Virginia City Montana Recreated as Historic Western Town
The Montana Historic Landmark Society led by Charles Bovey restored Virginia City once a ghost town to a living history site. Landmarks like the Wells Fargo office and Bale of Hay Saloon are open with activities including melodrama at the Old Stone Barn Playhouse and a Wells-Fargo Coffee House menu featuring venison and buffalo.
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Beaverhead County Sizes and Populations
Beaverhead county covers 4 230 square miles. The county population is 6 417, with Dillon town housing 3 079 residents.
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