Pierre Wibaux Museum on MontanaPictures.Net  (Page seven of nine)

62807 After all the walking this scene looks pretty inviting doesn't it?
It should, this is the home of Pierre Wibaux.  This is where he rested after long days riding the range.
The house, Cottonwood trees and reflection pool are all original.     Can you see the red water tank?
Pierre Wibaux was the world’s largest cattle rancher in the late 1800’s.
62807 While relaxing in the shade of the Cottonwood trees
don't forget to visit the antique barber shop and livery stable.  The buildings are full of really interesting antiques.
Click here to see the train cars located in the museum complex.  Did you see the caboose?   One the cars is called the
"Montana Centennial Train Car" which went to the World’s Fair in New York in 1964.
Click here to read the Montana Historical Society sign on the  "Wibaux House."
Click here a morning view of the Pierre Wibaux Museum complex.          (Be sure to enlarge the 1,393KB panorama.)