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1 Montana postcard collection, , bulk Overview of the Collection Collector Title Dates Quantity Montana Historical Society Montana postcard collection , bulk (inclusive) boxes Approximately 7750 postcards Collection Number PC 001 Summary The Montana postcard collection consists of approximately 7,750 commercially produced postcards primarily associated with Montana subjects. Postcards include photomechanical reproductions of artwork, greeting cards, geographic locations in Montana, and other subjects related to Montana and the West. Repository Access Restrictions Montana Historical Society, Research Center Archives Montana Historical Society Research Center Archives 225 North Roberts PO Box Helena MT Telephone: Fax: Collection is open for research. Additional Reference Guides Languages Printed inventory available in Photograph Archives reference room. English Historical Note A postcard or post card is a rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended for writing and mailing without an envelope and at a lower rate than a letter. The term Postcard refers to cards which were privately produced and were not sold with postage prepaid. Postcards are visual representations of people and places specific to a particular time, providing a record of changes in geography, graphic and artwork styles, social interests, and social concerns. Deltiology, or postcard collecting, has been a popular hobby since the late nineteenth century. Germany's Heinrich von Stephan invented the concept of the postal card in 1865, and by 1870 postcards were being privately produced in the United States. The issuance of commemorative postcards at Chicago's World Columbian Exhibition (1893) followed by an act of Congress that allowed cards created by private publishers to be mailed at the same rate as government cards (1898) caused an increase in the production and collection of postcards in the United States. 1

2 The deltiology community generally divides the production of postcards in the United States into a few distinct eras. Postcards produced in the Pioneer Era (pre-1898) typically contained advertisements and appeared in urban centers in the East. Private Mailing Card Era (1898-Dec. 24, 1901) postcards had undivided backs and a Private Mailing Card logo. During the Undivided Back Postcard Era (Dec. 24, 1901-March 1, 1907), postcards had an undivided back and a Post Card logo. The Divided Back Era (March 1, ), also known as the Golden Age of postcards, featured postcards with space on the verso for both an address and a message. Previously, only the address of the recipient was allowed on the verso. This period marks the apex of the popularity of mailing postcards. World War I, influenza epidemics, and the advent of the telephone caused the decline of the postcard after During the White Border Era ( ), postcards were often produced with white borders around the screened image. The Linen Card Era ( ) reflects a shift in production towards printing on linen card stock, which gave postcards a textured look and feel. Finally, during the Photochrome Era (1945-present), glossy color postcards became favored. Until the mid-1970s, most cards produced in the United States were the "standard" size, approximately 3-1/2 x 5 inches. The "continental" size, approximately 4 x 6 inches, was a size that was common in Europe earlier than in the United States, but most of the cards sold in the U.S. since the mid-1970s are this size. Super-sized postcards approximately 5 x 7 inches were published more recently. The printing on color lithograph postcards varies in quality. Most view cards are based on black-andwhite photographs with color added. The printing on these cards often has good detail and deep colors. Greeting cards also are colorful and usually embossed, although sometimes the graphics on these cards can be of poor quality. Content Description The Montana postcard collection consists of approximately 7,750 commercially produced postcards primarily associated with Montana subjects. Postcards in the collection were produced between 1893 and 2005, with most of the postcards dating between 1905 and The collection includes four series: the Artwork Series, the Greetings Series, the Subject Series, and the Oversized Postcards Series. The collection consists of photomechanical postcards and does not contain photographic or real photo postcards. The Artwork Series contains reproductions of artwork, including paintings, sketches, etchings, sculpture, and woodcarving. Topically, the artwork focuses on Montana and the West. Over half of the series reproduces the work of Charles Marion Russell. The Greetings Series comprises postcards sent in honor of a life event, such as a holiday or birthday, to establish general contact with an acquaintance or loved one, or to express a sentiment, like congratulations or humor. The largest series, the Subject Series, contains postcards of geographic locations in Montana and subjects related to Montana and the West, often sold as souvenirs to tourists visiting locations in the state. The series primarily contains images of Montana cities and towns, state and national parks, bodies of water, mountains, and other geographic locations. The series also contains reproductions of L. A. (Laton Alton) Huffman photographs on Montana subjects. Photographer L. A. Huffman settled in Montana Territory around 1879 to work as the Post Photographer at Fort Keogh. Huffman ran a photographic studio in Miles City from the early 1880s to In 1905 he began selling prints made from his negatives of frontier life in Montana. Huffman produced some of his images on postcard mounts, notably in two major sets. The 1907 Huffman set consists of twenty-seven black and white postcards, with some color variants. The 1926 Huffman set 2

