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Title: Winter outpost #25
Date: 1890 (approximate)
Photographer: Huggman, Laton Alton

Title: Coming Through the Rye
Photographer: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Title: Montana mountains, home of the mountain-sheep--most difficult to capture of all American game.
Date: 1906
Photographer: Underwood & Underwood

Title: The view from Many Glacier Hotel
Date: 1930 (approximate)
Photographer: Great Northern Railway Company

Title: Glory Enough for One Day
Date: 1899

Title: Pilot Hill at Fort Phil Kearny, lookouts were posted here

Title: Winter sports
Date: 1900 (approximate)
Photographer: Kilburn Brothers

Title: Coming Through the Rye
Photographer: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Title: Cowboy and his horse
Date: 1880 (approximate)

Title: Olson Mt. from Olson Creek
Date: 1930 (approximate)
Photographer: Hileman, T. J.

Title: [Print of a snow covered hill with a wolf looking down on the ranch below]
Date: 1920 (approximate)

Title: [Snow covered ground and trees]
Date: 1922 (approximate)
Photographer: Brown, Myrtle

Title: Resting
Date: 1900 (approximate)
Photographer: Kilburn Brothers

Title: The crack of doom for a noble elk
Date: 1905
Photographer: Wasson, Charles L.

Title: Cold winter family
Date: 1910 (approximate)

Title: Mission Mountain Wilderness Area
Date: 1930 (approximate)
Photographer: United States Forest Service

Title: 7917 - Back to camp through the snow-ladened spruce - mountain-sheep hunting in Montana.
Date: 1906
Photographer: Underwood & Underwood

Title: Site of the Fetterman massacre on Lodge Trail Ridge

Title: Aerial view of mountains and lake
Date: 1930 (approximate)

Title: Coming Through the Rye
Photographer: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum