List 8 Tourist Attractions in Kalispell, Montana | Travel to United States
Here, 8 Top Tourist Attractions in Kalispell, US State..
There's Conrad Mansion, Lone Pine State Park, Flathead Lake State Park, Hockaday Museum of Art, The Museum at Central School, Woodland Water Park, Thompson Chain of Lakes, Saint Matthew's Church and more...
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Top 7. Best Tourist Attractions in Kalispell - Montana
Top 7. Best Tourist Attractions in Kalispell - Montana: Conrad Mansion, Flathead Lake State Park, Lone Pine State Park, Hockaday Museum of Art, Wild Horse Island State Park, The Museum at Central School, Thompson Chain of Lakes
Sidney, Montana
Sidney is a city in and the county seat of Richland County, Montana, United States,[4] less than 10 mi (16 km) away from the North Dakota border. The population was 5,191 at the 2010 census.[5] The city lies along the Yellowstone River and is in proximity to the badlands of the Dakotas. Sidney is approximately midway between Glendive, Montana and Williston, North Dakota.
Settlers began arriving in the area in the 1870s, and a post office was established in 1888. Six year old Sidney Walters and his parents were staying with Hiram Otis, the local justice of the peace, and Otis decided that Sidney was a good name for the town. The following year, Montana became a state and Sidney was incorporated in 1911. [1]
Sidney was originally part of Dawson County, but became the county seat of Richland County at its inception in 1914.
Agriculture became an important part of the region after the Lower Yellowstone Irrigation Project was completed in 1909. A dam was built on the river south of Glendive, which diverted water from the river into a 115.2 km (71.6 mi) main canal, which runs north-south, parallel to the Yellowstone, irrigating land from Glendive north up to Fairview, where it dumps into the Missouri River. This project irrigates 51,429 acres (208.13 km2) and serves water to 450 farms, according to the manager of the Lower Yellowstone Irrigation Districts.
The area experienced an oil boom and bust in the late 1970s and early 1980s, bringing an influx of people to the town for a short period of time. Around the start of the 21st century, the town started experiencing another surge in oil exploration activity.
The town's museum, the MonDak Heritage Center, was founded in 1967. The museum houses artifacts and archives that detail the history of life in eastern Montana and western North Dakota since the first pioneers arrived in the late 19th century.
Sidney relies heavily on farming, ranching, and oil production for economic stability. The surrounding countryside is populated with many farms and cattle ranches, plus oil exploration activity. The area's main cash crop are sugar beets, and Sidney is home to a sugar beet factory, built in 1925. The factory is the largest employer in the city, next to the Sidney Health Center and Sidney Public Schools. The town is served by Sidney-Richland Municipal Airport, one mile (1.6 km) west of the central business district.
The city has two community newspapers, The Sidney Herald and The Roundup.
Brandon Eggum, born and raised in Sidney, won the 2001 World Freestyle Championships silver medalist at 85 kg/187.25 pounds.Bio: Brandon Eggum
Marjorie Edmondson, 1956 Miss Montana who was disqualified due to her being married.[13]
Florrie Fisher, former drug addict and motivational speaker, retired to Sidney.[citation needed]
Donald Nutter, former Governor of Montana (1961--62), grew up here.
Clyde Lamb, gag cartoonist and syndicated comic strip artist, born in Sidney.
Barry Petersen, Emmy Award-winning CBS News Correspondent, graduated from Sidney Senior High School in 1966.
Montana Mosaic 1: When Copper Was King
This 22-minute video explores the profound impact of the copper mining industry on Montana. This video can be viewed as two shorter segments if desired. Segment 1 (10:55) focuses specifically on the Copper King's 1894 Capital Fight between Helena and Anaconda. Segment 2 (11:13) focuses on the tensions between laborers and management in Butte's copper mines in the early 20th century. These tensions paralleled the growth of unions in Butte. This video presents an overarching theme of industrialization during the period from 1892 until World War I-era Montana.
Top 10. Best Museums in Montana
Top 10. Best Museums in Montana: Museum of the Rockies Bozeman, Russell Museum Great Falls, Conrad Mansion Kalispell, American Computer Museum Bozeman, Montana Historical Society Museum Helena, World Museum of Mining Butte, Old Montana Prison Complex Deer Lodge, Yellowstone Historic Center West Yellowstone, Miracle of America Museum Polson, Moss Mansion Billings
Valley County, Montana
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Valley County is a county located in the U.S.state of Montana.Valley County was created from the division of Dawson County in 1893.As of the 2010 census, the population was 7,369.
