Anyone ever been to any? Do you have any to recommend?
Bannack is the most popular one, from what I can tell, and I'll swing by there tomorrow. Hopefully I'll see one or two more, if we have time, like Virginia City and Coolidge.
Pics to come, I'm sure.
As a side note, Montana is freaking awesome this time of year.. the weather is PERFECT. Oh, and they actually keep/maintain their history instead of tearing it down and covering it up. They turn old homesteads and ghost towns into state parks. They open their caves to tours. They encourage people to explore. What a concept.
Western Montana ghost towns
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Re: Western Montana ghost towns
Check out www.ghosttowngallery.com
It has a lot of good information and a map of tons of ghost town locations. I'll be interested in the pics you get.
It has a lot of good information and a map of tons of ghost town locations. I'll be interested in the pics you get.
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RE: Western Montana ghost towns
Here's an entry in my blog, with about 130 pictures.
http://urb-ex.livejournal.com/15353.html#cutid1
http://urb-ex.livejournal.com/15353.html#cutid1
RE: Western Montana ghost towns
Those were some awesome pics! Was that a maintaned state park ghost town?
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Re: RE: Western Montana ghost towns
Yes, that one was.Split wrote:Was that a maintaned state park ghost town?