MONTANA STATE INFORMATION

August 30th, 2024

Montana Brewing History | All Bozeman & Montana Breweries

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Montana Brewing History | All Bozeman & Montana Breweries

Montana Beer History and Companies – Best Bozeman, Montana Breweries – List of all Montana Breweries In 2024, there are over 120 breweries in Montana, listed below. Beginnings, Montana Brewing History: First named “Thorn-Smith Brewery” and then renamed “Virginia Brewery,” Montana’s first craft brewing industry began in Virginia City, Montana Territory in 1863–around the middle […]

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August 28th, 2024

Big Sky Montana

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Big Sky Montana

Big Sky is a vibrant, unincorporated community in southwest Montana, between Bozeman and West Yellowstone, Montana – 2024 Big Sky Homes For Sale  –  Big Sky Market Report –  Big Sky Resort History of Big Sky Montana: In 1902, Augustus Franklin Crail was the first to homestead in Big Sky, choosing today’s “Meadow” for his homestead. […]

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August 27th, 2024

Montana State University (MSU)

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Montana State University (MSU)

Montana State University (MSU) History Quick History, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana  The state of Montana was endowed by the Federal 1862 Morrill Act–allowing for the creation of United States land grant colleges–with the power to create Montana agricultural or “land grant” colleges, based upon Montana’s vast land. Consequently, the Montana legislature passed an act […]

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August 16th, 2024

Bozeman Montana History

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Bozeman Montana History

Bozeman, Montana History – Gallatin County, MT – John Bozeman – Pioneers and Founders – Population ~59,050 In 1864, W.W. Alderson described Montana’s Gallatin Valley as “one of the most beautiful and picturesque valleys the eye ever beheld, abounding in springs of clear water.” In the late 1800’s many agreed, calling it “The Egypt” or […]

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June 17th, 2024

Helena Montana History

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Helena Montana History

Helena is Montana’s capitol city. Originally know as “Crabtown,” for John Crab. Helena, MT was established October 30, 1864 and is near the Great Missouri River. Helena, Montana Yesterday and Today Four miners from Georgia, John Crab, John Cowan, Daniel Jackson Miller, and Reginald/Robert Stanley (the “Four Georgians“) found placer gold (quartz gold, silver, and lead, too) […]

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June 13th, 2024

Bozeman Montana Housing Resources

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Bozeman Montana Housing Resources

Bozeman Montana Housing Resources, Local To National Bozeman, Montana Housing Programs Available to Qualified Residents of Bozeman, Gallatin Valley, and Greater Montana. Dove Foundation The Dove Foundation Provides down payment and closing cost assistance to those approved for FHA or conventional loans. A mortgage lender must qualify borrowers for a loan. Family Promise of Gallatin […]

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May 3rd, 2024

Manhattan Montana History

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Manhattan Montana History

What’s To Know About Manhattan, Montana History? In 1865, what is now Manhattan, Montana was first named “Hamilton, Montana,” established as a rural center for the local community. Then, in 1883, Hamilton was renamed “Moreland” for the Moreland Irrigation Canal. About this time, while scouting for just the right Manhattan Montana land on which to […]

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May 1st, 2024

Montana Rivers

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Montana Rivers

SW Montana Rivers Near Bozeman The Gallatin, Jefferson, Madison, Missouri, and Yellowstone Rivers Extending north and south through Montana’s western terrain is the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains, separating Montana into two drainages, one west-sloping and the other east-sloping, enabling gravity to send the State’s water to either the Mississippi or the Columbia. Consequently, […]

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