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Item Title   Montana sources and travel information-Billings Researcher   Doig, Ivan Abstract   Newspaper clippings, business cards, maps and other ephemera related to Billings, Montana. Ivan visited Billings many times for interviews and book signings tours over the years. Of particular interest within this folder and for every visitor to Billings is a "Guide to Billings Librarians' Favorite Eating Places." Although the guide is undated many of the restaurants are still open to this day. Genre   records (documents) Type of Resource   mixed material Multimedia or Document Length   19 pages Item Format   application/pdf Item Filename   2602-B173-F05-001-019.pdf Collection Series Number   Series 10 - Research Date Created   1999/2000 Table of Contents   Don Christison--Suzanne M. Hart--Dorothy Schock--Dennis Schock--Cornelius Valkenburg--Bruce Whittenberg Related Topics Information resources Research in literature Novelists, American Billings, Montana Research Geographic Locations Billings Montana United States Rights   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/

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Montana sources and travel information-Billings, Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4fs06

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