National Register of Historic Places listings in Montana facts for kids

A map showing places listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Montana.

Have you ever wondered about old buildings or special places in Montana that have a lot of history? This article is all about those amazing spots! They are called properties and historic districts and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Think of it like a special list of important places across the United States.

Montana has over 1,100 of these cool places! They are spread out across all 56 of its counties. Each place on this list is important because it tells a story about Montana's past.

Montana's Historic Places by County
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Montana's Historic Places by County

Here's a quick look at how many historic places are in each county in Montana.

Chief Plenty Coups' House in Big Horn County. He was a famous Crow chief.

The Yucca Theatre in Treasure County, a historic movie theater.

	County	Number of Sites
1	Beaverhead	19
2	Big Horn	39
3	Blaine	7
4	Broadwater	7
5	Carbon	64
6	Carter	2
7	Cascade	46
8	Chouteau	21
9	Custer	18
10	Daniels	3
11	Dawson	13
12	Deer Lodge	33
13	Fallon	3
14	Fergus	42
15	Flathead	146
16	Gallatin	105
17	Garfield	1
18	Glacier	34
19	Golden Valley	5
20	Granite	11
21	Hill	9
22	Jefferson	8
23	Judith Basin	3
24	Lake	10
25	Lewis and Clark	69
26	Liberty	2
27	Lincoln	7
28	Madison	18
29	McCone	2
30	Meagher	6
31	Mineral	16
32	Missoula	84
33	Musselshell	2
34	Park	29
35	Petroleum	3
36	Phillips	5
37	Pondera	4
38	Powder River	2
39	Powell	17
40	Prairie	3
41	Ravalli	85
42	Richland	3
43	Roosevelt	4
44	Rosebud	21
45	Sanders	21
46	Sheridan	7
47	Silver Bow	17
48	Stillwater	11
49	Sweet Grass	8
50	Teton	1
51	Toole	7
52	Treasure	3
53	Valley	13
54	Wheatland	2
55	Wibaux	4
56	Yellowstone	37
(less duplicates)		(9)
TOTAL		1,153

Historic Places in Blaine County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Chief Joseph Battleground of the Bear's Paw	October 6, 1970 (#70000355)	About 15 miles south of Chinook, T30NR19E, Sections 1 and 12 48°22′39″N 109°12′26″W / 48.3775°N 109.207222°W / 48.3775; -109.207222	Chinook	This is where the famous Battle of Bear Paw happened. It was a very important event in the history of the Nez Perce people.
2	Dave's Texaco	August 16, 1994 (#94000862)	237 Pennsylvania St. 48°35′35″N 109°13′54″W / 48.593056°N 109.231667°W / 48.593056; -109.231667 (Dave's Texaco)	Chinook	An old gas station that shows what car service places looked like a long time ago.
3	Ervin Homestead-Gist Bottom Historic District	June 23, 2016 (#16000410)	River Mile 122.3 Left ^{Coordinates missing}	Hays vicinity	This area includes an old homestead and land along the river, showing early farming life.
4	Lodgepole Community Hall	February 24, 2000 (#00000148)	Fort Belknap Indian Community 48°02′04″N 108°31′57″W / 48.034444°N 108.5325°W / 48.034444; -108.5325 (Lodgepole Community Hall)	Lodgepole	A community building important to the Fort Belknap Indian Community.
5	Lohman Block	March 19, 1980 (#80002399)	239-225 Indiana St. 48°35′35″N 109°13′49″W / 48.593056°N 109.230278°W / 48.593056; -109.230278 (Lohman Block)	Chinook	A historic building in Chinook that was once used for businesses and homes.
6	Anna Scherlie Homestead Shack	November 5, 1998 (#98001338)	Montana Highway 241, south of the Canada–US border 48°51′01″N 108°23′26″W / 48.850278°N 108.390556°W / 48.850278; -108.390556 (Anna Scherlie Homestead Shack)	Turner	This small house shows how early settlers lived when they claimed land.
7	Young Brothers Chevrolet Garage	August 16, 1994 (#94000867)	201 Pennsylvania St. 48°35′38″N 109°13′54″W / 48.593889°N 109.231667°W / 48.593889; -109.231667 (Young Brothers Chevrolet Garage)	Chinook	Another old garage that tells about the early days of cars and businesses.

Historic Places in Broadwater County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Crow Creek Water Ditch	March 29, 2001 (#01000323)	Helena National Forest-Headwaters Resource Area 46°19′49″N 111°41′04″W / 46.330278°N 111.684444°W / 46.330278; -111.684444 (Crow Creek Water Ditch)	Townsend	An old water ditch used for irrigation, showing how people brought water to their farms.
2	Eagle Guard Station	September 20, 2001 (#01001014)	11 miles west of Townsend 46°19′15″N 111°42′26″W / 46.320833°N 111.707222°W / 46.320833; -111.707222 (Eagle Guard Station)	Townsend	A historic building used by forest rangers to watch over the forests.
3	McCormick's Livery and Feed Stable Sign	July 8, 1981 (#81000339)	West of Townsend 46°19′06″N 111°37′43″W / 46.318333°N 111.628611°W / 46.318333; -111.628611	Townsend	An old sign from a stable where people kept horses, showing how people traveled long ago.
4	Rankin Ranch	May 11, 1976 (#76001119)	Avalanche Gulch Road 46°37′46″N 111°34′11″W / 46.629412°N 111.569648°W / 46.629412; -111.569648 (Rankin Ranch)	Townsend vicinity	A historic ranch that tells the story of farming and ranching in Montana.
5	St. Joseph's Catholic Mission Church	November 5, 1998 (#98001339)	3497 Montana Highway 284 46°24′32″N 111°26′55″W / 46.408889°N 111.448611°W / 46.408889; -111.448611	Townsend	An old church that was part of a mission, important for the history of the area.
6	State Bank of Townsend	January 13, 1992 (#91001941)	400 Broadway 46°19′12″N 111°31′51″W / 46.32°N 111.530833°W / 46.32; -111.530833 (State Bank of Townsend)	Townsend	A historic bank building that shows how important banks were to towns growing in Montana.
7	Toston Bridge	July 20, 2005 (#05000720)	Spanning the Missouri River, on an abandoned segment of old U.S. Route 287, at Toston 46°10′19″N 111°26′34″W / 46.171944°N 111.442778°W / 46.171944; -111.442778 (Toston Bridge)	Toston	An old bridge over the Missouri River, showing how people crossed rivers before modern roads.

