Montana
Found in 713 Collections and/or Records:
Montana Department of Labor and Industry records
This collection contains materials from the Montana Department of Labor and Industry (1891-2003). This collection has been intellectually integrated into one Record Group, RS 498, to help facilitate access and reduce redundancy in the Montana Historical Society (MTHS) catalog. Please read the description carefully to determine which Subgroup (Division) or Sub-Subgroup (Bureau, Program, Board) pertains to your research needs.
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services records
This collection contains materials from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (1877-2006). This collection has been intellectually integrated into one Record Group, RS 495, to help facilitate access and reduce redundancy in the Montana Historical Society (MTHS) catalog. Please read the description carefully to determine which Subgroup (Current Divisions/Boards/Predecessor Agencies) or Sub-Subgroup (Bureaus/Former Divisions) pertains to your research needs.
Montana Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services, Reimbursement Bureau records
DesRosier Family papers
The papers of the DesRosier family of Browning, Montana, consist of incoming correspondence; financial records, including records of Glacier Drug and Browning Drug companies; and miscellany, including a hunting tag and World War II memorabilia belonging to Peter L. DesRosier.
Dog Creek Press records
The Dog Creek Press, located in Helena, Montana, began soliciting poetry, short fiction, essays, plays, translations, and graphic arts for publication in 1977. This collection (1977-1982) includes correspondence, financial records, manuscripts, organizational and miscellany.
J.E. Dougherty Store Records
J.E. Dougherty (born 1841) owned and operated a store on Crow Creek near Radersburg, Montana Territory, which sold general merchandise and agricultural implements. Records (1873-1887) consist of two ledgers, thirteen day books, and one letter.
Dr. Richard Buswell papers
This collection consists entirely of correspondence (1998-2018) between Dr. Richard Buswell of Helena, Montana and Lee Silliman of Missoula, Montana. Correspondence is primarily incoming to Buswell, and discusses Silliman’s travels (including to Montana ghost towns) and his photographic methods. Correspondence range from hand-written and typed letters, to e-mails. Additional printed material included in the original mailings have been kept with the correspondence.
Eastmont Human Services Center records
This collection is comprised of records of the Eastmont Human Services Center and contains correspondence (1980-1999), subject files (1981-2004), meeting minutes (1980-1999), scrapbooks, photo albums and slides (1960-2003), and case files (1978-2003). MEDICAL RESTRICTION: Patient files are confidential and privileged (MCA 53-21-166 and MCA 50-16 part 5). For more information contact an archivist.