Title: Entrance to Morrison Cave, Jefferson County, Montana Date: ca 1900s  Location: Jefferson County, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Man standing in the entrance to Morrison Cave, part of the Lewis and Clark Caverns, located near Three Forks in Jefferson County. The cave was developed for tours in 1900 by Dan Morrison. Man standing in the entrance may be Morrison. Stereograph card. Vintage 7x3.5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x91.2.83

Title: Grand Cathedral, Morrison Cave, Jefferson County, Montana Date: ca 1900s  Location: Jefferson County, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Limestone formations in the Grand Cathedral, Morrison Cave, Lewis and Clark Caverns. The caves were first developed for tours in 1900 by Dan Morrison. Stereograph card. Vintage 7x3.5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x91.2.84

Title: Lunch Time in Morrison Cave, Jefferson County, Montana Date: ca 1900s  Location: Jefferson County, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Visitors stopping for lunch in Morrison Cave, Lewis and Clark Caverns. Stereograph card. Vintage 7x3.5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x91.2.95

Title: Randall Family at Mammoth, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Date: ca 1901  Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Photographer: Haynes, F. Jay Description: Randall Family: James Norris (Dick) Randall (1867-1957), Mrs. James (Dora Rosebourough) Randall (1870-1967), Elizabeth (Bessie) Randall, Gay (L.W.) Randall. William (W.S.) Vinson (dude) (1866-1942) from Ottumwa, Iowa, standing in the middle. The Randall family owned the OTO Ranch, first dude ranch in Montana. Pretty Dick, as he was called, also drove the stagecoach for the Yellowstone Park Touring Company. Vintage print 7x5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 88.76.77

Title: Mrs. Elizabeth Wylie, Mrs. Bill Lockhart, Mrs. Tom Michener, Margaret Michener Date: ca 1901  Location: Unknown, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Four generation portrait: Mrs. Elizabeth Wylie (1822-1902), mother of William Wylie, Wylie Permanent Camp Company in Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Isabelle Wylie Lockhart (1850-1918), daughter of Elizabeth Wylie, and wife of William Lockhart. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth "Mamie" Lockhart Michener (1867-1950), daughter of Isabelle Lockhart and wife of Thomas Michener. They owned a guest ranch camp near Karst Camp in the Gallatin Canyon. Margaret Michener (1899-1995), daughter of Elizabeth and Thomas Michener. Margaret married Ray Kelly in 1918. Vintage 7x5 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: x84.4.336

Title: Campers at Hell Roaring Creek, Gallatin Canyon, Montana Date: 1901  Location: Gallatin Canyon, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Campers at Hell Roaring Creek, Gallatin Canyon, Montana. Oyler, Ferris, Cooper, Dier. 6.5x4.5 in. copy 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: x85.2.309

Title: Frank L. Benepe Date: ca 1901  Location: Bozeman, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Frank L. Benepe (1851-1935), owned grain and stock ranch in Gallatin Valley, raising Hereford cattle. Mayor of Bozeman for 2 terms. (2 items) 4.5x7 in. copy 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: x85.3.116

Title: Mrs. Alfe (Horace) Elling, Virginia City, Montana Date: ca 1901  Location: Virginia City, Montana Photographer: Dowe, O. L. Description: Mrs. Alfe (Horace) Elling (1882- ), Virginia City, Montana. Horace was the son of Henry and Mary Elling; in 1876 Henry was one of the wealthiest men in Montana. The Elling House is now an historical building in Virginia City. Vintage 7x9 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: x85.3.472

Title: Keppler Cascade, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Date: 1901  Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Photographer: Underwood and Underwood Description: Keppler Falls, one of the gems of Yellowstone is now called Keppler Cascade and is a waterfall on the Firehole River about two miles south of Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. Keppler was named by the Philetus Norris, the Park's Superintendent, in 1881 for the son of the Wyoming territorial Governor, John Hoyt. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.3.869

Title: Gus Olson Liquor Store, Livingston, Montana Date: ca 1902  Location: Livingston, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Gus Olsen Liquor Store, Livingston, Montana. Shows sign for "John Robinson's 10 Big Shows," the oldest traveling circus in the US. 4x5 in. copy print, 4x5 in. copy negative. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 83.76.17

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