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WatchCOD Features City of Bozeman
KNOWN FOR ITS BREATHTAKING BEAUTY & DIVERSE TERRAIN, THE WEST IS A REGION EMBEDDED IN AMERICA'S FOLKLORE.
IT BEEN SHAPED BY THE VARIETY OF ETHNIC GROUPS THAT HAVE MADE IT HOME.
LET'S VISIT THE WESTERN U.S.
NESTLED BY 3 MOUNTAIN RANGES IN THE EASTERN END OF GALLATIN VALLEY, THE CITY OF BOZEMAN, MONTANA, IS SURROUNDED BY FOREST & WILDERNESS.
THE AREA IS SO AGRICULTURALLY RICH IT IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST FERTILE REGIONS IN AMERICA.
FOR YEARS, NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES HUNTED & GATHERED HERE NEAR BOZEMAN.
THE VALLEY WAS USED BY SO MANY TRIBES THE BLACKFEET CALLED IT “MANY COME TOGETHER COUNTRY”.
AFTER LEWIS & CLARK, FUR TRADERS & MOUNTAIN MEN BEGAN PASSING THROUGH, INCLUDING JOHN M. BOZEMAN…
…AN EARLY PIONEER WHO ESTABLISHED THE BOZEMAN TRAIL AS A SHORTCUT TO THE GOLD FIELDS OF SOUTHWEST MONTANA.
THE TOWN OF BOZEMAN WAS FOUNDED SOON AFTER IN 1864.
Nobody leaves in the Summer. Perfect weather for days on the water or in the mountains followed by nights sleeping under a cozy blanket. Autumn has golden days & nights with a chance to see the Northern Lights & Winter means cold smoked powder snow on the ski hill & the best ice climbing on the continent. Its cold, but you'll get a warm welcome anytime.
WITH ITS PROXIMITY TO YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, BOZEMAN IS AN ALL-SEASON ADVENTURE, CULTURAL, & RETAIL HUB.
FLOATING & FISHING THE MADISON RIVER IS A POPULAR SUMMERTIME ACTIVITY, OR FOR THE MORE THRILL-SEEKING TYPES THERE’S KAYAKING & WHITEWATER RAFTING ON THE RAPIDS OF THE GALLATIN & SURROUNDING RIVERS.
HYALITE CANYON IS PERFECT FOR KAYAKING, FISHING, HIKING & BIKING, ROCK & ICE CLIMBING, OR CAMPING.
RANKED THE NUMBER ONE SKI TOWN IN AMERICA BY POWDER MAGAZINE, BOZEMAN ALSO OFFERS WORLD-CLASS SKIING & SNOWBOARDING AT BRIDGER BOWL, BIG SKY RESORT, & MOONLIGHT BASIN.
THE BOZEMAN ICE FESTIVAL IS ONE OF THE CITY’S MOST POPULAR ATTRACTIONS.
Nearly half of Gallatin County’s 2,500 square miles is public land. With trails, streams & lakes residents enjoy easy access to a variety of outdoor recreation. Camping, skiing, biking, fishing, the opportunities are endless.
BOZEMAN'S ANNUAL SAINT PATRICK'S DAY RUN TO THE PUB—WHERE YOUR COSTUME CAN BE MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOUR TIME—IS ALSO GAINING TREMENDOUS POPULARITY.
Bozeman is a university town & MSU brings sports, culture, arts & great speakers to Bozeman. Historic downtown offers summertime music on main every Thursday, monthly art walks through the galleries on Friday. The Sweet Pea Festival of the Arts & the Cruisin' on Main car show. In December a traditional Christmas stroll.
IN 2012, BOZEMAN EARNED AN ENDORSEMENT BY THE LEAGUE OF AMERICAN BICYCLISTS AS A BIKE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITY.
THE CITY’S 60 MILE TRAIL SYSTEM, MAIN STREET TO THE MOUNTAINS, WEAVES THROUGH HISTORIC RAILROAD CORRIDORS, ATOP SCENIC RIDGELINES, THROUGH CITY PARKS, & LINKS BOZEMAN TO THE NEARBY MOUNTAINS.
