Wagons pulled up in front of wooden frame storefronts in Rochester, Montana, circa 1900s.

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Item Title  Wagons pulled up in front of wooden frame storefronts in Rochester, Montana, circa 1900s. Photographer  Brook, Thomas B. Date Created  1870/1960 Abstract  Wagons pulled up in front of wood frame storefronts. Caption : 'Rochester, Montana in the 1900s. In wagon Bud Madox, rear driver ____ Mack. Center of the picture square Foster blacksmith. Foster later moved to Twin Bridges and had a blacksmith shop here in the building south of the Texaco service station.' Keywords  carts & wagons, horse teams, business districts, stores and shops, pedestrians Genre  Photographs Item Filename  502.jpg Related Topics  Wagons  Horse-drawn vehicles  Cities and towns Geographic Locations  Rochester  Madison  Montana

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Wagons pulled up in front of wooden frame storefronts in Rochester, Montana, circa 1900s., Thomas Brook Photographs, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/brook-0771/item.php?id=709

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