Montana History

Miners, railroaders, trappers, and homesteaders all played a part in creating Montana's most unique town names.

Hundreds of German prisoners of war once called this Montana park home.

This once a bustling Air Force Base is now an incredibly creepy ghost town in Northeastern Montana.

The tallest brick structure in the world was built over 100 years ago in Montana.

Five years before he made history, the famous aviator briefly lived and worked in Billings, making several visits to the Treasure State in the years that followed.

Need a place to feel a little closer to the undead during the Halloween holiday? These 10 will send the chills down your spine any time of the year in Montana.

Montana is known for it's very interesting and industrious past

Our town is named after a man who never lived here. However, his son did. And what he said about Billings wasn't very positive.

Is Gary Cooper Montana's most famous actor? Could we use his wisdom for today and how crazy everything seems to be here in America? Check out this old quote.

Traces of mercury found in a latrine near Lolo led researchers to conclude that Lewis and Clark indeed camped at what is now a Montana State Park.

One man is responsible for bringing the Irish by the thousands to this town, and his name is Marcus Daly.

Located near the geographical center of Montana, the airbase included a top-secret storage facility for a new piece of technology called the Norden bombsight. This week, the former training center was added as an American WWII Heritage City by the National Park Service.