BOZEMAN IS HOME TO LAND-GRANT INSTITUTION MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, A MAJOR RESEARCH UNIVERSITY & ONE OF THE AREA’S LARGEST EMPLOYERS
When you think about Montana State University, you're talking about the largest university in the State of Montana. So that means the people who live in Bozeman have access to a wide variety of activities, cultural events, artistic events, exciting sports events, musical events, all right here, in Montana State University.
BOZEMAN IS ALSO HOME TO MANY HIGH-TECH, BIO-TECH, & OUTDOOR COMPANIES.
The economy in Bozeman is one of the fastest growing in the state. Businesses here are entrepreneurial, innovative & they are high tech. And we operate in a business friendly environment that helps us support our growth, but everyone is responsible for economic growth here in Bozeman & our best asset is our people. The people here are well educated, they're creative & they represent the hard working mentality you'd expect in any Montanian.
BOZEMAN ALSO HOSTS THE SMITHSONIAN-AFFILIATED MUSEUM OF THE ROCKIES, WHICH FEATURES A DISTINGUISHED COLLECTION OF DINOSAUR FOSSILS, CULTURAL ARTIFACTS & DISPLAYS, & ROTATING EXHIBITS.
Bozeman is special, because we also have a wonderful mountains, invigorating weather & there is something special about the people who choose Bozeman as their place to live, to learn & to thrive.
Bozeman is Montana's strongest local economy. Home of its largest university with a diversity of employers who love our small town work ethic & employees who want to keep Bozeman the most livable place in Montana.
Will Bozeman's Explosive Growth Continue?
Nancy Clark, REALTOR® at AmeriMont Real Estate talks about the growth of Bozeman, Montana.
Chey and Reo barrels day 2 of Browning Sept 2009.MOV
Barrels day 2 of Browning High School rodeo. It was extremely winding.
One Class at a Time: Sentinel High School
One Class at a Time: Sentinel High School
University of Montana College of Arts and Sciences -Thank You-
A special thank you to the philanthropists and donors of the College of Arts and Sciences!
The Disastrous 1964 Flood in Central Montana
June 2014 marked the 50th anniversary of the devastating flood that occurred in Montana. This two-part lecture explores the history and aftermath of the natural disaster. MHS Museum Technician Vic Reiman shares his personal reminiscences in Witness to a Deluge: Central Montana's 1964 Flood. Mary Guokas, Floodplain Outreach Specialist with the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, presents a talk titled Fifty Years Later: Hindsight and Perspectives on the 1964 Flood along the Sun River near Great Falls. (June 14, 2014) montanahistoricalsociety.org
Fort Benton Public Schools - Recruitment Video
Video to help Fort Benton Public School District with teacher and employee recruitment.
Montana High School Finals Rodeo Live Broadcast
Watch, LIVE, as the best Montana High School Rodeo competitors show what it means to be a Champion.
The broadcast will be on: 3pbn.tv/MTHSFR
We'll be covering the entire 5 days of excitement.
Uniontown, PA TV COMMERCIAL Gerry Abels Chairs and Tables
Owner of Uniontown's Star Chrome for 40 years, Gerry Abels (1920-1999) was legendary in the tri-state area for his radio & television commercials with his famous tagline: See Gerry Abels for your chairs and tables. He was a local celebrity. This commercial was produced in approx 1987
Fort Benton, Montana Part 2.mov
Fort Benton has a colorful background and history. Originating as a fur trading fort, this town became the central hub for trade throughout the state. This documentary takes you through the steamboat era, the gold mining days, and the open range era, to show how Fort Benton became the birthplace of Montana.
Missoula To Spokane
Mark Twain and party travel on the Northern Pacific Railway from Missoula, Montana to Spokane, Washington, through Idaho. We hear about the Arlee Pow Wow, the Missoula floods and Clara plays a Chopin nocturne. Mark still shows his bigotry towards American Indians by his annoyance with squaws foraging and begging in the back streets of Spokane.
St. Patrick's Day - Butte, MT
Come celebrate St. Patty's Day in Butte, Montana.
This montage of festivities, was filmed on March 17, 2012.
Great Falls CMR Death by Scrabble
Five students reenact the famous short story with a bit of a twist...
Missoula Big Sky shuts down Great Falls CMR, 24-14
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