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Mauck Brammer was a Helena, Montana, resident and amateur archaeologist and historian. This collection includes writings, correspondence, subject files, and research notes on Clancy, Montana City, the Prickly Pear Valley area, the MacHaffie archaeological site, and mining.

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The MAA was founded in 1980, and its membership was limited to professional archaeologists only. The records (1980-1996) consist of: organizational records, financial records, membership records, general correspondence, as well as project and subject files.

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The Montana Archaeological Society (MAS), founded in 1958, consists of both professional archaeologists and non-professionals interested in the field of archaeology. The records (1958-2019) consist of: organizational records, financial records, membership records, general correspondence, as well as project and subject files.

Abstract This collection consists of records collected and created by the Oscar Mueller family. The records document their professional and personal lives spanning from 1856 to 2017. Oscar Mueller’s papers span from 1864 to 1997 and mainly consist of his activities as a lawyer and an amateur historian. Record types include correspondence, biographical articles, masonic membership documents, obituaries, certificates and diplomas, court papers, financial records of attorney fees, real estate contracts...

Abstract This collection consists of research materials compiled by Thain White, well-known local historian and director of the Flathead Lake Lookout Museum. The materials include White's research notes and photographs, articles and publications compiled and bound by subject, books, and journals. Topics covered in the research materials include various battles in Montana, Native American burials and artifacts, forts, the Nez Perce war, canoes, George Armstrong Custer, Howse House, and various topics...