Historic Places in Carter County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	First National Bank of Ekalaka and Rickard Hardware Store Building		November 19, 2015 (#15000815)	103 & 105 N. Main St. 45°53′25″N 104°32′54″W / 45.890378°N 104.548431°W / 45.890378; -104.548431	Ekalaka	These two buildings together show what main street businesses looked like in the past.
2	Medicine Rocks State Park		January 17, 2017 (#100000539)	1141 MT 7 46°02′43″N 104°27′30″W / 46.045410°N 104.458233°W / 46.045410; -104.458233 (Medicine Rocks State Park)	Ekalaka vicinity	A state park known for its unique rock formations. It's a special natural and historical place.

Historic Places in Daniels County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Daniels County Courthouse	May 4, 1995 (#95000535)	213 Main St. 48°47′27″N 105°25′12″W / 48.790833°N 105.42°W / 48.790833; -105.42 (Daniels County Courthouse)	Scobey	The main building for the county government, showing important local history.
2	Mansfield A. Daniels House	June 4, 1997 (#97000503)	Approximately 2 miles west of Montana Highway 13 and 2 miles southwest of Scobey 48°46′23″N 105°27′51″W / 48.773056°N 105.464167°W / 48.773056; -105.464167 (Mansfield A. Daniels House)	Scobey	The home of Mansfield A. Daniels, an important person in the county's history.
3	LaPierre Barn	April 11, 2005 (#05000279)	Approximately 3.5 miles northwest of Scobey on Tande Ranch Rd. 48°50′41″N 105°28′42″W / 48.844722°N 105.478333°W / 48.844722; -105.478333 (LaPierre Barn)	Scobey	A historic barn that shows how farming and ranching were done in the past.

Historic Places in Fallon County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Baker Hotel	January 5, 2005 (#04001435)	4 S. Main St. 46°22′07″N 104°16′28″W / 46.368611°N 104.274444°W / 46.368611; -104.274444 (Baker Hotel)	Baker	An old hotel that was a key place for travelers and locals in Baker.
2	Cottonwood Creek Bridge	March 14, 2014 (#14000079)	Mi. 2.2 Ismay Rd. 46°27′24″N 104°47′19″W / 46.456637°N 104.788596°W / 46.456637; -104.788596 (Cottonwood Creek Bridge)	Ismay	A historic bridge over Cottonwood Creek, showing old building styles.
3	Fallon County Jail	July 31, 1998 (#98000946)	723 S. Main St. 46°21′37″N 104°16′31″W / 46.360278°N 104.275278°W / 46.360278; -104.275278 (Fallon County Jail)	Baker	The old county jail, an important part of the area's law enforcement history.

Historic Places in Garfield County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Hornaday Camp		March 26, 1991 (#91000298)	10 miles south of Montana Highway 200 46°58′11″N 107°23′58″W / 46.969722°N 107.399444°W / 46.969722; -107.399444 (Hornaday Camp)	Sand Springs	A historic camp site, possibly used by early explorers or settlers.

Historic Places in Golden Valley County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Adams Hotel	December 6, 2005 (#05001377)	1 Main St. 46°17′43″N 108°56′16″W / 46.295278°N 108.937778°W / 46.295278; -108.937778 (Adams Hotel)	Lavina	A historic hotel that served travelers and locals in Lavina.
2	Grace Lutheran Church of Barber	February 1, 1982 (#82003171)	West of Ryegate 46°18′51″N 109°23′04″W / 46.314167°N 109.384444°W / 46.314167; -109.384444 (Grace Lutheran Church of Barber)	Ryegate	An old church building that shows the history of the community.
3	Lavina State Bank	December 17, 2007 (#07001293)	101 Main St. 46°17′40″N 108°56′15″W / 46.294444°N 108.9375°W / 46.294444; -108.9375 (Lavina State Bank)	Lavina	This bank building is a good example of early 20th-century architecture.
4	Sims-Garfield Ranch	August 27, 1980 (#80002419)	East of Ryegate ^{Coordinates missing}	Ryegate	A historic ranch that played a role in the area's farming and ranching past.
5	Slayton Mercantile Co.	December 28, 2000 (#00001567)	23 Main St. 46°17′47″N 108°56′17″W / 46.296389°N 108.938056°W / 46.296389; -108.938056 (Slayton Mercantile Co.)	Lavina	An old general store, where people bought everything they needed in the past.

Historic Places in Hill County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Carnegie Public Library	July 24, 1986 (#86001934)	447 4th Ave. 48°32′57″N 109°40′35″W / 48.549167°N 109.676389°W / 48.549167; -109.676389 (Carnegie Public Library)	Havre	A library built with money from Andrew Carnegie, a famous businessman. Many towns have these historic libraries.
2	H. Earl Clack House	October 24, 1985 (#85003385)	532 2nd Ave. 48°32′54″N 109°40′48″W / 48.548333°N 109.680000°W / 48.548333; -109.680000 (H. Earl Clack House)	Havre	The home of H. Earl Clack, an important person in Havre's history.
3	Fort Assinniboine	May 31, 1989 (#89000040)	County Route 82nd Ave. West, 0.5 miles southeast of U.S. Route 87 48°29′59″N 109°47′39″W / 48.499722°N 109.794167°W / 48.499722; -109.794167 (Fort Assinniboine)	Havre	An old army fort that was important for protecting settlers and keeping peace.
4	Havre Residential Historic District	October 5, 1989 (#89001630)	Roughly bounded by 3rd St., 7th Ave., 11th St., 5th Ave., 10th St., 3rd Ave., 7th St., and 1st Ave. 48°32′48″N 109°40′38″W / 48.546667°N 109.677222°W / 48.546667; -109.677222	Havre	This area has many old homes that show how people lived in Havre long ago.
5	Heltne Oil Company	August 16, 1994 (#94000865)	140 1st St. 48°33′14″N 109°40′44″W / 48.553889°N 109.678889°W / 48.553889; -109.678889 (Heltne Oil Company)	Havre	An old oil company building, showing the history of fuel and transportation.
6	Kiwanis Meeting Hall	March 31, 2010 (#10000133)	17863 Beaver Creek Rd. 48°25′12″N 109°42′49″W / 48.420083°N 109.713514°W / 48.420083; -109.713514 (Kiwanis Meeting Hall)	Havre	A meeting hall for the Kiwanis Club, a group that helps the community.
7	Too Close for Comfort Site (24HL101)	December 30, 1974 (#74001098)	Behind the Wahkpa Chu'gn Meat Market on U.S. Route 2 48°33′40″N 109°42′55″W / 48.561111°N 109.715278°W / 48.561111; -109.715278	Havre	An important archaeological site that tells about ancient people who lived here.
8	US Post Office and Courthouse-Havre Main	March 14, 1986 (#86000682)	306 3rd Ave. 48°33′05″N 109°40′42″W / 48.551389°N 109.678333°W / 48.551389; -109.678333	Havre	This building served as both a post office and a courthouse, showing how government services were provided.
9	Young-Almas House	October 14, 1980 (#80002421)	419 4th Ave. 48°32′59″N 109°40′35″W / 48.549722°N 109.676389°W / 48.549722; -109.676389 (Young-Almas House)	Havre	A historic house that shows the architecture and lifestyle of the past.

