Railroads -- Montana
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Montana Public Service Commission, Utilities Division records
Unprocessed Material
Identifier: S-1998-029
Dates:
1982-1994
Montana Public Service Commission, Utilities Division records
Unprocessed Material
Identifier: S-2003-026
Dates:
1980-1997
Herbert M. Peet Research Collection
Collection
Identifier: MC-89
Abstract
Herbert Peet (1892-1959) was a Great Falls, Montana, newspaperman and amateur historian. Collection consists of research notes on Montana history copied from various sources; clippings; history articles; and Peet's writings, including a manuscript on Governor Samuel T. Hauser and a day-to-day chronicle of Hauser's career.
Dates:
1833-1958
Railroads in Montana photograph collection
Collection
Identifier: Lot 033
Abstract
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.
Dates:
1880s-1960s
Rocky Fork & Cooke City Railway Company / Green & Keefe records
Collection
Identifier: MC-183
Abstract
The Rocky Fork and Cooke City Railway Company (RF & CC) was formed in 1886 to construct a standard-gauge rail line from the Northern Pacific main line at Tilden, Montana Territory, along Rock Creek, to the rich coal fields near Red Lodge. Principal backers included James Platt, Hamilton Browne, James Hubbel, Walter Cooper, and Samuel Word. In 1889 Samuel Hauser contracted with Green and Keefe, to finish all remaining work. The line was completed in April 1889 and acquired by the Northern...
Dates:
1887-1893