Posted in Montana
April 07, 2017
9 Rare Photos From Montana That Will Take You Straight To The Past
If you’re not a first generation Montanan, you’re well aware of how much the Treasure State has changed over time. Even the Last Best Place isn’t immune to shops and restaurants closing, houses being replaced with modern apartment buildings, and new people and businesses coming to town. These photos will remind your of the Montana your parents, grandparents or great grandparents once knew.
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These ladies were locally famous because their father turned the family ranch over to them since he never had sons. The ladies ran the ranch in skirts, turning down invitations from Wild West shows because they were dedicated to their jobs.
Back then, the Old Montana Prison Museum was just the Montana State Prison.
Hotel Baxter is one of the only buildings we recognize.
The cars, however, have.
Is Baker's Garage still open?
This beautiful town hasn't changed much at all, but the black and white gives it a vintage look.
If you love looking at old photos of Montana, check out these images from World War II.
