Title: Charles "Buckskin Charley" Marble, Hunting Guide, Bozeman, Montana Date: ca 1890s  Location: Bozeman, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Charles "Buckskin Charley" Marble (1864-1943), buffalo hunter, guide. He worked for Richard "Rocky Mountain Dick" Rock and Victor "Vic" Smith at their hunting and guide ranch near Yellowstone. In 1886, he guided Teddy Roosevelt through Gallatin Canyon on a hunting expedition. Later he had a taxidermy shop on Main St. in Bozeman. Vintage 4.5x6.5 print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x84.4.635

Title: Bozeman Opera House, Main St. Looking West, Bozeman, Montana Date: ca 1890  Location: Bozeman, Montana Photographer: Schlechten Bros. Description: Bozeman Opera House and City Hall, located at Rouse and Main Sts. The building included the fire hall, city offices and the opera house. Those involved in its construction and plans were J. V. Bogert, W. W. Alderson, and Frank Benepe. This photo is before the fourth story was added which made the walls overloaded and more prone to earthquake damage. The building was demolished in 1966. Vintage 10x8 in. print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.161

Title: Camping Up Taylors Fork, Madison Range, Montana Date: 1890  Location: Madison Range, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Camping up Taylors Fork, in the Gallatin Canyon, Madison Range, then known as Dodge Creek, named for Ira Dodge. Mr. & Mrs. Merritt William (1840-1926) & Mary A. Biggs Penwell (1848-1930); Mr. & Mrs. Murray Hossum; Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Hossum; Florence Penwell (1868-1947), Sarah Slate (1867-1908), Ira Dodge (1859-1920), who later married Sarah Slate; Ralph E. DeCamp (1838-1936). DeCamp was a well-known artist of Montana landscapes and was a friend of Charlie Russell. Vintage 8.5x5 in. print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.5

Title: Miners Ready to go Down Original Mine, Butte, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Butte, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Large group of miners standing in front of mine, ready to go down the Original Mine to work. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.575

Title: Bringing In the Copper Ore, Senator Clarks Stewart Mine, Butte, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Butte, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Bringing in the copper ore. Senator Clarks Stewart Mine, also known as the Steward Mine, was one of the deepest and most productive mines from 1890 until its closure in 1973. This depicts some of the working conditions for the miners. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.577

Title: Drills At Work 1,900 Feet Under Butte, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Butte, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Men using drills in the mines under Butte, 1,900 feet down. This depicts some of the working conditions for the miners. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.582

Title: Train Load of Copper Ore Going to Washoe Smelters, Butte, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Butte, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Train load of copper ore going to the Anaconda Washoe smelters from Butte. Mining equipment on the right and in the background. The Washoe smelter was built and opened July 18, 1900. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.585

Title: The Richest Hill on Earth, Butte, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Butte, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: The richest hill on earth - mining in Butte. In 1890, the population of Butte was 24,000 and in 1920, the population had peaked at 60,000. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.586

Title: Boston and Montana Band in Parade, Elks Day, Butte, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Butte, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Boston and Montana bands in parade for Elks Day in Butte. People watching the parade standing on both sides of the street. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.621

Title: In the Village of Blackfeet Indians near St. Marys Lake, Glacier National Park, Montana Date: 1890-1911  Location: Glacier National Park, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Two members of the Blackfeet tribe standing near the tipis, one standing in the doorway. In the background is Glacier National Park. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph card. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.2.641

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