Line of Covered Freight Wagons Stretching Down Bozeman Main Street, 1875

Line of Covered Freight Wagons Stretching Down Bozeman Main Street, 1875

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Item Title  Line of Covered Freight Wagons Stretching Down Bozeman Main Street, 1875 Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  1873 Abstract  Long line of covered freight wagons stretching down the dirt main street of Bozeman past the town's first brick building. Same as image 183 in the Picture Collection. Date on caption is incorrect. Note  None Keywords  frontier & pioneer life, covered wagons, main street, bozeman, montana Genre  None Available Item Filename  402.jpg Related Topic  Montana--History.

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Line of Covered Freight Wagons Stretching Down Bozeman Main Street, 1875, Thomas Brown Brook Photographs Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4ww7726m

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