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One photographic print of "Col. Ray Gardner, Oldest Gout. Scout, Mont." A real photo postcard of 'Arizona Bill' while in Montana, no date.

Content Description One photograph album containing 149 black and white photographic prints collected by Hope Duncan Galusha, daughter of Hugh D. and Winifred Galusha of Helena, Montana. The album contains snapshots of Hope, her parents, her sister Ellen, and various friends. The album begins with the 1935 Vigilante Parade in downtown Helena, summer at Lake Coeur d'Alene in Idaho, the Galusha family home at 531 Power Street in Helena, Yellowstone National Park, the Helena earthquake damage, Hope's freshman year...

Content Description 65 black and white photographic prints collected by John C. Sloss during his work as a mine developer. This collection includes: 7 views of the radial cableway at German Bar in Alder Gulch, Montana; 5 views of dredges at German Bar at Alder Gulch, Montana (possibly the Maggie A. Gibson); 1 view of Elkhorn, Montana; 1 view of the Elkhorn Railroad; 3 hunting views near Boulder, Montana, including pronghorn antelope and mule deer; 1 view of rail line near Boulder; 2 views of the John Sloss home...

Content Description Includes 29 black and white photographic prints from the O'Brien family of Newlon, Montana. The collection includes views of the O'Brien family homestead, 1890 to 1910; a class photo with James and Ted O'Brien; James O'Brien with friends, circa 1905; a man with horses advertising an O'Brien Hardware store; the Sidney Hospital, circa 1906; Mrs. Margaret McBride, circa 1870; Mr. Siward on horseback, 1910s; views of unidentified men with horses; Gerald O'Brien, son of George and Bertha...

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1 black and white real photo postcard and 1 black and white photographic print. The real photo postcard is a view of the "Go Western Parade" in Billings, Montana in 1939. The photographer has the initials KFR. The photographic print is of Paul McCormick Jr. (likely the son of famed Montana cattleman, Paul McCormick) and several friends at Philip Spear's picnic in August 1945. The photograph is by Jessamine Spear Johnson.