Historic Places in Jefferson County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Boulder Hot Springs Hotel	January 12, 1979 (#79001403)	Southeast of Boulder on Montana Highway 281 46°12′02″N 112°05′33″W / 46.200556°N 112.0925°W / 46.200556; -112.0925 (Boulder Hot Springs Hotel)	Boulder	A hotel built around natural hot springs, a popular place for relaxation and health.
2	W.C. Child Ranch	November 23, 1977 (#77000819)	South of East Helena on Montana Highway 518 46°34′05″N 111°54′42″W / 46.568056°N 111.911667°W / 46.568056; -111.911667 (W.C. Child Ranch)	East Helena	An old ranch that shows the history of farming and ranching in the area.
3	Fraternity Hall	April 3, 1975 (#75001084)	Main St. 46°16′30″N 111°56′44″W / 46.275°N 111.945556°W / 46.275; -111.945556 (Fraternity Hall)	Elkhorn	A hall used by a fraternity or social group, important for community gatherings.
4	Jefferson County Courthouse	August 6, 1980 (#80002422)	200 Centennial Ave. 46°14′09″N 112°07′16″W / 46.235833°N 112.121111°W / 46.235833; -112.121111 (Jefferson County Courthouse)	Boulder	The county courthouse, where important legal and government work happened.
5	MacHaffie Site (24JF4)	April 3, 1986 (#86000619)	Address Restricted	Montana City	An archaeological site that gives clues about ancient human life in Montana.
6	Modern Hotel	December 22, 2011 (#11000951)	Legion Ave. & Main St. 45°52′11″N 112°05′58″W / 45.869758°N 112.099339°W / 45.869758; -112.099339 (Modern Hotel)	Whitehall	A historic hotel that shows the style of buildings from its time.
7	Montana Deaf and Dumb Asylum	May 10, 1985 (#85000994)	Off Montana Highway 281 46°13′52″N 112°08′24″W / 46.231111°N 112.14°W / 46.231111; -112.14 (Montana Deaf and Dumb Asylum)	Boulder	An important building that served as a school for deaf and mute people, showing the history of education.
8	Montana State Training School Historic District	November 24, 2014 (#14000957)	Roughly bounded by Montana Highway 69, Riverside Road, and the Boulder River 46°13′40″N 112°07′09″W / 46.227797°N 112.119280°W / 46.227797; -112.119280	Boulder	This area includes buildings from a historic training school, showing how people with special needs were cared for.

Historic Places in Judith Basin County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Judith River Ranger Station	April 10, 1992 (#92000333)	Along the Middle Fork of the Judith River, southwest of Utica in Lewis and Clark National Forest 46°50′51″N 110°17′25″W / 46.8475°N 110.290278°W / 46.8475; -110.290278 (Judith River Ranger Station)	Utica	An old ranger station, important for the history of forest management and protection.
2	Meadowbrook Stock Farm	January 13, 1992 (#91001938)	U.S. Route 87 47°01′35″N 109°50′57″W / 47.026389°N 109.849167°W / 47.026389; -109.849167 (Meadowbrook Stock Farm)	Hobson	A historic farm that shows the agricultural past of the region.
3	Wood Lawn Farm	January 27, 1993 (#92001762)	5 miles west of Hobson on Utica Road 239 46°59′17″N 109°58′36″W / 46.988056°N 109.976667°W / 46.988056; -109.976667 (Wood Lawn Farm)	Hobson	Another historic farm, important for understanding early farming methods.

Historic Places in Lake County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Big Arm School	August 16, 2007 (#07000816)	7th and D Sts. 47°47′48″N 114°17′41″W / 47.796667°N 114.294722°W / 47.796667; -114.294722 (Big Arm School)	Big Arm	An old school building that shows how education was provided in the past.
2	Dayton State Bank	October 3, 2012 (#12000829)	133 C St. 47°51′52″N 114°16′40″W / 47.864363°N 114.277794°W / 47.864363; -114.277794 (Dayton State Bank)	Dayton	A historic bank building, important for the town's economic history.
3	Fort Connah Site	April 28, 1982 (#82003173)	U.S. Route 93 47°24′20″N 114°05′14″W / 47.405556°N 114.087222°W / 47.405556; -114.087222 (Fort Connah Site)	Post Creek	The site of an old trading post, important for the fur trade and early interactions.
4	Kootenai Lodge Historic District	January 17, 1984 (#84002476)	Sunburst Dr. 48°01′16″N 113°58′33″W / 48.021111°N 113.975833°W / 48.021111; -113.975833 (Kootenai Lodge Historic District)	Bigfork	A group of historic buildings that were part of a lodge, showing early tourism.
5	Frank Bird Linderman House	February 22, 1984 (#84002479)	Address Restricted	Lake	The home of Frank Bird Linderman, a famous author and artist who wrote about Native American cultures.
6	Don E. Olsson House and Garage	January 15, 2009 (#08001325)	503 4th Ave. SW. 47°31′29″N 114°06′11″W / 47.524634°N 114.103149°W / 47.524634; -114.103149 (Don E. Olsson House and Garage)	Ronan	A historic house and garage that show the architectural styles of the past.
7	Polson Feed Mill	April 29, 1980 (#80002423)	501 Main St. 47°41′28″N 114°09′44″W / 47.691111°N 114.162222°W / 47.691111; -114.162222 (Polson Feed Mill)	Polson	An old mill that processed animal feed, important for the local agriculture.
8	St. Ignatius Mission	June 19, 1973 (#73001053)	About 0.1 miles (0.16 km) southeast of Montana Highway 93 in St. Ignatius 47°18′54″N 114°06′07″W / 47.315°N 114.101944°W / 47.315; -114.101944 (St. Ignatius Mission)	St. Ignatius	A beautiful and historic mission church with a rich history in the area.
9	St. Joseph's Catholic Church	March 18, 1999 (#99000345)	D'Aste Townsite 47°23′07″N 114°11′47″W / 47.385278°N 114.196389°W / 47.385278; -114.196389 (St. Joseph's Catholic Church)	Moiese	Another historic Catholic church, showing the religious history of the community.
10	Swan Lake Rock House Historic District	August 1, 1984 (#84002485)	Off Montana Highway 83 47°57′18″N 113°53′33″W / 47.955°N 113.8925°W / 47.955; -113.8925	Swan Lake	A group of unique houses built with rocks, showing a special building style.

