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Mining History in Montana
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Mining History in Montana
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Anaconda, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Anaconda Smoke Stack State Park
View the 585-foot brick smelter stack, among the tallest masonry structures in the world
Dillon, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Bannack State Park
Montana's first territorial capital, a gold-rush ghost town with 50-plus buildings
From $4
Butte, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Berkeley Pit Viewing Stand
Look into a mile-long former copper pit filling with acidic, metal-laden water
Missoula, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Garnet Ghost Town
1890s gold camp in the Garnet Range, 40 miles from Missoula, with winter-only cabins
From $10
Philipsburg, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Granite Ghost Town State Park
Silver-boom ghost town at 7,000 feet, reached by a steep road above Philipsburg
From $4
Virginia City, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Nevada City
Open-air museum of about 100 gold-rush buildings, plus a hall of mechanical music machines
From $8
Butte, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Copper King Mansion
W. A. Clark's 34-room 1888 house, still largely in its original condition
From $10
Butte, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Granite Mountain Memorial Overlook
Hilltop memorial to the 168 men killed in the 1917 Speculator Mine fire
Helena, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Last Chance Gulch
Helena's main street follows the 1864 gold gulch that started the city
Free
Butte, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
World Museum of Mining
Underground tours and a rebuilt mining-camp street at Butte's Orphan Girl mine
Virginia City, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Virginia City Historic District
Montana's 1865-75 territorial capital, a gold-rush town of nearly 300 historic buildings
Free
Mining History Overview
Mining History in Montana