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Below: Keelboat Mandan |
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Below: Mullan Wagon Road |
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Below: T.C. Power &
Bro. |
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Below: Choteau House |
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Below: I.G. Baker Home:
Montana's Greatest Mercantile establishment |
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Below: The Culbertson House |
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Below: Cowboys and Cattle |
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Below: The Missouri River
at Fort Benton, Montana |
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Below: The red line on the
monument in the photo below shows the high water mark |
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Below The two RV Gypsies,
Lee and Karen Duquette, took a walk over the bridge and Lee got dizzy
looking straight down at where the pylon met the water level. Yet, he
took a photograph. |
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Below: One picnic table and
benches right smack dab in the middle of the bridge. The end of the
bridge was gated off. |
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Below: The First Fire Engine
House became the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center (which was strangely
closed on this date). |
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Below: A Monument for Shep |
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Below: Fort Benton Levee
sign and information |
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Below: 1882 Grand Union
Hotel |
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Below: Lots
of bikers were in Fort Benton, and Lee and Karen Duquette admired their
wheels. |
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Below: Information about
Montana's Battleships |
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Below: Something unique
in front of a store. |
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Below: A very unique house |
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