Historic Places in Liberty County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	First Episcopal Methodist Church of Chester		August 29, 1997 (#97000974)	Junction of 2nd St. and Madison 48°30′39″N 110°57′44″W / 48.510833°N 110.962222°W / 48.510833; -110.962222	Chester	An old church building that tells about the religious history of Chester.
2	First State Bank of Chester		August 29, 1997 (#97000975)	Junction of Washington Ave. and 1st St., E. 48°30′47″N 110°57′52″W / 48.513056°N 110.964444°W / 48.513056; -110.964444 (First State Bank of Chester)	Chester	The first state bank in Chester, important for the town's early business.

Historic Places in Lincoln County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Ant Flat Ranger Station	December 30, 1996 (#94001021)	United States Forest Service Road 36, 2 miles south of Fortine in the Kootenai National Forest 48°43′26″N 114°52′35″W / 48.723889°N 114.876389°W / 48.723889; -114.876389 (Ant Flat Ranger Station)	Fortine	A historic ranger station used by forest service workers.
2	The Coram Hotel	September 4, 2012 (#12000593)	302 California Ave. 48°23′36″N 115°33′08″W / 48.393251°N 115.552336°W / 48.393251; -115.552336 (The Coram Hotel)	Libby	An old hotel in Libby, showing what lodging was like in the past.
3	Eureka Community Hall	October 18, 1985 (#85003236)	Cliff St. 48°52′46″N 116°02′00″W / 48.879444°N 116.033333°W / 48.879444; -116.033333 (Eureka Community Hall)	Eureka	A community hall that was a center for town events and gatherings.
4	Farmers and Merchants State Bank	August 31, 1995 (#95001062)	223 Dewey Ave. 48°52′50″N 115°03′08″W / 48.880556°N 115.052222°W / 48.880556; -115.052222 (Farmers and Merchants State Bank)	Eureka	This bank building shows the history of business and finance in Eureka.
5	Libby High School	August 20, 2008 (#08000823)	Southwestern corner of the junction of Mineral Ave. and E. Lincoln Boulevard ^{Coordinates missing}	Libby	The old high school building, important for the history of education in Libby.
6	Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge	December 27, 2006 (#06001178)	Crossing the Kootenai River at Riverside Dr. 48°28′12″N 115°53′11″W / 48.47°N 115.886389°W / 48.47; -115.886389	Troy	A bridge named after President Theodore Roosevelt, showing old bridge building styles.
7	Troy Jail	December 27, 2006 (#06001179)	316 E. Yaak Ave. 48°27′47″N 115°53′21″W / 48.463056°N 115.889167°W / 48.463056; -115.889167 (Troy Jail)	Troy	The old jail in Troy, a part of the town's early history of law and order.

Historic Places in McCone County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Gladstone Hotel		August 28, 1980 (#80004592)	101 Main St. 47°25′02″N 105°35′15″W / 47.417306°N 105.587472°W / 47.417306; -105.587472 (Gladstone Hotel)	Circle	A historic hotel that served as a central point for the community of Circle.
2	Lewis and Clark Bridge		November 24, 1997 (#97001451)	Montana Highway 13 over the Missouri River 48°04′02″N 105°32′06″W / 48.067222°N 105.535°W / 48.067222; -105.535 (Lewis and Clark Bridge)	Wolf Point	This bridge crosses the Missouri River and is named after the famous explorers Lewis and Clark. It also extends into Roosevelt County.

Historic Places in Meagher County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Fort Logan and Blockhouse	October 6, 1970 (#70000360)	17 miles northwest of White Sulphur Springs 46°40′48″N 111°10′03″W / 46.68°N 111.1675°W / 46.68; -111.1675 (Fort Logan and Blockhouse)	White Sulphur Springs	An old fort and blockhouse, important for military history and protecting early settlements.
2	Parberry Block East	April 22, 2009 (#09000237)	18–20 East Main Street 46°32′53″N 110°54′11″W / 46.548056°N 110.902917°W / 46.548056; -110.902917 (Parberry Block East)	White Sulphur Springs	A historic building that was part of the town's main business area.
3	Byron R. Sherman House	September 15, 1977 (#77000820)	310 2nd Ave., NE. 46°33′03″N 110°54′00″W / 46.550833°N 110.9°W / 46.550833; -110.9 (Byron R. Sherman House)	White Sulphur Springs	The historic home of Byron R. Sherman, a notable person in the community.
4	Stockmen's Bank of Martinsdale	May 1, 2013 (#13000224)	9 Main St. 46°27′31″N 110°18′54″W / 46.458629°N 110.315095°W / 46.458629; -110.315095 (Stockmen's Bank of Martinsdale)	Martinsdale	An old bank building that shows the financial history of Martinsdale.
5	Union League of America Hall	August 20, 1998 (#98001084)	Crawford St. at Central Ave., S. 46°32′42″N 110°54′08″W / 46.545°N 110.902222°W / 46.545; -110.902222 (Union League of America Hall)	White Sulphur Springs	A hall used by the Union League of America, a group with historical importance.
6	Wellman Block	March 7, 1994 (#94000140)	206 E. Main St. 46°32′52″N 110°54′04″W / 46.547778°N 110.901111°W / 46.547778; -110.901111 (Wellman Block)	White Sulphur Springs	Another historic building on Main Street, showing the town's past businesses.

