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52406 In 1979,
the
Custer County Art Center earned the Governor's Award for best adaptation of
a historic structure. |
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The
building was once part of the
Miles City Water Works. |
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There is
over 7,000 square feet of exhibit and work space housed in the former water
holding tanks located to the right of the brown brick building. |
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The
Art Center and the Custer County Cemetery have something in common... |
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The
Art Center tables and the cemetery arches were constructed as part of
a
"W.P.A." project begun in 1939. |
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For those
of you too young to remember, during the hardship & unemployment of 1930's "W.P.A"
stood for "Put food on the table." :o) |
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Thank you
Miles City, for doing such a good job maintaining our seventy-year-old
heritage. |
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(Click
on any picture for a larger image.) |
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62004 Clear
across town from the Custer County Art Center is the historic Custer County
Cemetery. |
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As you
near the cemetery you'll see stately
cottonwood trees that were planted in the early 1880's. |
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