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8 W. Mercury 782-0812 2400 Harrison Ave 782-1783 4 | THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 Headframes Dotting the landscape and skyline of Butte are four- PLACES TO SEE teen tall, black steel structures. Called gallows frames or headframes, these mark the remnants of mines that honeycombed the Butte hill. Cables from a mine’s hoist house passed over sheave wheels at the top of the Copper King Mansion frame, lowering miners to their work, transporting 219 West Granite, Butte, MT 59701 mules, equipment, and supplies down the shafts, and (406) 782-7580 bringing up load after load of ore. Seven of the four- teen headframes have been outlined in red lights, part The mansion was built for Copper King of a campaign to memorialize all of Butte’s historic William A. Clark. Privately owned, now, much headframes. of its magniﬁcence remains in the architecture, interior woodwork, light ﬁxtures, furniture, and furnishings. Guided tours available during the summer months from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tours not during summer need appointment & must be scheduled 24 hours in advance. Price: Adults $10, Children $5.

Granite Mountain Mine Memorial (406) 723-3177 | (800) 735-6814 Near midnight on June 8, 1917, a ﬁre broke out at the 2,400 foot level of the Granite Mountain Mine. It quickly spread to the neighboring Speculator Mine. Fire, smoke, and gas claimed the lives of 168 miners. Incredibly, 31 survived to tell the tale. The memorial, built in 1996, features letters to families from the fallen miners, a reproduction of the story in the Butte newspaper, and the names of the miners who gave their lives. The ﬂoor of the memorial is paved with bricks bearing families’ remembrances.

Enjoy our Knights of Columbus Hall Matt’s Enjoy our 224 West Park Street | (406) 490-8867 | (406) 782-2891 The KC is the home for Butte’s Sports Picture Gallery. More than 1000 pictures covering Burgers and 100+years of Butte Sports Teams and individuals. Collections include CYO & Grade schools, Drive-in Butte Central and Butte High Schools Championship teams, Baseball, Swimming, Skating, Ski, Shakes! Boxing, Bowling, Golf, Volleyball, Cheerleading, and BC tumblers. Tributes include East/West Shrine game, Jim Patrick Collection, 9-11 Firemen & Policemen, and generations of local Butte families. Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily and free to the public. Enter through the gym door on Idaho Street.

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For more information go to: www.co.silverbow.mt.us/192/Parks-Recreation AREA Clark Park Clark Park is located off Texas Avenue just a few blocks east of Harrison Avenue. Clark Park offers numer- P ous recreational opportunities, including historic playground equipment from Butte’s lost Columbia Gardens, indoor ice hockey rink (Butte Community Ice A Center), picnic areas, sand volleyball pit, basketball court, Splash R Pad, five pavilions and restrooms. Skyline The park is located off Conti- nental Drive on the east side of Stodden Park Butte. K The 60-acre Skyline Park fea- The entrance to Stodden Park is located off Utah Avenue two blocks tures a children’s fishing pond, off- south of Dewey Boulevard. leash dog area, trails, interpreta- Stodden Park is home to Highland View Golf Course, tennis courts, tive signs, all-abilities accessible softball fields, horseshoe pits, several playgrounds, two pavilions avail- playground equipment, benches, S able for reservations, an amphitheater, and Butte’s Vietnam and Korea picnic tables, drinking fountain for memorials. The Spirit of Columbia Gardens Carousel is expected to humans & dogs, and restrooms. open this spring.

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Thompson Park Get away from it all without getting too far away. Thompson Park, just nine miles south of Uptown Butte on Highway 2, is a day-use municipal recreation area with 25 miles of non- motorized trails for hiking, horseback riding, or mountain biking. Experience the backcountry as well as past mining activity, rock formations, incredible scenic vistas, and wildlife.