Historic Places in Musselshell County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Roundup Central School		December 6, 2007 (#07001243)	600 1st St., W. 46°26′50″N 108°32′37″W / 46.447222°N 108.543611°W / 46.447222; -108.543611 (Roundup Central School)	Roundup	A historic school building that served the students of Roundup.
2	St. Benedict's Catholic School		July 21, 1988 (#88001120)	524 1st St., W. 46°26′47″N 108°32′33″W / 46.446389°N 108.5425°W / 46.446389; -108.5425 (St. Benedict's Catholic School)	Roundup	Another historic school, showing the history of Catholic education in the area.

Historic Places in Petroleum County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Cat Creek Oil Field Sign	January 7, 2015 (#14001127)	Mi. 150, MT 200 ^{Coordinates missing}	Mosby vicinity	A sign marking the historic Cat Creek Oil Field, important for Montana's oil industry.
2	Winnett Block	October 8, 2009 (#09000815)	301 E. Main St. ^{Coordinates missing}	Winnett	A historic building in Winnett, likely used for businesses or homes.
3	Winnett School	April 6, 1995 (#95000383)	Junction of Moulton Ave. and Rowley St. 47°00′07″N 108°21′12″W / 47.00206°N 108.35343°W / 47.00206; -108.35343 (Winnett School)	Winnett	The old school building in Winnett, important for the town's educational history.

Historic Places in Phillips County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	H. Earl Clack Service Station	August 16, 1994 (#94000863)	Southern side of U.S. Route 2 48°27′23″N 107°20′37″W / 48.456389°N 107.343611°W / 48.456389; -107.343611 (H. Earl Clack Service Station)	Saco	An old service station, showing the early days of cars and travel.
2	Phillips County Carnegie Library	August 27, 1980 (#80002428)	S. 1st St. 48°21′35″N 107°52′34″W / 48.359722°N 107.876111°W / 48.359722; -107.876111 (Phillips County Carnegie Library)	Malta	Another Carnegie Library, a gift from Andrew Carnegie to help communities have libraries.
3	Fred Robinson Bridge	March 26, 2012 (#12000171)	Milepost 88, US 191, 51 miles (82 km) north of Lewistown 47°37′51″N 108°41′06″W / 47.630723°N 108.684937°W / 47.630723; -108.684937 (Fred Robinson Bridge)	Lewistown vicinity	A historic bridge over the Missouri River, important for transportation. It also extends into Fergus County.
4	Saco Mercantile	December 8, 1997 (#97001452)	201 Taylor St. 48°27′22″N 107°20′30″W / 48.456111°N 107.341667°W / 48.456111; -107.341667 (Saco Mercantile)	Saco	An old general store, where people bought goods and supplies in the past.
5	Sleeping Buffalo Rock	May 17, 1996 (#96000548)	Junction of U.S. Route 2 and Montana Highway 243 48°28′10″N 107°32′56″W / 48.469444°N 107.548889°W / 48.469444; -107.548889 (Sleeping Buffalo Rock)	Saco	A large rock formation that is important to Native American history and culture.

Historic Places in Pondera County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Conrad City Hall	February 1, 1980 (#80002429)	15 4th Ave., SW. 48°10′10″N 111°56′49″W / 48.169444°N 111.946944°W / 48.169444; -111.946944 (Conrad City Hall)	Conrad	The city hall building, where local government decisions were made.
2	Froggie's Stopping Place on the Whoop-Up Trail	April 15, 1993 (#93000277)	Address Restricted	Conrad	A historic stopping point along the old "Whoop-Up Trail," a famous trade route.
3	Two Medicine Fight Site	October 6, 1970 (#70000361)	About 25 miles southeast of Browning 48°28′N 112°28′W / 48.46°N 112.46°W / 48.46; -112.46 (Two Medicine Fight Site)	Browning	The site of a historic battle or conflict, important for understanding the region's past.
4	Valier Public School	March 28, 1985 (#85000646)	820 3rd St. 48°18′16″N 112°15′21″W / 48.304444°N 112.255833°W / 48.304444; -112.255833 (Valier Public School)	Valier	The old public school building in Valier, showing the history of education.

Historic Places in Powder River County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Cheever-Cain Ranch		April 13, 2010 (#10000184)	8 Trails End Rd. 45°36′47″N 105°55′19″W / 45.613083°N 105.921958°W / 45.613083; -105.921958 (Cheever-Cain Ranch)	Volborg	A historic ranch that tells about the ranching lifestyle in Montana.
2	Cross Ranch Headquarters		February 23, 1996 (#96000118)	East of Montana Highway 59, roughly 26 miles south of Broadus 45°05′44″N 105°19′10″W / 45.095556°N 105.319444°W / 45.095556; -105.319444 (Cross Ranch Headquarters)	Broadus	The main buildings of a historic ranch, showing how large ranches operated.

Historic Places in Prairie County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Grandey Elementary School	November 16, 1978 (#78001689)	Off U.S. Route 10 46°47′29″N 105°18′30″W / 46.791389°N 105.308333°W / 46.791389; -105.308333 (Grandey Elementary School)	Terry	An old elementary school building, important for the history of local education.
2	Powder River Bridge	January 4, 2010 (#09001186)	Milepost 6 on Interstate 94 (Old U.S. Route 10) 46°44′14″N 105°25′43″W / 46.737228°N 105.428603°W / 46.737228; -105.428603 (Powder River Bridge)	Terry	A historic bridge over the Powder River, showing older bridge construction.
3	Yellowstone River Bridge	January 4, 2010 (#09001187)	Milepost 1 on Interstate 94 (Old U.S. Route 10) 46°51′20″N 105°06′59″W / 46.855564°N 105.116367°W / 46.855564; -105.116367 (Yellowstone River Bridge)	Fallon	A historic bridge over the Yellowstone River, a major waterway in Montana.

