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Butte, Montana
The Myra Brothel and Hotel occupies the top floor of Tony's Tin Shop in uptown Butte, in the city's old red-light district. Ned and Mary…
Nevada City, Montana
Nevada City is a restored gold-rush town on Highway 287 near Virginia City, owned by the State of Montana and managed by the Montana…
Deer Lodge, Montana
The Old Montana Prison in Deer Lodge opened in 1871 as the Montana Territorial Prison and held inmates until the last were moved to a new…
Red Lodge, Montana
The Pollard Hotel in downtown Red Lodge opened in 1893 as the Spofford Hotel, said to be the town's first brick building, and was renamed…
Pony, Montana
Pony was a gold-mining town settled in the 1860s and named for miner Tecumseth Smith, nicknamed Pony for his small size. A 1920 fire…
Pryor, Montana
The Pryor Mountains of south-central Montana are a sacred landscape to the Apsáalooke (Crow) people. In Crow tradition the mountains are…
Missoula, Montana
The University of Montana in Missoula has a long tradition of campus ghost stories. Brantly Hall, a former women's residence hall, is said…
Helena, Montana
The Windbag Saloon and Grill on Last Chance Gulch occupies a former brothel building, run in turn by madames including Ida Levy and Dorothy…
Butte, Montana
The World Museum of Mining is a 22-acre open-air museum on the site of the Orphan Girl mine above Butte, with a collection of relocated…