Modern Federal · City halls

Since 1896, this building, Montana Hall, has been the hub and administration building at Montana State University in Bozeman, a city in Southwest Montana named after John Bozeman, who founded the town in 1864 and established what became known as the Bozeman Trail linking the gold camps in the area with the Oregon Trail in nearby Wyoming

Bozeman · 1850–1939

Since 1896, this building, Montana Hall, has been the hub and administration building at Montana State University in Bozeman, a city in Southwest Montana named after John Bozeman, who founded the town in 1864 and established what became known as the Bozeman Trail linking the gold camps in the area with the Oregon Trail in nearby Wyoming, Bozeman, 1850–1939
Since 1896, this building, Montana Hall, has been the hub and administration building at Montana State University in Bozeman, a city in Southwest Montana named after John Bozeman, who founded the town in 1864 and established what became known as the Bozeman Trail linking the gold camps in the area with the Oregon Trail in nearby Wyoming, Bozeman, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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