Historic Places in Richland County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Burgess Garage	December 30, 2004 (#04001434)	Corner of 3rd and Main 47°41′06″N 104°37′15″W / 47.685°N 104.620833°W / 47.685; -104.620833 (Burgess Garage)	Fox Lake	An old garage building, showing the history of cars and repairs in the area.
2	Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site	October 15, 1966 (#66000103)	15550 Highway 1804 47°59′58″N 104°02′13″W / 47.999444°N 104.036944°W / 47.999444; -104.036944	Williston, North Dakota, vicinity	A very important historic site that was a major fur trading post. It's partly in North Dakota and Roosevelt County, Montana.
3	Peoples' Congregational Church	April 30, 1982 (#82003179)	203 2nd Ave., SW. 47°42′53″N 104°09′33″W / 47.714722°N 104.159167°W / 47.714722; -104.159167 (Peoples' Congregational Church)	Sidney	A historic church building, showing the religious heritage of Sidney.

Historic Places in Roosevelt County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Fort Peck Agency	May 19, 1970 (#70000365)	In Poplar 48°06′51″N 105°11′36″W / 48.114167°N 105.193333°W / 48.114167; -105.193333 (Fort Peck Agency)	Poplar	The historic agency for the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
2	Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site	October 15, 1966 (#66000103)	15550 Highway 1804 47°59′58″N 104°02′13″W / 47.999444°N 104.036944°W / 47.999444; -104.036944	Williston, North Dakota, vicinity	A very important historic site that was a major fur trading post. It's partly in North Dakota and Richland County, Montana.
3	Hale's Filling Station and Grocery	August 16, 1994 (#94000864)	Lanark Townsite 48°08′34″N 104°21′26″W / 48.142778°N 104.357222°W / 48.142778; -104.357222	Bainville	An old gas station and grocery store, showing how people got their supplies.
4	Lewis and Clark Bridge	November 24, 1997 (#97001451)	Montana Highway 13 over the Missouri River 48°04′02″N 105°32′06″W / 48.067222°N 105.535°W / 48.067222; -105.535 (Lewis and Clark Bridge)	Wolf Point	This bridge crosses the Missouri River and is named after the famous explorers Lewis and Clark. It also extends into McCone County.

Historic Places in Sheridan County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Comertown Historic District	October 27, 1993 (#93001149)	Roughly the entire community of Comertown, west of Westby 48°53′49″N 104°15′00″W / 48.896944°N 104.25°W / 48.896944; -104.25 (Comertown Historic District)	Comertown	This historic area includes many buildings from the old community of Comertown.
2	Aage and Kristine Larsen Homestead	October 27, 1993 (#93001146)	County Highway 516 north of Dagmar 48°37′46″N 104°11′14″W / 48.629444°N 104.187222°W / 48.629444; -104.187222	Dagmar	A historic homestead that shows how early settlers lived and farmed.
3	Outlook Depot	October 27, 1993 (#93001144)	South of the western edge of Marr St., south of Block 10 48°53′08″N 104°46′37″W / 48.885556°N 104.776944°W / 48.885556; -104.776944 (Outlook Depot)	Outlook	The old train station in Outlook, important for the town's connection to the railway.
4	Raymond Grain Elevators Historic District	October 27, 1993 (#93001148)	Unnamed county road east of Montana Highway 16, northeast of Raymond 48°52′43″N 104°34′39″W / 48.878611°N 104.5775°W / 48.878611; -104.5775	Raymond	A group of historic grain elevators, showing the importance of farming and grain storage.
5	Rocky Valley Lutheran Church	October 27, 1993 (#93001145)	Junction of Ueland St. and an unnamed county road 48°52′54″N 104°23′18″W / 48.881667°N 104.388333°W / 48.881667; -104.388333 (Rocky Valley Lutheran Church)	Dooley	A historic church building in Rocky Valley.
6	Thornwood School	October 28, 1993 (#93001147)	Unnamed county road approximately 17 miles west of Reserve 48°36′06″N 104°47′55″W / 48.601667°N 104.798611°W / 48.601667; -104.798611 (Thornwood School)	Reserve	An old school building, showing how rural education was provided.
7	Tipi Hills	August 1, 1975 (#75001085)	Address Restricted	Medicine Lake	A historic site important to Native American culture, likely where tipis were set up.

Historic Places in Stillwater County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	4K Ranch	February 14, 2002 (#02000049)	Fiddler Creek Rd. 45°22′48″N 109°41′45″W / 45.38°N 109.695833°W / 45.38; -109.695833 (4K Ranch)	Dean	A historic ranch that shows the history of ranching in the area.
2	Atlas Block	August 24, 2011 (#11000588)	523 & 528 E. Pike Ave. 45°38′13″N 109°15′11″W / 45.636944°N 109.253056°W / 45.636944; -109.253056 (Atlas Block)	Columbus	A historic building in Columbus, likely used for businesses or apartments.
3	Halfway House	February 21, 2002 (#02000047)	3951 Montana Highway 78 45°34′08″N 109°19′57″W / 45.568889°N 109.3325°W / 45.568889; -109.3325 (Halfway House)	Columbus	A historic stopping point for travelers, often called a "halfway house" because it was halfway between two towns.
4	Oliver H. Hovda House	August 16, 1984 (#84002506)	N. Woodward St. 45°31′19″N 109°26′23″W / 45.521944°N 109.439722°W / 45.521944; -109.439722 (Oliver H. Hovda House)	Absarokee	The historic home of Oliver H. Hovda, showing past architectural styles.
5	Michael Jacobs House	January 28, 1987 (#86003676)	4 W. 1st Ave., N. 45°38′24″N 109°15′33″W / 45.64°N 109.259167°W / 45.64; -109.259167 (Michael Jacobs House)	Columbus	The historic home of Michael Jacobs.
6	Mountain View Cemetery	July 16, 1987 (#87001200)	U.S. Route 10 and Rapelje Rd. 45°38′31″N 109°16′22″W / 45.641944°N 109.272778°W / 45.641944; -109.272778 (Mountain View Cemetery)	Columbus	A historic cemetery, important for understanding the community's past residents.
7	W.H. Norton House	October 25, 1982 (#82000597)	3rd Ave. 45°38′27″N 109°15′11″W / 45.640833°N 109.253056°W / 45.640833; -109.253056 (W.H. Norton House)	Columbus	The historic home of W.H. Norton.
8	Sandstone and Cobblestone Schools	January 15, 1987 (#86002949)	142 S. Woodard Ave. 45°30′37″N 109°26′45″W / 45.510278°N 109.445833°W / 45.510278; -109.445833 (Sandstone and Cobblestone Schools)	Absarokee	Two old school buildings, one made of sandstone and one of cobblestone, showing different building materials.
9	Stoltz House	April 16, 1991 (#91000422)	405 SW. 1st St. 45°37′45″N 108°54′44″W / 45.629167°N 108.912222°W / 45.629167; -108.912222 (Stoltz House)	Park City	The historic Stoltz House.
10	Torgrimson Place	August 31, 2001 (#01000921)	W. Rosebud Rd. 45°23′39″N 109°32′52″W / 45.394167°N 109.547778°W / 45.394167; -109.547778 (Torgrimson Place)	Fishtail	A historic place that tells about the early settlement of the area.
11	United Methodist Episcopal Church	July 26, 2010 (#10000497)	Southeast corner of Clark St. and Second Ave. 45°37′50″N 108°54′54″W / 45.630556°N 108.915°W / 45.630556; -108.915 (United Methodist Episcopal Church)	Park City	A historic church building in Park City.