3 contains fifteen black and white postcards printed with a white border. The L. A. Huffman postcards in the Subject Series include cards from the 1907 and 1926 sets and later color reproductions of Huffman images. The Oversized Postcards Series consists of postcards measuring greater than 4 x 6 inches. Other Descriptive Information Many of the postcards in this collection are attributed to specific photographers, photographic studios, or publishing companies. Creator information is not included on this finding aid. Use of the Collection Restrictions on Use The Montana Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Photograph Archives collections and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Photograph Archives before any reproduction use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in its collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners. Preferred Citation Montana postcard collection. PC 001. [Box number.] Montana Historical Society Photograph Archives, Helena, Montana. Administrative Information Arrangement The postcards are arranged in series according to topic. The Artwork Series contains postcards with reproductions of artwork and is arranged alphabetically by the artists' surname. The Greetings Series comprises postcards sent in honor of a life event, such as a holiday or birthday, or to establish general contact with an acquaintance or loved one. The Greetings Series is arranged alphabetically by type of greeting. The Subject Series contains postcards of geographic locations in Montana and subjects related to Montana and the West, arranged alphabetically by topic. Sub-topics within the subject series are arranged alphabetically by topic, with the exception of Yellowstone National Park, which is arranged alphabetically by publisher. The Oversized Postcards series, containing postcards measuring greater than 4 x 6 inches, is arranged alphabetically by subject. Acquisition Information Acquisition information available upon request. Processing Note 3

4 The Montana postcard collection is an artificial collection that combines multiple accessions from circa 1950 to the present. The collection continues to grow with new donations, and subjects are added as needed to reflect donated materials. Bibliography Fappel, L. " Postcard types and eras. " Accessed December 23, types.html. Klamkin, Marian, Picture Postcards (New York, Dodd, Mead and Company, 1974). Kollodge, Jack, " Custer Battlefield, " Twin City Postcard Club 10 (1986): 3. Seneca County (N.Y.) " A History of Postcards. " Accessed December 11, %20History.pdf. Detailed Description of the Collection Series I: Artwork, Container(s) Description Dates Box 1 Auth, Robert -- Paintings 1 Beaulaurier, Leo -- Paintings 1 Blake, Morris -- Woodcarvings 1 Brown, Art -- Pen and Ink sketches 1 Cross, Henry H., Paintings 1 Curtiss, Maureen -- Drawings 1 Drake-Robinson, Leslie -- Artwork 1 Fell, Olive -- Etchings 1 Gollings, Elling William, Paintings 1 Griffen, R. -- Drawings 1 Hall, Bob -- Sketches 1 Harrison, Robert -- Sculptures 1 Innes, John -- Paintings 4

