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Title: Sheep in Winter Corral, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: January 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.90 |
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Title: Edwin Harvat, Paint Branding, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: June 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Edwin Harvat (1894-1970), son of John, Sr. and Elizabeth Harvat, branding the sheep with paint to designate which band the sheep was in. Each brand went to a different summer range. The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.113 |
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Title: Wool Sack Nearly Full, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: June 18, 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. The sacks painted with an "H" and numbered and stored in a special room until hauled to the freight depot. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.100 |
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Title: Shearing Crew at Work, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: June 18, 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: This is the Rathburn crew from California who would come and camp out in the fields. One of the men was Charlie Freeman, the world champion sheep shearer at the time. The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.95 |
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Title: Shearing Crew at Work, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: June 18, 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: One of the Rathburn crew from California who would come and camp out in the fields. The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.98 |
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Title: Marion Martin Bagging Wool, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: June 18, 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Marion Martin (1892-1975) rolling fleeces and bagging them in one of the plants. The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.99 |
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Title: Sheep Grazing on Mountainside, Head of Colley Creek, Paradise Valley, Montana Date: August 1937 Location: Paradise Valley, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.280 |
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Title: Pack String by Cabin, Mill Creek, Montana Date: August 1937 Location: Mill Creek, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Mill Creek was one of the summer ranges for their sheep. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.339 |
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Title: Johnie Hankins and Edwin Harvat with Pack String, Paradise Valley, Montana Date: August 1937 Location: Paradise Valley, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Johnie Hankins (1894-1985) and Edwin Harvat (1894-1970) with pack string at Mill Creek in the Paradise Valley, Montana. Edwin was the son of John H., Sr., and Elizabeth Harvat. Vintage 5x7 in. neg. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.352 |
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Title: Ridge Camp at Windy Pass, Mill Creek, Montana Date: August 1937 Location: Mill Creek, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: The Harvat Ranch was one of the largest sheep ranching operations in SW Montana with more than 60,000 sheep. The ranch was built about 1917. It was located south of Livingston. Mill Creek was one of the summer ranges for their sheep. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright Museum of the Rockies Catalog Number: 87.92.525 |
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