NPRR Events – crowd, including dentist A.F. Foote, gathered at grandstand at Golden Spike ceremony at Gold Creek (one cyanotype) (1883) (taken by F.A. Greenleaf); crowd gathered on tracks and grandstand at Golden Spike ceremony including men with camera on a scaffold (taken by I.G. Davidson); group of Crow Indian men in traditional dress at the Golden Spike ceremony including White Bear (Russell W. Bear’s father), Wet, Covers Up His Feet; Bell Rock (Mit-a-wosh), Medicine Crow (Joe Medicine Crow’s grandfather), Pretty Eagle, Four Balls, and Old Dog (Bis-ca-carriers) (taken by F.A. Greenleaf); group, including Calamity Jane and a few armed soldiers, stand with locomotive #291 as the train arrives in Billings during the Pullman strike (1894); large crowd of men stand near locomotive #606 that brought the first train to Billings after the Pullman strike (1894); group of people, including many young girls in white dresses and men holding banners, standing on and by the first train into Pony by locomotive #136 (May 1897); men and women, including John W. Brook and Tom Brook, standing with the first train into Twin Bridges pulled by locomotive #468 (circa 1897)., circa 1883-1897, Subseries IV, box-folder: 4/1. Railroads in Montana photograph collection, Lot 033. Montana Historical Society, Research Center Archives. https://mhs.libraryhost.com/repositories/2/archival_objects/168061 Accessed May 15, 2025.