5 1 Jacobson, Dan -- Paintings 1 Lochrie, Elizabeth. -- Paintings 1 McCarty, Lea -- Paintings 1 McCollum, Ernest, Drawings 1 Nimy, Buck -- Etchings 1 Nixon, Sharon -- Sketches 1 Paxson, E. S., Paintings 1 Peterson, L. -- Paintings 1 Racine, Al -- Etchings 1 Ralston, J. K., Paintings 1 Reed, Rae Anne -- Artwork 1 Reedstrom, Ernest Lisle -- Sketches 1 Reiss, Winold, Paintings 1 Remington, Frederic, Artwork 1 Russell, Charles M. (Charles Marion), Artwork 1 Sawyer, Mary -- Paintings 1 Schreyvogel, Charles, Paintings 1 Segesman, John -- Paintings 1 Seltzer, O. C. (Olaf C.), Paintings 1 Shinners, Will. -- Paintings 1 Standing Soldier, Andrew -- Paintings 5

6 1 Standing, William. -- Sketches 1 Walking, Felix -- Paintings 1 Weaver, J. B. -- Sketches 1 Wimar, Carl, Paintings 1 Wolfe, Byron -- Paintings Series II: Greetings, ca Container(s) Description Dates Box 2 Advertising 2 Animals Cats Dogs General 2 Baseball 2 Best Wishes Animals Floral Landscapes Luck People 2 Birth Announcements and Baby Greetings 6

7 2 Birthday Animals Floral 3 Birthday Landscapes People Verse 3 Children Dutch General 3 Christmas Adults Angels Bells Birds Cats Children Nativity Santa Claus 4 Christmas Verse 7

8 General 4 Congratulations 4 Correspondence 4 Easter Angels Chicks and Hens Crosses 5 Easter Eggs Jesus People Rabbits Sheep General 5 Floral Floral set Roses General (by color) 5 Fourth of July 5 Friendship Box 8

9 5 Good Luck Box 5 Greetings and Regards 6 Greetings From Greetings From Montana Places Pennant General 6 Halloween 6 Humorous Children Military Presidents Romance and Sexuality General 6 Leap Year 6 Leather 6 Literary 6 Marriage 6 Memorial Day 6 Mother's Day 6 Mourning 9

10 6 Names 7 New Year's Day Angels Animals Birds Clocks and Time Flora and Foliage Landscapes Nautical People 7 Patriotic 7 Presidents 7 Religious 7 Remembrance 7 Romance Cupid Kisses Tokens and Verse General 7 Scenes and Scenery 8 St. Patrick's Day 10

11 8 Tall Tale 8 Thanksgiving Children Pilgrims Turkey Vegetables and Menus 8 Valentine's Day Animals Children Couples Cupid Floral Verse Women 8 Women Series III: Subject, Container(s) Description Dates Box 9 Absaroka Range 9 Airplanes 9 Alder Gulch 11

12 9 Alhambra Hot Springs 9 Anaconda (Mont.) Buildings Smelter Streets Views 9 Anchor Lake 9 Avon (Mont.) 9 Badlands (Mont.) 9 Badlands (N.D.) 9 Baker (Mont.) 9 Bannack (Mont.) Buildings Mines and mining Streets Views 9 Basin (Mont.) 9 Basin Creek Reservoir 9 Bear Paw Mountains 9 Bears 9 Beartooth Mountains 12

13 9 Beaverhead River and Beaverhead Rock 9 Belgrade (Mont.) 9 Belt (Mont.) 9 Belt Mountains (Mont.) 9 Bicycles 9 Big Elk Ranch 9 Big Fork (Mont.) 9 Big Hole National Battlefield (Mont.) 9 Big Hole Dam 9 Big Hole River (Mont.) and Big Hole River Valley (Mont.) 9 Bighorn Mountains (Wyo. and Mont.) 9 Big Sandy (Mont.) 9 Big Sky (Mont.) 9 Big Sky Magic Enterprises [historical series] 9 Billings (Mont.) Buildings 10 Billings (Mont.) Streets Surrounding Area Views 10 Birds 13

