Thursday, August 10, 2006
Members Wanted! No Pay, Lots of Work, Inquire Within!
I'd hoped this project would have been simple. I go to a few antique and junk shops, I find photos and ephemera from Montana, I scan and post. What was I thinking? I've been searching online and found some good material that I can prove are Montana-related. But finding photos that I can be certain were taken in Montana is not so easy. There's also the additional problem of money. A photo or old postcard from, say, Florida, may run about a dollar. However, it seems that local antique shops are geared a little more towards tourists, and if I want said items from Montana, I'm looking at a minimum of five dollars. For a postcard.

So this is getting off to a slow start, which is not what I wanted, but will have to suffice until I can gather more material. If there happens to be anyone out there that may want to join this blog as a member and add their own posts, maybe someone also interested in researching the web and local shops, and being a part of A History of Montana by Kodak... The offer is wide open -- I have no opposition to making this a community blog! Also, if anyone has a couple of photos or the like that they'd like to see here, that can happen, too!

If you're interested, or even if you just have a few suggestions, I'm just an email away:
requiscat at gmail dot com.
 
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Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Missoula, MT : Early 1900's : Misc. Locations

Officers Row at Fort Missoula, early 1900's



Missoula County High School, early 1900's



Group of Flathead Indians near Missoula, MT. The mission range is in the background, early 1900's



Senator W.A Clark's Lumber Mill, near Missoula, MT, early 1900's



Missoula County Court House

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