Historic Missoula Tours

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       From the Beginning
          Early, Early Missoula
          Hell Gate Village Era (1860-1865)
          Early Missoula (1864-1883)
          The Arrival of the Railroad (1883-1893)
          Slow and Steady Growth (1893-1900)
          A New Century (1898-1920)
          WWI and Its Aftermath (1917-1930)
          Great Depression & Thereafter (1930-2005)
          Timeline
       People
          A.B. Hammond
          C.H. McLeod
          C.P. Higgins
          Francis L. Worden
          Frank Woody
       Architecture
          American Four Square
          Colonial Revival
          Craftsman/Bungalow
          Dutch Colonial Revival
          Gothic Revival and Folk Victorian
          Modernistic
          Neoclassical
          Queen Anne
          Tudor Revival
       Cultural Resources
          Native Peoples
          Lewis & Clark Expedition
          European Settlement
       Building Materials
          Missoula Area Building Stone
          Knerr Ranch ‘Slate’
          Montana Building Stone in Missoula
          Imported Building Stone in Missoula
          Missoula Brick
          Montana Dimension Stone in Missoula
          Buildings & Their Building Stones
          Factors Influencing Use of Stone in Missoula
          Aggregates
          Stone
       Then and Now: Re-Photographing Missoula
          Bonita
          Bonner
          Bridge & Clark Fork River
          Downtown Missoula / Wilma
          East Pine Street
          Fort Missoula
          Higgins and Front
          H.O. Bell Residence
          Missoula County Courthouse
          South of Clark Fork River
          Spotswood Mansion
          University of Montana Campus
          West Front Street
          West Main Street

Tours
       National Register of Historic Places
       Historic Districts
          Downtown District
          East Pine St. District
          Lower Rattlesnake District
          McCormick District
          Northside District
          Southside District
          University Area District
          University of Montana
          Fort Missoula Historic District
       Riverfront Walking Tour

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Missoula and the surrounding area are rich in beauty and history. The Tour section provides visitors with resources to explore for themselves the historical places that make Missoula special.

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