The "Almost Ghost Town" of Marysville, Montana
Marysville, like many old mining towns, was once thriving but now is mostly abandoned. There are a few homes and businesses that are occupied, but many of the structures in town appear abandoned.
Marysville, like many old mining towns, was once thriving but now is mostly abandoned. There are a few homes and businesses that are occupied, but many of the structures in town appear abandoned.
Our Pic of the Day features a bronze statue of a newspaper boy situated in downtown Helena, Montana
Gumbo was visiting the State Capitol building, located in lovely Helena. It's a lovely building that has served as the "people's house" since 1902.
DrFumblefinger saw this interesting mount at the Museum of Montana in Helena. It is a rare white buffalo, occurring only once in five million births.
DrFumblefinger shares photos of a road trip through the northern Rocky Mountains, when an early snowstorm blanketed the landscape.
DrFumblefinger shares the images and the story of A Carousel for Missoula -- how a community got together and built a lasting work of art and entertainment.
DrFumblefinger enjoyed a great breakfast experience at Steve's Cafe in Helena, Montana
DrFumblefinger shares some images of old barns from Montana.
DrFumblefinger shares photos of an interesting piece of art in a front yard in rural Montana.
DrFumblefinger came across this old fire truck in southern Montana.
DrFumblefinger visits Missoula's St Francis Xavier Church. It was started by Jesuits and opened in 1892. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and is known for its colorful murals.
Montana is a beautiful state and a great place to explore. Make sure to check out the Great Falls while in the area. Samantha shares some history and some of her favorite pictures.
DrFumblefinger derives child-like pleasure from the wonderful collection of treats available at the Sweet Palace in the small town of Philipsburg.
Fly fishing, like many hobbies, can inspire fanaticism. Grizzly Hackle Fly Shop caters to hobbyists.
This elegant building sits in downtown Missoula. More than a hundred years old, it's on the National Register of Historic places.