Fort Benton, Montana pictures on MontanaPictures.net (Page two of eight)
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| 52105 "The Museum of the Upper Missouri River." This building will soon be replaced and the Fort Benton artifacts will be moved to larger, more modern facility. | |
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| 51505 This wooden map helps to see just how important Fort Benton was in the development of Montana. | |
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| (Click on any of the pictures to see a close-up) | |
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| 51505 Speaking of boats and bold voyagers. Meet Mr. Julian Wedgood from the United Kingdom. | |
| Mr. Wedgood launched his motorized canoe in the Clark Canyon Reservoir near Dillon, Montana. | |
| He had to fight barbwire, spring snow storms, a capsized boat and high water. | |
| Can you guess what his final destination is? We thought he was headed for the Jim Kipp bridge, a hundred and forty miles downstream. | |
| We were a little short. Mr. Wedgood's final destination is St. Louis, Missouri! | |
| We tried twice, to jump in his canoe but there just wasn't enough room for all of the people and equipment. | |
| Send him and e-mail and ask him about his Montana adventure. | |
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| 51505 A scale replica of the "Mandan." | |
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