Includes 21 photographic prints from former Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad engineer Edward Glassner including: one tintype of an unidentified woman; a portrait of Edward Glassner after he arrived in Butte, Montana in 1896; a view of the Missouri River near Helena, Montana in 1905; two views of Edward Glassner in camp while working as a locating engineer for the Milwaukee Railroad in about 1906; two views of other engineers working with Glassner in 1906; portrait of C.T. Jackson, engineer with Milwaukee Railroad; E.E. Spetman, engineer from Iowa; three photos of various animals in the engineers' camp, 1907; a view of Helen, Montana, 1907; the hospital in Roundup, Montana that Edward Glassner's wife, Bellazona Kilby Gile, helped build, 1908; a view of a church in an unidentified location, 1909; a portrait of Edward Glassner, undated; two men near a stone building, undated; three photos of Edward and Bellazona Glassner in their garden, Billings, Montana, 1940s; and a portrait of Bellazona Glassner in 1950.