14 10 Bison, American Big Medicine 10 Bitterroot Range (Idaho and Mont.), Bitterroot River (Mont.), and Bitterroot River Valley (Mont.) 10 Blackfoot River (Mont.) 10 Bob Marshall Wilderness (Mont.) 10 Bonner (Mont.) 10 Boulder Hot Springs 10 Boulder (Mont.) 10 Bozeman (Mont.) Buildings Ladies' Imperial Band Montana State University Streets Views 10 Bridger (Mont.) 10 Bridger Canyon (Mont.) 10 Broadus (Mont.) 10 Browne's Lake 10 Browning (Mont.) 10 Burnt Fork Lake 10 Bridger (Mont.) 14

15 10 Butte (Mont.) Buildings Columbia Gardens 11 Butte (Mont.) Mines and Mining Streets Views 11 Camas Hot Springs 11 Canoes and canoeing 11 Canyon Ferry Dam (Mont.) and Canyon Ferry Lake (Mont.) 11 Carlton Creek 11 Carts and wagons 11 Cattle 11 Cattle brands 11 Chateau de Mores State Historic Site (N.D.) 11 Chester (Mont.) 11 Chico Hot Springs 11 Chinook (Mont.) 11 Choteau (Mont.) 11 Circle (Mont.) 11 Clark Canyon Reservoir 15

16 11 Clark Fork (Mont. and Idaho) 11 Clinton (Mont.) 11 Colstrip (Mont.) 11 Columbia Falls (Mont.) 11 Columbus (Mont.) 11 Continental Divide 11 Cooke City (Mont.) 11 Corvallis (Mont.) 11 Corwin Springs (Mont.) 11 Cowboys 11 Coyotes 11 Crazy Mountains (Mont.) 11 Crystal Lake (Fergus County, Mont.) 11 Custer (Mont.) 11 Deer 11 Deer Lodge (Mont.) 11 Dewey (Mont.) 11 Diamond City (Mont.) 11 Dillon (Mont.) 11 Drummond (Mont.) 11 Dude ranches 16

17 11 East Glacier Park (Mont.) 11 East Helena (Mont.) 11 East Rosebud Lake 12 Ekalaka (Mont.) 12 Electric (Mont.) 12 Elk 12 Elkhorn (Mont.) 12 Elliston (Mont.) 12 Ennis Lake 12 Essex (Mont.) 12 Eureka (Mont.) 12 Fairs Century of Progress International Exposition ( : Chicago, Ill.) Expo '74 (Spokane, Wash.) Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition (1905: Portland, Or.) World's Columbian Exposition (1893: Chicago, Ill.) 12 Farms and farming 12 Fish and fishing 12 Flags 12 Flathead Indian Reservation (Mont.) 12 Flathead Lake (Mont.) 17

18 12 Flathead River (B.C. and Mont.) and Flathead River Valley (B.C. and Mont.) 12 Flowers Bitterroot 12 Forests and forest fires 12 Forsyth (Mont.) 12 Fort Assiniboine (Mont.) 12 Fort Benton (Mont.) 12 Fort Harrison (Mont.) 12 Fort Owen (Mont.) 12 Fort Peck Dam (Mont.) and Fort Peck Lake (Mont.) 12 Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site (N.D. and Mont.) 12 Fraternal organizations 12 Freight and freightage 12 Freighting: A tribute to early American freighters series by Joseph M. Hartman 12 Gallatin Canyon (Mont.), Gallatin Range (Mont.), Gallatin River (Wyo. and Mont.), and Gallatin River Valley (Wyo. and Mont.) 12 Gardiner (Mont.) 12 Garnet Range 12 Gates of the Mountains 12 Georgetown Lake (Mont.) 12 Giant Springs Heritage State Park 18

19 12 Glacier Creek 13 Glacier National Park (Mont.) Camps and chalets Chief Mountain East Glacier Hotel Flowers Garden Wall Glaciers Going to the Sun Highway Going to the Sun Mountain Grinnell Mountain Heavens Peak Iceberg Lake Lake Ellen Wilson Lake Janet Lake Josephine Lake McDonald Lake McDonald Hotel Lakes - Miscellaneous Little Chief Mountain Logan Pass 19

