Beginning with the Séliš and Ql̓ispé peoples whose homeland and travel routes long predated county boundaries, the book follows the arrival of road builders, prospectors, merchants, railroad workers, loggers, Forest Service employees, outfitters, teachers, public officials, and families. It explores the Cedar Creek gold rush, the growth of Superior, Alberton’s Milwaukee Road history, Savenac Nursery, the fires of 1910, the creation of Mineral County in 1914, and the 1996 Alberton chlorine derailment.
The book also preserves stories of hunting camps, fishing streams, pack horses, local gathering places, community volunteers, and residents such as Thomas “Honest Tom” Bailey and Harold Joseph “Joe” Hanson. Illustrated with maps and historical interpretations, it is a story of boom and bust, work and recreation, danger and resilience—and of the people who made their homes along one of western Montana’s most remarkable corridors.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Beginning with the Selis and Qlispe peoples whose homeland and travel routes long predated county boundaries, the book follows the arrival of road builders, prospectors, merchants, railroad workers, loggers, Forest Service employees, outfitters, teachers, public officials, and families. It explores the Cedar Creek gold rush, the growth of Superior, Alberton's Milwaukee Road history, Savenac Nursery, the fires of 1910, the creation of Mineral County in 1914, and the 1996 Alberton chlorine derailment.The book also preserves stories of hunting camps, fishing streams, pack horses, local gathering places, community volunteers, and residents such as Thomas "Honest Tom" Bailey and Harold Joseph "Joe" Hanson. Illustrated with maps and historical interpretations, it is a story of boom and bust, work and recreation, danger and resilience-and of the people who made their homes along one of western Montana's most remarkable corridors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798185642153
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Beginning with the Sélis and Ql?ispé peoples whose homeland and travel routes long predated county boundaries, the book follows the arrival of road builders, prospectors, merchants, railroad workers, loggers, Forest Service employees, outfitters, teachers, public officials, and families. It explores the Cedar Creek gold rush, the growth of Superior, Alberton's Milwaukee Road history, Savenac Nursery, the fires of 1910, the creation of Mineral County in 1914, and the 1996 Alberton chlorine derailment.The book also preserves stories of hunting camps, fishing streams, pack horses, local gathering places, community volunteers, and residents such as Thomas 'Honest Tom' Bailey and Harold Joseph 'Joe' Hanson. Illustrated with maps and historical interpretations, it is a story of boom and bust, work and recreation, danger and resilience-and of the people who made their homes along one of western Montana's most remarkable corridors. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798185642153
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Beginning with the Selis and Qlispe peoples whose homeland and travel routes long predated county boundaries, the book follows the arrival of road builders, prospectors, merchants, railroad workers, loggers, Forest Service employees, outfitters, teachers, public officials, and families. It explores the Cedar Creek gold rush, the growth of Superior, Alberton's Milwaukee Road history, Savenac Nursery, the fires of 1910, the creation of Mineral County in 1914, and the 1996 Alberton chlorine derailment.The book also preserves stories of hunting camps, fishing streams, pack horses, local gathering places, community volunteers, and residents such as Thomas "Honest Tom" Bailey and Harold Joseph "Joe" Hanson. Illustrated with maps and historical interpretations, it is a story of boom and bust, work and recreation, danger and resilience-and of the people who made their homes along one of western Montana's most remarkable corridors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798185642153
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