Bozeman Then and Now From a Frontier Diary Excerpt
An 1860s Bozeman snapshot unfolds with visits from travelers and cowboys. A group tours the valley to Fort Ellis, meets freighters and gamblers, and witnesses a hayload blaze sparked by a drunken rider before dawn.
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