Forgotten Ghost Towns of Montana Pioneers and Fort Benton
A nostalgic survey of Montana’s vanished industrial hubs and ghost towns from Bannack to Coulson. It recalls Dillon area relics, Diamond City, Carroll, McCarthyville, and Red Mountain City, detailing their rise with mining booms and their swift decline as railroads and fortunes shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Society of Pioneers
Old Fort Benton
Redman
Yarn Hill
Carroll
McCarthyville
Bannack
Montana City
Beartown
Yreka
Granite
Highland
Adobetown
Yogo
Cable City
Ophir
Bagdad
Geneva
Diamond City
Coulson
Moving Picture
Nellie Paget
Nellie
Henry Plummer
Beaverhead County
Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Dillon
Helena
Virginia City
Butte
Confederate Gulch
Montana Bar
Diamond
Meagher County
Missouri
Diamond R Company
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
Fort Benton
Diamond R
Matt Carroll
E. G. Maclay
George Steele
Charles A. Broadwater
Utah & Pacific
Northern Pacific
Billings
A. H. Yerkes
Yerkes
Bud'McAdow
Yellowstone
Clark
Srork
Jacob
Whismarck
Percy McAdow
Overland Stage
Denver
Bud’ McAdow
Treasure
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Dan R. Conway
Dan KR. Conn
Hangman’s Gulch
Frend-Agent
Frontieramen
Silver Bow County
Highland City
Gold Camp
Frontier Town
Last Chance Gulch
Rocky Mountain
Dame Fortune
Nature
Butte Butte
John Kern
Silver Bow Creek
Red Mountain City
Silver Bow
Beastly Butler
Butler
Little Prairie
Eugene McCarthy
Will Hardy
McCarthy
Kalispell
Missoula
Sted McConnell
Cut Bank
MacCarthyville
Will Tlardy
Gerat Falla
Wardy
Joe
Pierre Beaudin
Two Medicine Crossing
LeBlanc
Winner
Warner
Vierre Beaudin
Cummins
Oklahoma
Charlie Hart
al Johnson
Bill Wouston
Missoula County
Cummings
Hart
Alaska
McCarthy- Ville
Great Northern