This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
John E. Lewis A Pioneer Who Shaped Glacier Park History
John E. Lewis a Montana fur trader rancher and businessman helped shape Glacier National Park history by building the Lake McDonald hotel and fostering frontier culture. He worked with Indians collected relics and taxidermy and bridged commerce in Kalispell Columbia Falls and Whitefish before his death in 1934.
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John E. Lewis
Nekethicaeis
Lake McDonald
Glacier Park
Ralph Owings
Montana
Glacier National Park
Lewis
Northwest
Greeley
Iowa
University of Iowa
Helena
Mont
Charlie Russell
Flathead
Missoula County
Great Northern Railway
Ravalli
Flathead Lake
Polson
Demersville
Kalispell
Libby Creek
Butte
Mr. Lewis
Egan
Columbia Falls
Columbian
C. C. Miller
Gaylord
Great Northern
James J. Hill
Whitefish
Hill
Land Men
Conrad Bank
Empire Builder
North Fork
Cr. C. Miller
Mississippi
John Lewis
Congress
Glacier Hotel
Irvin S. Cobb
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Corral
United States
E.S. Bryant
Bryant
Park