Historic Places in Sweet Grass County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Big Timber Town Hall	February 13, 1998 (#98000125)	225 McLeod St. 45°50′02″N 109°57′11″W / 45.833889°N 109.953056°W / 45.833889; -109.953056 (Big Timber Town Hall)	Big Timber	The town hall building, important for local government and community events.
2	Brannin Ranch	January 13, 1989 (#88003142)	West of Melville on Sweet Grass Creek 46°07′27″N 110°11′53″W / 46.124167°N 110.198056°W / 46.124167; -110.198056 (Brannin Ranch)	Melville	A historic ranch that shows the history of ranching in the area.
3	Carnegie Public Library	July 11, 2002 (#02000725)	314 McLeod St. 45°49′57″N 109°57′07″W / 45.8325°N 109.951944°W / 45.8325; -109.951944 (Carnegie Public Library)	Big Timber	Another Carnegie Library, a gift from Andrew Carnegie to help communities have libraries.
4	Grand Hotel	September 19, 1985 (#85002424)	139 McLeod St. 45°50′04″N 109°57′14″W / 45.834444°N 109.953889°W / 45.834444; -109.953889 (Grand Hotel)	Big Timber	A grand old hotel that served travelers and locals in Big Timber.
5	Waborn (Wabe) and Sarah E. Harrison Ranch House	August 28, 1998 (#98001111)	Roughly located at the confluence of the Sweet Grass Creek and the Yellowstone River 45°47′16″N 109°46′57″W / 45.787778°N 109.7825°W / 45.787778; -109.7825	Greycliff	The historic ranch house of the Harrison family.
6	John Otto Spannring Family Farm	February 23, 1995 (#95000145)	7 miles east of Big Timber 45°48′50″N 109°50′48″W / 45.813889°N 109.846667°W / 45.813889; -109.846667 (John Otto Spannring Family Farm)	Big Timber	A historic family farm that shows the agricultural history of the area.
7	St. Mark's Episcopal Church	July 21, 1995 (#95000900)	W. 4th Ave. 45°49′53″N 109°57′12″W / 45.831389°N 109.953333°W / 45.831389; -109.953333 (St. Mark's Episcopal Church)	Big Timber	A historic church building in Big Timber.
8	Yellowstone Crossing, Bozeman Trail	December 1, 1978 (#78003407)	Northeast of Springdale on U.S. Route 10 45°45′13″N 110°09′56″W / 45.753611°N 110.165556°W / 45.753611; -110.165556	Springdale	This site marks where the famous Bozeman Trail crossed the Yellowstone River.

Historic Places in Teton County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Teton County Courthouse		November 29, 2006 (#06001093)	1 Main Ave., S. 47°48′39″N 112°10′53″W / 47.810833°N 112.181389°W / 47.810833; -112.181389 (Teton County Courthouse)	Choteau	The county courthouse, an important building for the local government.

Historic Places in Toole County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Bethany Lutheran Church	December 14, 1993 (#93001375)	0.25 miles (0.40 km) south of Gus Blaze Rd. 48°41′37″N 111°38′41″W / 48.693611°N 111.644722°W / 48.693611; -111.644722 (Bethany Lutheran Church)	Oilmont	A historic Lutheran church building in Oilmont.
2	Kevin Depot	August 11, 1980 (#80002433)	Central Ave. and 1st St. 48°44′45″N 111°58′04″W / 48.745719°N 111.96766°W / 48.745719; -111.96766 (Kevin Depot)	Kevin	The old train station in Kevin, important for the town's connection to the railway.
3	Marias River Bridge	March 26, 2012 (#12000173)	Mile 6, Marias Valley Rd. 48°25′38″N 111°53′26″W / 48.427307°N 111.890624°W / 48.427307; -111.890624 (Marias River Bridge)	Shelby vicinity	A historic bridge over the Marias River.
4	Rainbow Conoco	August 16, 1994 (#94000866)	400 Main St. 48°30′23″N 111°51′31″W / 48.506389°N 111.858611°W / 48.506389; -111.858611 (Rainbow Conoco)	Shelby	An old Conoco gas station with a unique rainbow design.
5	Rocky Springs Segment of the Whoop-Up Trail	April 15, 1993 (#93000278)	Address Restricted	Kevin	A part of the historic "Whoop-Up Trail," an old trade route.
6	Shelby Town Hall	February 14, 2006 (#06000040)	100 Montana Ave. 48°30′16″N 111°51′15″W / 48.504444°N 111.854167°W / 48.504444; -111.854167 (Shelby Town Hall)	Shelby	The town hall building, important for Shelby's local government.
7	US Customs Building	February 28, 1991 (#91000152)	Interstate 15 just south of the Canada–US border 48°59′54″N 111°57′31″W / 48.998333°N 111.958611°W / 48.998333; -111.958611 (US Customs Building)	SweetGrass	A building used by U.S. Customs at the border with Canada.

Historic Places in Treasure County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Big Horn River Bridge	January 4, 2010 (#09001188)	Milepost 2 on Montana Highway 104 (Old U.S. Route 10) 46°08′50″N 107°28′03″W / 46.147331°N 107.467608°W / 46.147331; -107.467608 (Big Horn River Bridge)	Custer	A historic bridge over the Big Horn River.
2	Sanders Gymnasium and Community Hall	August 29, 1997 (#97000976)	Old Montana Highway 10, 6 miles east of Hysham 46°17′25″N 107°06′06″W / 46.290278°N 107.101667°W / 46.290278; -107.101667	Sanders	A historic building that served as both a gym and a community hall.
3	Yucca Theatre	January 7, 1994 (#93001447)	520 Division St. 46°17′34″N 107°14′00″W / 46.292778°N 107.233333°W / 46.292778; -107.233333 (Yucca Theatre)	Hysham	A historic movie theater in Hysham.

Historic Places in Wheatland County

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	Graves Hotel		August 6, 1980 (#80002434)	106 S. Central Ave. 46°26′01″N 109°49′50″W / 46.4336°N 109.83059°W / 46.4336; -109.83059 (Graves Hotel)	Harlowton	A historic hotel in Harlowton.
2	Milwaukee Road Historic District		July 8, 1988 (#88001024)	Southern end of Central Ave. 46°25′49″N 109°49′38″W / 46.430278°N 109.827222°W / 46.430278; -109.827222 (Milwaukee Road Historic District)	Harlowton	This area includes historic buildings related to the Milwaukee Road railway.

Former Listings

	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Date removed	Location	City or town	Summary
1	McQuitty Building		February 15, 1980 (#80002435)	June 3, 1986	121 N. Central Ave.	Harlowton	This building was once on the list but was later removed.

Historic Places in Wibaux County

	Name on the Register	Date listed	Location	City or town	Description
1	St. Peter's Catholic Church	March 14, 1990 (#90000356)	W. Orgain Ave. 46°59′14″N 104°11′28″W / 46.987222°N 104.191111°W / 46.987222; -104.191111 (St. Peter's Catholic Church)	Wibaux	A historic Catholic church in Wibaux.
2	Vogt-Nunberg Farm	April 10, 2008 (#08000269)	7262 Montana Highway 7 46°49′02″N 104°13′27″W / 46.81735°N 104.22417°W / 46.81735; -104.22417 (Vogt-Nunberg Farm)	Wibaux	A historic farm that shows the agricultural history of the area.
3	Wibaux Commercial Historic District	December 28, 1989 (#89002170)	Roughly bounded by W. Orgain Ave., Wibaux, E. 1st Ave., S., and E 46°59′11″N 104°11′15″W / 46.986389°N 104.1875°W / 46.986389; -104.1875	Wibaux	This area includes many historic business buildings in Wibaux.
4	Pierre Wibaux House	September 10, 1971 (#71000483)	Orgain Ave. 46°59′12″N 104°11′06″W / 46.986667°N 104.185°W / 46.986667; -104.185 (Pierre Wibaux House)	Wibaux	The historic home of Pierre Wibaux, an important figure in the town's history.

Images for kids

Chief Plenty Coups' House in Big Horn County. He was a famous Crow chief.
The Yucca Theatre in Treasure County, a historic movie theater.
The Battle of Bear Paw site in Blaine County.
Dave's Texaco in Chinook, Blaine County.
The Lohman Building in Chinook, Blaine County.
Eagle Guard Station in Broadwater County.
The State Bank of Townsend in Broadwater County.
The Toston Bridge over the Missouri River.
Medicine Rocks State Park in Carter County.
The Daniels County Courthouse in Scobey.
The Baker Hotel in Fallon County (now destroyed).
Cottonwood Creek Bridge in Fallon County.
The Fallon County Jail in Baker.
The Adams Hotel in Lavina, Golden Valley County.
Grace Lutheran Church of Barber in Golden Valley County.
Lavina State Bank in Golden Valley County.
Slayton Mercantile Co. in Lavina, Golden Valley County.
Carnegie Public Library in Havre, Hill County.
Company Officers' Quarters at Fort Assinniboine.
A historic home in the Havre Residential Historic District.
The Old Post Office and Courthouse in Havre.
Boulder Hot Springs Hotel in Jefferson County.
The W.C. Child Ranch in Jefferson County.
Fraternity Hall in Elkhorn, Jefferson County.
Jefferson County Courthouse in Boulder.
The Montana Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Judith River Ranger Station in Judith Basin County.
St. Ignatius Mission in Lake County.
First State Bank of Chester in Liberty County.
Ant Flat Ranger Station in Lincoln County.
The Coram Hotel in Libby, Lincoln County.
Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Eureka.
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge in Troy.
The Troy Jail in Lincoln County.
Gladstone Hotel in Circle, McCone County.
Lewis and Clark Bridge near Wolf Point.
Fort Logan Blockhouse in Meagher County.
Byron R. Sherman House in White Sulphur Springs.
Stockmen's Bank of Martinsdale.
Roundup Central School in Musselshell County.
St. Benedict's Catholic School in Roundup.
Cat Creek Oil Field Sign in Petroleum County.
Winnett Block in Winnett, Petroleum County.
H. Earl Clack Service Station in Saco.
Phillips County Carnegie Library in Malta.
Saco Mercantile in Saco.
Sleeping Buffalo Rock near Saco.
Conrad City Hall in Pondera County.
Yellowstone River Bridge in Prairie County.
Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site.
Big Timber Town Hall in Sweet Grass County.
Carnegie Public Library in Big Timber.
Grand Hotel in Big Timber.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Big Timber.
Teton County Courthouse in Choteau.
Kevin Depot in Toole County.
Rainbow Conoco in Shelby.
Yucca Theatre in Hysham.
Graves Hotel in Harlowton, Wheatland County.
Milwaukee Road Historic District in Harlowton.
St. Peter's Catholic Church in Wibaux.
Wibaux Commercial Historic District.
Pierre Wibaux House in Wibaux.

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