Item Title  
Bozeman Lodge 463, B.P.O.E.
Architect  
Willson, Fred F.
Description  
4840 (revisions made on drawings dated 1910 and 1911)
Date Created  
March 23, 1948
Building Type  
college
Type of Resource  
8 blueprints, 1 spec. booklet
Street Address  
106 E. Babcock
City  
Bozeman
Institution Holding Collection  
Montana State University Library
Collection Number  
2143
Drawing Set Number  
331
Type of Resource  
8 blueprints, 1 spec. booklet
Keywords  
college
Rights  
Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike Creative Commons

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Preferred Citation

Bozeman Lodge 463, B.P.O.E., Montana Architectural Drawings, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/architect/item.php?id=2329

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