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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Yellowstone County, Montana
Billings is the county seat for Yellowstone County
Adjacent to Yellowstone County, Montana
101 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — St. Vincent Healthcare The Sisters of Charity Arrive —  |
| 102 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — Steamboat City on the River Coulson Bypassed by Railroad — |
| 103 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — Swift and Company Building — |
| 104 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — 46 — Teddy Roosevelt Visits the Depot - 1918 Historic Montana Avenue — |
| 105 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — The College Life Billings' Universities — |
| 106 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — The Fight or Flight of the Nez Perce — |
| 107 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — The Great Montana Centennial Cattle Drive Monument 1889 - 1989 Sculptors: Lyle E. Johnson, Dale E. Wood — |
| 108 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — The Iron Horse Comes To Billings — |
| 109 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — 43 — The McCormick Hotel - 1905 Historic Montana Avenue — |
| 110 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — 45 — The Northern Pacific Depot - 1909 Historic Montana Avenue — |
| 111 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — The People's Mansion Home of the P.B. Moss Family — |
| 112 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — 35 — The Selvidge/Babcock Building - circa 1925 Historic Montana Avenue — |
| 113 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — 36 — The Stockman Bar - circa 1945 Historic Montana Avenue — |
| 114 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — The Yellowstone River The Lifeblood of the Plains — |
| 115 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Billings, South Side — Yukon Bar Billings Old Town Historic District — |
| 116 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Custer — Buffalo Country — |
| 117 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Custer — Crossing the Yellowstone — |
| 118 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Custer — Junction of Bighorn and Yellowstone Rivers — |
| 119 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Custer — Junction of Bighorn and Yellowstone Rivers — |
| 120 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Custer — The Great Highway of the Northwest: The Yellowstone Trail — |
| 121 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Abraham and Carrie Erb Residence — |
| 122 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Aftermath of the Battle — |
| 123 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Battle of Canyon Creek September 13, 1877 — |
| 124 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Canyon Creek Battle September 13, 1877 — |
| 125 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Chamber Log Cabin — |
| 126 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Historical Downtown Laurel — |
| 127 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Lewis & Clark expedition July 24, 1806 — |
| 128 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — Nez Perce National Historical Park — |
| 129 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — North School's Bell — |
| 130 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — The Battle at Canyon Creek on the Nez Perce (Nee-Me-Poo) Trail — |
| 131 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Laurel — The Yellowstone Trail — |
| 132 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — A Crossroads of Events — |
| 133 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — A Good Home — |
| 134 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Buffalo: Then and Now August 1, 1806 Encampment — |
| 135 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Camp #44 of the 1873 Yellowstone Expedition — |
| 136 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Clark's Canoe Camp on the Yellowstone, Archaeology Study — |
| 137 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Coal: Black Wave of the Future July 29, 1806 Encampment — |
| 138 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Injury Forces a Halt to Build Canoes July 19, 1806 Canoe Camp — |
| 139 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Making Canoes, Then and Now — |
| 140 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Open Spaces: Room to Roam July 27, 1806 Encampment — |
| 141 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Pompeys Pillar Pompey's Pillar National Monument Lewis & Clark National Landmark Reported permanently removed |
| 142 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Pompey's Pillar — |
| 143 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Pompey's Pillar — |
| 144 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Preparations of Continuing the Trip July 20-23, 1806 Canoe Camp — |
| 145 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Sign of American Indians July 24, 1809 Encampment — |
| 146 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — The "Yellowstone River" Walkway Clark on the Yellowstone River July 15-August 3, 1806 — |
| 147 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — The Changing Faces of Pompeys Pillar Stabilizing the Rock — |
| 148 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — The Huntley Irrigation Project: Harnessing the Water of the Yellowstone River Pompeys Pillar National Monument — |
| 149 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — The Pompeys Pillar Legacy — |
| 150 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Three Forks: Clark's Party Splits July 13, 1806 At the Three Forks of the Missouri — |
| 151 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Transportation: Hoofing It July 16, 1806 Encampment — |
| 152 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Transportation: Traveling Downstream July 15, 1806 Encampment — |
| 153 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Triumph and Torment August 3, 1806 Encampment — |
| 154 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Using Modern Mapping Technology to Help Solve a 200 Year-Old Mystery — |
| 155 ► Montana, Yellowstone County, Worden — Yellowstone River: A Water Expressway July 15, 1806 Arrival at the Yellowstone River — |
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