20 Many Glacier Hotel McDonald Creek Mountain goats Mountains - Miscellaneous Piegan Pass Reynolds Mountain Rising Wolf Mountain St. Mary Lake 14 Glacier National Park (Mont.) Sunrift Gorge Swiftcurrent Lake Thunderbird Mountains Trails Two Medicine Lake Viewbooks Waterfalls Waterton Lakes National Park border 14 Glasgow (Mont.) 14 Glendive (Mont.) 14 Granite Lake 14 Great Falls (Mont.) 20

21 Buildings Falls and rivers Parks Smelter Streets Views 14 Gregson Hot Springs 14 Guns and rifles 14 Hamilton (Mont.) 14 Happy Valley 14 Harlem (Mont.) 14 Harlowtown (Mont.) 14 Hauser Dam (Mont.) and Hauser Lake 14 Havre (Mont.) 15 Helena (Mont.) Broadwater Hotel and Natatorium Buildings Carroll College Dry Gulch Fire Tower Hangman's Tree 21

22 Last Chance Tour Train Mines and Mining Montana Historical Society Montana State Capitol 16 Helena (Mont.) Montana State Fair Moose Creek Mount Helena Parks Pioneers Reeder's Alley State Nursery Streets Viewbooks Views 16 Hell Gate (Missoula County, Mont.) 16 Highways and interstates 16 Hobson (Mont.) 16 Holter Dam (Mont.) 16 Holland Lake (Mont.) 16 Horses 22

23 16 Huffman, L. A. (Laton Alton), This series contains reproductions of L.A. (Laton Alton) Huffman photographs on Montana subjects. It contains two sets: 1907 set consists of black and white postcards with color variants and 1926 set consists of black and white postcards with a white border. 17 Hungry Horse Dam (Mont.) 17 Hunters Hot Springs (Mont.) 17 Hunting 17 Huntley (Mont.) 17 Indian Head (peak) 17 Indians Blackfeet Crow Dakota Flathead Kootenai Nez Perce Indians of North America 17 Ingomar (Mont.) 17 Joliet (Mont.) 17 Kalispell (Mont.) 17 Kendall (Mont.) 17 Kibbey Canyon 23

24 17 Kootenai Falls and Kootenai River 17 Lake Como 17 Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park (Mont.) 17 Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail 17 Lewistown (Mont.) 17 Libby (Mont.) 17 Lima Dam 17 Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument (Mont.) Coffeen-Schnitger Trading Company set General 17 Livingston (Mont.) 17 Lolo Hot Springs 17 Lolo Indian Trail 17 Lombard (Mont.) 17 Lost Trail Hot Springs 18 Lost Trail Pass 18 Lumber industry 18 MacDonald Pass 18 Madison River 18 Madison River Power Dam 18 Makoshika State Park 24

25 18 Malta (Mont.) 18 Marias River (Mont.) 18 Marysville (Mont.) 18 McLeod (Mont.) 18 Medicine Rocks State Park 18 Melville (Mont.) 18 Miles City (Mont.) 18 Mill Creek 18 Mines and mining Dredges and dredging Smelting 18 Mission Range 18 Missoula (Mont.) Buildings Floods Fort Missoula Marshall Grade Mount Jumbo Parks Rattlesnake Creek Scenic drives 25

26 Streets University of Montana Views 18 Missouri River 18 Montana - General 18 Montana - Poems 18 Montana - Viewbooks 18 Moore (Mont.) 18 Moose 18 Mount Haggin 18 Mountain sheep 18 Mystic Lake 19 National Postcard Week 19 Neihart (Mont.) 19 Nevada City (Mont.) 19 Ninepipe National Wildlife Refuge (Mont.) 19 Outhouses 19 Paradise Valley 19 People Bonner, John W. (John Woodrow), Bowen, Eli 26

