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Title: Setting Up the Camp Tent, 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. Vintage photo. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.530 |
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Title: Paul Harvat and 4,000 Hampshire Lambs, Stockyards, Livingston, Montana Date: September 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Paul Harvat (1891-1960) with 4,000 Hampshire Lambs in the stockyards at Livingston, Montana. Paul was the son of John H. Sr., and Elizabeth Harvat. 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. Vintage 5x7 in. neg. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.127 |
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Title: Sheep at Stockyard, Livingston, Montana Date: September 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Marion Martin (1892-1975) standing in flock of Harvat Ranch sheep in the stockyard, Livingston, Montana. Vintage 3.5x5.5 in. copy negative. Format: Image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.132 |
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Title: Loading Sheep at Stockyard, Livingston, Montana Date: September 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Five men, one of whom is most likely Marion Martin (1892-1975), loading Harvat Ranch sheep at the stockyard, Livingston, Montana. Vintage 5.5x3.5 in. negative. Format: Image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.135 |
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Title: James "Jamie" Adams Moving Sheep to Stockyards, Paradise Valley, Montana Date: September 1937 Location: Paradise Valley, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: James "Jamie" Adams (1918-1983) moving sheep to stockyards, holding the bellwether sheep in the lead. 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 restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.158 |
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Title: Harvat Ranch Sheep at the Emigrant Bridge, Paradise Valley, Montana Date: September 10, 1937 Location: Paradise Valley, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Harvat Ranch sheep at the Emigrant bridge along the Yellowstone River, Paradise Valley, Montana. Vintage 5.5x3.5 in. negative. Format: Image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.171 |
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Title: Loading Sheep at Stockyards, Livingston, Montana Date: September 16, 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Sheep from the Harvat Ranch being loaded at the stockyards in Livingston, Montana. The Harvat Ranch was the largest sheep ranch in SW Montana, with 60,000 sheep. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.136 |
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Title: Loading Sheep onto Railroad Cars, Railroad Stockyard, Livingston, Montana Date: September 16, 1937 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Sheep from the Harvat Ranch south of Livingston, Montana, being loaded onto railroad cars. The Harvat Ranch was the largest sheep ranch in SW Montana, with 60,000 sheep. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.140 |
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Title: Lambing at the Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: May 1938 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Unidentified man holding shepherd's crook with ewe, lamb, and dog in foreground. A flock of sheep are lying on the ground in the background, Livingston, Montana. Vintage 3.5x5.5 in. negative. Format: Image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.52 |
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Title: Paul Harvat and Norris Spangler Docking Tails, Harvat Ranch, Livingston, Montana Date: May 1938 Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Haberstroh, John C. Description: Paul Harvat (1891-1960) and Norris Spangler (1903-1983) docking tails at the Harvat Ranch in Livingston, Montana. Paul was the son of John H. Sr., and Elizabeth Harvat. Norris started working for the Harvats in 1925 and worked for them for 34 years. Vintage 5x7 in. negative. Format: image/jpeg Source: John C. Haberstroh Collection Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 87.92.61 |
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