Historical Markers in Boulder, Montana

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Historical Markers in Boulder, Montana

1 ► Montana, Jefferson County, Boulder — Boulder Hot Springs —

For centuries Native Americans have been coming to these pure, flowing hot water springs for rest and healing. Legend tells that they called this area Peace Valley. They agreed to lay down their weapons when they sojourned here, believing that the . . . — — Map (db m186201) HM

2 ► Montana, Jefferson County, Boulder — Boulder Hot Springs —

Originally this site, now named Boulder Hot Springs, was known only to Nomadic Indians during yearly mountain crossings. The waters bubble out of the mountains just south of here at temperatures ranging from 120 to 182 degrees and are known . . . — — Map (db m186245) HM

3 ► Montana, Jefferson County, Boulder — Jefferson County Courthouse —

In 1888, Jefferson County voters passed a $40,000 bond issue to build a permanent courthouse. Flourishing gold and silver mines and the advent of the railroad meant the county would see its population quadruple between 1870 and 1890, and there . . . — — Map (db m186193) HM

4 ► Montana, Jefferson County, Boulder — Montana State School —

Montana pledged its commitment to children with disabilities in 1887 when Territorial Governor Preston Leslie requested funds for a Montana Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Its title, although shocking by today’s standards, reflects accepted nineteenth-century . . . — — Map (db m186195) HM

5 ► Montana, Jefferson County, Boulder — The Boulder River Bridge —

The trusses on this structure were salvaged from the "Hubbard" or "Red" Bridge. The original structure was built by the Gillette-Herzog Manufacturing Company in 1899. The company was one of several Minnesota-based bridge construction firms active in . . . — — Map (db m186202) HM

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