Ringling, Montana - St. John's Catholic Church side view

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Item Title  Ringling, Montana - St. John's Catholic Church side view Creator  Doig family Abstract  A photo of the side view of St. John's Catholic Church in Ringling, Montana. In the foreground is a grass field, and in the background are more grassy hills. Genre  photographs Multimedia or Document Length  1 black & white photograph Item Format  image/jpeg Item Filename  2602-B163-F01-img4288.jpg Date Created  1974/1984 Related Topics  Literary journeys  Voyages and travels  Novelists, American  Ringling, Montana  Architectural photography  Photograph Geographic Locations  Ringling  Meagher County  Montana  United States

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Ringling, Montana - St. John's Catholic Church side view, Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/ivan-doig/item.php?id=5331

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