Bannack, Montana pictures on MontanaPictures.net (Page three of seven)
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| 12305 Immediately you are drawn towards the Masonic Lodge on the south side of the street. | |
| The building was built in 1874. The top floor served as the lodge and ground floor housed the grade school. | |
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| 12305 There is our favorite - the Hotel Meade. | |
| The building was built in 1875 and was the County Seat of Beaverhead County but fell into disuse in the late 1880's. | |
| In 1890 Dr. John Singleton Meade converted the empty building into a hotel. | |
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| 12305 Don't miss the opportunity to go into the Meade building. The spiral wooden staircase is still impressive. | |
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| Standing on the front porch of the Hotel Meade you can see why it was the center of Bannack's social activity. | |
| The Hotel operated off and on until the 1940's. | |
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| 12305 Next door to the Meade is "Skinners Saloon." | Here's a peek through the glass window. |
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