27 Bryan, William Jennings, Buffalo Bill, Cameron, Evelyn, Hickok, Wild Bill, Judge, Thomas L. Mullan, John Pawnee Bill, Russell, Charles M. (Charles Marion), Sacagawea Schwinden, Ted Taylor, W. H. 19 Philipsburg (Mont.) 19 Piedmont (Mont.) 19 Pipestone Hot Springs 19 Plentywood (Mont.) 19 Polson (Mont.) 19 Pompeys Pillar (Mont.) 19 Poplar (Mont.) 19 Potomac Valley 19 Quake Lake 19 Radersburg (Mont.) 27

28 19 Railroads Burlington Northern Railway Company Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company Freedom Train Great Northern Railway Company Northern Pacific Railway Company Miscellaneous 19 Ravalli (Mont.) 19 Red Lodge (Mont.) 19 Red Mountain, Lewis Range 19 Richland (Mont.) 19 Robbers' Roost 19 Rock Creek 19 Rock Creek Lake 19 Rodeos 19 Roundup (Mont.) 19 Ryegate (Mont.) 19 St. Ignatius Mission (Lake County, Mont.) 19 St. Mary's Mission (Stevensville, Mont.) 19 Saint Regis (Mont.) 19 Salmon Lake 28

29 19 Sawtooth Creek 19 Scapegoat Mountain 19 Seeley Lake 19 Sheep 19 Shelby (Mont.) 19 Sheridan Butte 19 Sheridan (Mont.) 19 Sidney (Mont.) 19 Silver Gate (Mont.) 19 Silver Lake 19 Sixteen Mile Canyon 19 Skalkaho Falls 19 Skis and skiing 19 Sluice Boxes State Park 19 Snakes 19 Somers (Mont.) 19 Spanish Creek 19 Spanish Peaks 19 Stagecoach lines and Stagecoaches 19 Stanford (Mont.) 19 Steamboats 29

30 19 Stevensville (Mont.) 19 Stockett (Mont.) 19 Sun River 19 Superior (Mont.) 19 Swan Lake 19 Swan Range 19 Swan River 19 Taft (Mont.) 19 Taylor Creek 19 Taylor Peak 19 Terry (Mont.) 19 Thompson Falls (Mont.) 19 Tin Cup Creek 19 Townsend (Mont.) 19 Trees and shrubs 19 Troy (Mont.) 19 Twin Bridges (Mont.) 19 Two Dot (Mont.) 19 United States. Army. 19 United States. Navy. Montana (Armored cruiser) 30

31 19 Victor (Mont.) 19 Virginia City (Mont.) Buildings 20 Virginia City (Mont.) Logging and mining Road Agents Streets Views 20 Warland (Mont.) 20 Warm Springs Creek 20 West Yellowstone (Mont.) 20 Wheeler (Mont.) 20 Whitcomb (Mont.) 20 White Sulphur Springs (Mont.) 20 Whitefish Lake 20 Whitefish (Mont.) 20 Whitehall (Mont.) 20 Willow Creek 20 Windham (Mont.) 20 Wise River 20 Wolf Creek Canyon (formerly Prickly Pear Canyon) 31

32 20 Wolf Point (Mont.) 20 Yellowstone National Park Many of the Yellowstone National Park postcards are numbered sets associated with a publishing company, so these postcards are arranged alphabetically by the name of the publisher. Publishers whose names begin with the letters A to Sa are in box 15. Box 16 contains letters Sc to Z. The subjects listed below are represented in these sets. Contact the Photograph Archives for an index of subjects by publisher. Angel Terrace Bears Big Blue Spring Biscuit Basin Bison Buffalo Bill Dam and Reservoir (formerly Shoshone Dam) Camping Canyon Hotel Castle Geyser Cathedral Rocks Chittenden Bridge Cleopatra Terrace Crossed Sabres Ranch (formerly Holm Lodge) Crystal Falls Deer Devil's Inkstand 32

