Helena, Montana pictures on MontanaPictures.net (Page three of twenty)
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| 21106 We had a request that really sparked our curiosity. The person wanted to see pictures of the Helena "barn" | |
| that the artist Charlie M. Russell once "bunked" in. The request said the "barn" was on Helena's Sixth Avenue. | |
| We're standing on Sixth, looking north down Ewing street. We don't see a "barn," Do you? | |
| On the left is one of the early Montana governor mansions. Let's walk east (picture right) towards Rodney Street and keep looking for the "barn." | |
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| 21106 Now we're on Rodney and still no "barn." Wait a minute, we walked by a Montana Historical Society sign. | |
| Can you see it, on the left side of the brick building? | |
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| Click on the sign above so you can see what it says with your glasses on. | |
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| 21106 Well, what do you know... We only pass this location about a hundred time in the course of a year. | |
| It took a request all the way from Iowa, to get us to actually see the building. Thank you! | |
| As long as we are exploring our "backyard." How did that street west of here get the name "Rodney?" | |
| Tighten your shoe laces, we're walking three blocks north to Rodney Street. | |
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