoller, New York.
Photographed in western Montana and small snapshots of his airplane.
Portrait of Angus McDonald.
Group photo in front of the Missoula Public Library, by R. H. McKay.
Composite photograph of the Senate members of Montana's 21st Legislative Assembly.
Portrait of Short Bull - Tatanka Ptieela. Photograph by Heyn Photo, Omaha.
Copied from original. Wearing coat given to him by Isaac Stevens.
Photographic portrait.
Bison herd in the Flathead Valley.
Well detailed drawing of Missoula.
Senate campaign poster.
Panoramic view of the lower Ratlesnake Valley from Waterworks Hill, looking east, towards Mount Jumbo.
Photographic portrait.
Photograph of Saint Mary's Church at Stevensville, Montana.
Aerial view of White Pine Sash Company, Missoula, Montana.
Individual photograpghs of Bob Hendon, George Adams, Waldo Ekegren, Ted Mellinger, Emile Perey, Tom Moore. Photographed by Dorian Studio, Missoula.
Large group of people photographed above a mountain lake. Most likely in Montana.
View of East Missoula taken from above on Mount Jumbo.
View of Fort Benton, Montana and the Missouri River. Taken from a ledge above the river looking towards town.
Bonner, Montana. Looking west across the town, mill site and Blackfoot River. Lumber yard full of cut lumber. Photographer: Herman Schnitzmeyer.
Small panoramic photograph from Waterworks hill looking east towards Hellgate Canyon and the University of Montana Campus. Greenough Mansion is visible in the lower Rattlesnake. See Morton J. Elrod photograph BI, b-7.
Photograph of military personnel in Butte, Montana. Mountain with "M" is visible in the background. Possibly taken during the strike of 1918. Photograph by Frank Ward.
Portrait of Crow Chief, Old Horn.
Photograph by Harrison Crandall
Group photograph of men in tuxedos at long tables. Culbertson Photo.
Hauling freight to Last Chance Gulch, Montana
Portrait, in Missoula, Montana.
Glass negative
Glass negatives
Glass negatives
Bilol and Ida Young's barn
Glass negatives
Glass negatives
High mountain lake in a rocky basin. Writing on negative appears to say "Merry Lake". Glass negatives.
Railroad bridge and new bridge, now underwater, at Tuscar, Montana.
Deep rocky river gorge possibly the Cabinet Gorge on the Clark Fork River. Note woman standing near the shore in one of the images. Glass negatives.