Judith Gap, Montana town pictures on MontanaPictures.Net  (Page four of six)

91808 The Judith Gap park we are looking at was once the Montana Lumber Yard.

Judith Gap barrowed a page from Utica and Ismay, Montana (a.k.a. Joe, Montana west of Plevna, Montana).

All three town have placed markers that identify what building stood at a specific location 100 years ago.  Way to Go!

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Click on a picture to see a larger image of the historical markers in Judith Gap, Montana.

We wonder if this was the location of the "Bucket of Blood Saloon."

Visitors can still see the old Judith Gap jail.

The town of Judith Gap town was dedicated on July 8, 1908.

Judith Gap reached about 1,200 residents at its peak in 1915.