Robbers Roost - Two Story Log Cabin

Robbers Roost - Two Story Log Cabin

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Item Title  Robbers Roost - Two Story Log Cabin Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  1870-1960 Abstract  Two story log cabin, surrounded by a fence and shaded by large trees. Same building as image 500, but taken at a different angle, and at a later date. Telephone poles are seen in the front of the building and the fence visible in image 500 is gone. Note  None Keywords  taverns (inns), log buildings, trees, roads Genre  None Available Item Filename  501.jpg Related Topic  Montana--History.

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Robbers Roost - Two Story Log Cabin, Thomas Brown Brook Photographs Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4h70832x

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