Ravalli County, Montana. Lamb immediately after birth
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Ravalli County, Montana. Putting hide of a lamb that died over the new...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Lambing time. Feeding ewes who have not yet l...
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Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Cowan House, 1021 Main Street, Corvallis, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The one-story wood frame house located along Main Street in Covallis, Montana is historically significant because of its association with James H. Cowan, an early pioneer of the Bitterroot Valley ... More
Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
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Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
A black and white photo of a mountain. Great Depression FFSA / OWI Neg...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Branding, tail cutting, docking, and ear slit...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Docking, branding, tail cutting, and ear slit...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Putting new lamb into the "gut wagon"
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Ravalli County, Montana. Timber along U.S. highway number ninety-three
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Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Cowboy
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Ravalli County, Montana. During lambing season on a sheep ranch
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Ravalli County, Montana. Bringing newborn twin lambs to the lambing te...
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Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
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Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Rock Creek Diversion Dam, One mile eas...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N817 Survey number: HAER MT-89-B
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Branding a calf
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Ravalli County, Montana. Forcing ewe to suckle new lamb
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Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Ranch in Ross's Hole
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Ravalli County, Montana. Ewes during lambing time
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Ravalli County, Montana. Gibbons Pass on the Continental Divide
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Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
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Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Silver Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River at U.S. Highway 93, Hamilton,...
Survey number: HAER MT-129 Building/structure dates: 1940 Initial Construction
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
St. Mary's Pharmacy, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1830 when the land and improvements were sold to John... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Driving cattle for brandin...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Sheep on Clarence Goff's ranch
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Ravalli County, Montana. During lambing season on a sheep ranch
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A black and white photo of sheep being sheared. Office of War Informat...
Title and other information from a possibly related negative. Image came to Library of Congress untitled. (There was no caption for this image in the FSA/OWI shelflist.) Appears to be related to negative LC-USF... More
A black and white photo of a man cutting a sheep. Office of War Inform...
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Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
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Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
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Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
St. Mary's Pharmacy, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1830 when the land and improvements were sold to John... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
A black and white photo of two men smoking. Office of War Information ...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Forcing ewe to suckle lamb
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Ravalli County, Montana. During lambing season on a sheep ranch
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Ravalli County, Montana. Docking, branding, tail cutting, and ear slit...
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Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
Public domain photograph - Montana Folklife collection, ethnography, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Rock Creek Diversion Dam, One mile eas...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N817 Survey number: HAER MT-89-B
Silver Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River at U.S. Highway 93, Hamilton,...
Survey number: HAER MT-129 Building/structure dates: 1940 Initial Construction
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
St. Mary's Pharmacy, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1830 when the land and improvements were sold to John... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Driving cattle into corral...
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Ravalli County, Montana. New lamb a few minutes after birth, trying to...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Ewes during lambing season
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Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Driving cattle into corral...
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Victor Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River, Victor, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The bridge is a pin-connected Pratt through truss main span connected by two 20' wood stringer span approaches. It is one of three remaining bridges of its vintage built by O.E. Peppard, a noted a... More
Cowan House, 1021 Main Street, Corvallis, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The one-story wood frame house located along Main Street in Covallis, Montana is historically significant because of its association with James H. Cowan, an early pioneer of the Bitterroot Valley ... More
Hamilton Main Post Office, 340 Main Street, Hamilton, Ravalli County, ...
Public domain photograph of a post office building, postal service, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Silver Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River at U.S. Highway 93, Hamilton,...
Survey number: HAER MT-129 Building/structure dates: 1940 Initial Construction
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
St. Mary's Pharmacy, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1830 when the land and improvements were sold to John... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
St. Mary's Mission (Roman Catholic), Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The first Catholic mission in the northwest was founded by Father Jean de Smet for the Salish (Indians) in 1841. The mission was abandoned in 1850 when the land improvements were sold to John Owe... More
Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Driving in cattle for bran...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Ewes during lambing time
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Ravalli County, Montana. Ewes during lambing time
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Ravalli County, Montana. Lamb immediately after birth
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Ravalli County, Montana. Bringing twin lambs to the lambing tent, the ...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Old Russian-born sheepherder and lambing hand
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Cowan House, 1021 Main Street, Corvallis, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The one-story wood frame house located along Main Street in Covallis, Montana is historically significant because of its association with James H. Cowan, an early pioneer of the Bitterroot Valley ... More
Cowan House, 1021 Main Street, Corvallis, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: The one-story wood frame house located along Main Street in Covallis, Montana is historically significant because of its association with James H. Cowan, an early pioneer of the Bitterroot Valley ... More
Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Rock Creek Diversion Dam, One mile eas...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N817 Survey number: HAER MT-89-B
Silver Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River at U.S. Highway 93, Hamilton,...
Survey number: HAER MT-129 Building/structure dates: 1940 Initial Construction
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
Bitter Root Irrigation Project, Como Dam, West of U.S. Highway 93, Dar...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N816 Survey number: HAER MT-89-A
Bitterroot Valley, Ravalli County, Montana. Driving cattle into corral...
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Ravalli County, Montana. Slitting ears of a young lamb
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Ravalli County, Montana. Ewes and lambs
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Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Fort Owen, U.S. Route 93, Stevensville, Ravalli County, MT
Significance: St. Mary's Mission, founded in 1841 by Father Jean de Smet, owned the land upon which the ruins of Fort Owen are located. The Mission was abandoned by the Jesuits in 1850 and the land sold to Joh... More
Silver Bridge, Spanning Bitterroot River at U.S. Highway 93, Hamilton,...
Survey number: HAER MT-129 Building/structure dates: 1940 Initial Construction