Montana Moments

Montana Historical Society   Photograph Archives , 956-665 Visitors gather around the fireplace in the lobby of the Glacier Park Hotel i...

Nevada City, once a booming gold camp, is now a recreated western town with buildings from across the state. One of its best treasures was r...

A twist of fate landed sixteen-year-old German immigrant Alfred Heimer a job with Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Show in 1894. Although the ...

Montana Historical Society Photograph Archives , PAc 2006-26.25 Happy Friday! Today's photo shows the European Hotel and Cafe in Ro...

Montana has a number of hot springs that gained popularity for recreational and therapeutic use during the nineteenth and early twentieth ce...

Fort Benton’s beautifully restored hotel, the Grand Union , once welcomed travelers to the Gateway of the Northwest, offering them a luxurio...

If you're tired of eating turkey after yesterday's feast, you might want to try out some of these dishes... The Madison House was ...

One dark evening a few years ago a group assembled on the stairway of the unused wing at the historic Boulder Hot Springs Hotel. There were ...

Spirits wander in the Nevada City Hotel. The 1860s front portion was a stage stop, its log walls disassembled and rebuilt where the original...

I'm booked across the state through October to tell the ghost stories I've uncovered in my research on Montana history. I thought I...

Priscilla Jane Allen is not the name she left behind when she died. She is known to posterity as Charity Jane Dillon, and her grave, high a...

Scobey, the seat of Daniels County, has Montana’s most unusual courthouse. It is a stunning false-fronted building, painted a crisp white. B...

An undated clipping from the 1940s in a Bozeman newspaper tells a poignant story of man’s best friend. Oldtime cattleman Ott McEwen was deva...

Our last Friday photo celebrating Black History Month shows waiters from the Canyon Hotel in Yellowstone National Park in 1901.  Phot...

Artist C. M. Russell illustrated the program for the formal ball, held April 12, 1913, inaugurating the largest hotel between the Twin Citie...