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"...some of Montana's prime grazing and recreation area...Huntley Butte, left, Absarokee and Stillwater River Valley center, showing Granite Peak, center, Montana's highest peak. Viewed from ten miles south of Columbus, Montana."
Bernard P. Thomas
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"Showing Battle Butte, left center and Rapelje, Montana, left. A prime winter wheat area...viewed from twelve miles north east of Columbus, Montana."
Bernard P. Thomas
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"...at the confluence of the Stillwater River, which flows down the valley at the right, and the Rosebud River in the center. These two valleys and the surrounding grass-covered hills combine to create a choice livestock producing area.
Bernard P. Thomas
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"...near Young's Point approximately 5 miles east of Columbus. ...the fact that he (Thomas) chose to portray the beauty of the countryside and river is consistent with his effort to combine local history and local beauty."
Bernard P. Thomas
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"...a brief scrimmage at Canyon Creek, engaged troops of the U.S. Calvary in a running battle. ...took place on September 13, 1877, after the Nez Perce tribe came down on the Clark's Fork River from Yellowstone Park and crossed the Yellowstone River near where Laurel is today."
Bernard P. Thomas
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"...Nelson Story trail herd consisting of over 2,000 head of long horn cattle coming down the Bozeman Trail into the Stillwater Valley. Approximately 4.3 miles south of Absarokee. ...The timing was fall of 1866."
Bernard P. Thomas
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"Bridger's road joined the Bozeman Trail in two different places. Once at the Clark's Fork River, the present site of Edgar and again seven miles farther west at Joliet. Artist Thomas selected the Edgar site, as it afforded him greater scope of Montana background."
Bernard P. Thomas
Image Size: 10.5" x 23"
"The Bozeman-Bridger Trail was a rough road to travel...a post marked by the scar of ropes that burned deep creases at the bottom, as hundreds of wagons were lowered down the hill."
Bernard P. Thomas
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"A few miles west of Reed Point where the old Bozeman Trail crossed the Yellowstone...one of the last oxen powered freight trains on the Bozeman Trail..."
Bernard P. Thomas
Image Size: 10.5" x 28"
"Bridger's Brigade of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company...on the north side of the Yellowstone River near the junction of the Clark's Fork River."
Bernard P. Thomas
Image Size: 10.5" x 23"