33 Eagle Nest Rock Emerald Pool Excelsior Geyser Firehole Falls Firehole River Fishing Fishing Cone Fort Yellowstone Fountain Geyser Fountain Paint Pot Gardiner (Mont.) Gardner Canyon Gardner River Giant Geyser Gibbon Canyon Gibbon Falls Golden Gate Canyon Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River Grand Loop Road Grotto Geyser Hoodoos 33

34 Jupiter Terrace Kepler Cascades Lake Hotel Liberty Gap Lone Star Geyser Lower Falls of the Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel Minerva Terrace Minute Geyser Morning Glory Pool Mount Haynes (formerly Mount Burley) Mud Geyser Mud Volcano Natural Bridge Norris Geyser Basin Oblong Geyser Obsidian Cliff Old Faithful Geyser Opal Terrace Orange Spring Mound 34

35 Oregon Short Line Depot Petrified trees Pulpit Terrace Punch Bowl Spring Rainbow Pool Rangers Red Rock Riverside Geyser Roosevelt Arch Sapphire Pool Sheepeater Cliffs Shoshone Canyon Shoshone Lake Silver Gate Spiral Bridge Sponge Geyser Stagecoaches Steamboats Sunset Lake Teakettle Spring Tower Fall 35

36 Trout Creek U.S. Highway 212 Undine Falls Upper Falls of the Yellowstone Upper Geyser Basin Viewbooks Virginia Cascade West Yellowstone (Mont.) Wylie Hotel Wylie Permanent Camp Yellowstone Lake Yellowstone River 20 Yellowstone River 20 Yellowtail Dam 20 Zortman (Mont.) Series IV: Oversized Postcards, Container(s) Description Dates Box 21 Artwork Harrison, Robert -- Sculptures Haynes, F. Jay (Frank Jay), Photographs 36

37 Reproductions of F. Jay Haynes photographs not published by Haynes. Mihalic, David. -- Paintings Paxson, E. S., Paintings Peters, Les -- Paintings Ralston, J. K., Paintings Reedstrom, Ernest Lisle -- Paintings Remington, Frederic, Paintings Russell, Charles M. (Charles Marion), Paintings Van Tassell, C. (Charles), b Drawings 21 Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area (Mont. and Wyo.) 21 Billings (Mont.) 21 Bison, American Big Medicine 21 Chinook (Mont.) 21 Deer 21 Dillon, (Mont.) 21 Essex (Mont.) 21 Flathead Lake (Mont.) and Kerr Dam 21 Fort Peck Lake (Mont.) 21 Galata (Mont.) 21 Glacier National Park (Mont.) 37

38 Lake McDonald Logan Pass Many Glacier Hotel McDonald Creek Mount Gould Mount Wilbur St. Mary Lake Trick Falls Two Medicine Lake 21 Great Falls (Mont.) 21 Haugan (Mont.) 21 Helena (Mont.) 21 Highways and interstates 21 Indians 21 Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument (Mont.) 21 Mission Range 21 Montana -- General 21 Railroads 21 Red Lodge (Mont.) 21 Rudyard (Mont.) 21 Sidney (Mont.) 38

39 21 Teton Range (Wyo. and Idaho) 21 Tournament of Roses 21 Whitefish (Mont.) 21 Yellowstone National Park Fishing Bridge Old Faithful Geyser Viewbooks Yellowstone Falls Yellowstone Lake Names and Subjects Subject Terms : Animals. Art. Holidays. Indians of North America. Lakes. Mines and mineral resources. Mountains. Personal Names : Huffman, L. A. (Laton Alton), Russell, Charles M. (Charles Marion), Geographical Names : Billings (Mont.) Butte (Mont.) Glacier National Park (Mont.) Great Falls (Mont.) Helena (Mont.) Missoula (Mont.) Montana. Virginia City (Mont.) Yellowstone National Park. Form or Genre Terms : Postcards. Finding aid prepared by Lindsay Matson,

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