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The Park Saddle Horse Company, owned by Wilbur N. Noffsinger and later by George W. Noffsinger, was a concession in Glacier National Park, Montana. Records (1915-1947) include financial and horse-raising records, subject files, organizational papers, diaries (1933-1947) of George Noffsinger; and subgroups for the W.N. Noffsinger Company, the Big Draw Land and Stock Company, and the Big Draw Sheep Company.

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T.C. Power was a Montana merchandise, transportation, mining, ranching, banking, and real estate magnate; and U.S. Senator from Montana from 1890 to 1895. Collection (1867-1950) includes a transcript of a diary (1867) of his trip up the Missouri River; subject files (1873-1923), miscellany, and papers of his estate (1923-1950).

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This collection consists of photographs of railroads in Montana including construction sites and work crews; locomotive engines, freight cars, passenger cars, and stock cars; track lines, bridges, tunnels, and rail yard facilities; train wrecks; trains in snow; and special events like last spike and first train ceremonies.

Abstract Formed in 1931 from Rotary International clubs in districts 5080, 5360, 5370, and 5390, the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park Association (WGIPPA) sought to establish a peace park comprised of Waterton Lakes National Park and Glacier National Park between the United States and Canada. After petitioning the two governments, the two parks were formally dedicated as the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park in 1932. Records (2004-2018) detail the activities of the association in...