Mountain Con & Foreman’s Park The walking trails and park can be accessed via parking lots at these locations: On Wyoming Street, a block north of Wool- man Street. On Little Minah Street — turn right off of Main Street if you’re northbound. On Center Street — turn right off of Main Street if you’re northbound. ing via Foreman Park to the Granite Mountain Foreman’s Park, built on the remediated Memorial farther north. The Mountain Con is Copper Mountain ground of the historic Mountain Con Mine an easily identifiable landmark — it is the mine Yard, features sweeping views of Butte’s headframe that bears the slogan ‘Mile High, Copper Mountain Park is located off Beef Trail Road under the shadow of Timber Butte. Summit Valley, the East Ridge, the Highlands Mile Deep’ at its base, referring to Butte’s el- Constructed in 1999 at the site of a former copper ore smelter, the Copper Mountain Recre- Range, and the surrounding Anaconda-Pintler, evation above sea level and the depth of the ation Complex sits below the Timber Butte hill in the central Butte valley. The 30-plus acre site Pioneer, and Flint Creek ranges. It also ex- Mountain Con mine itself. includes playground equipment, disc golf course, baseball and football fields, volleyball courts, tends by two miles the Butte, Anaconda & Park amenities include a gazebo, rest- picnic areas, walking trails, a golf driving range and 3 Legends Stadium, a first-class American Pacific trails that snake through Uptown and rooms, picnic tables and benches, interpretive Legion baseball facility. the West Side from Montana Tech, connect- signs, barbecue grills and more.

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1856 | Caleb Irvine is among the first-known prospec- 1899 | Clark runs again for U.S. Senate and loses, erupts between Nation and madam of the Irish World 1925 | New home for Butte’s Elks dedicated. tors to camp at a place that would later be called Butte. thanks to Daly. brothel, May Malloy. 1926 | Butte mines equipped for work to 5,000-foot depth. 1864 | Prospector “Seven-Up Pete” McMahon names 1899 | Butte Country Club established. 1911 | The Little Tramp, Charlie Chapin, performs in 1926 | Tony Vetere pays ultimate price for triple mur- Silver Bow Creek. William Allison and G.O. Humphreys set 1899 | Work is complete on the Clark Chateau. Butte. der. Vetere’s hanging was the last one held in Butte. up camp. 1900 | The Irish make up the largest immigrant popula- 1911 | Butte’s first Socialist mayor, Lewis A. Duncan, is 1927 | Mrs. Herbert Hoover visits Butte’s Girl Scouts. 1872 | Copper King William A. Clark makes his way to elected. tion in Butte. 1927 | Butte physicians barred from prescribing liquor. Butte. 1911 | Two mining accidents leave 11 Butte miners dead. 1900 | Montana School of Mines, now Montana Tech, 1927 | Butte Municipal Airport constructed south of 1875 | Mining boom begins thanks to William Farlin’s Five men were killed in the Leonard Mine; six men died in is opened. the city. discovery of rich silver ore at the Travona Mine. the Black Rock Mine. 1900 | Marcus Daly dies in New York City. 1927 | World-famous aviator Charles Lindbergh receives 1876 | Copper King Marcus Daly, with the help of inves- 1912 | Dedication of new Silver Bow courthouse, one of 1901 | Clark finally wins, in his third bid for the U.S. rousing Butte welcome. tors, takes over Alice Mine. the nation’s finest. Senate. 1928 | Two newspapers, the Anaconda Standard and 1878 | Miners’ Union organized. 1912 | Montana Power formed. 1901 | Financier J.P. Morgan tours Butte’s Anaconda Mine. Butte Miner join to form today’s Montana Standard. 1879 | Butte City incorporates. 1913 | Butte Daily Post makes its debut. 1902 | Mary MacLane’s “scandalous” book, “The Story 1929 | Miners get a 25-cents-a-day raise. 1879 | Morgan Earp, brother of Wyatt Earp, employed 1913 | The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific becomes the na- of Mary MacLane” is published. 1930 | Although already about 50 years old, St. Pat- as a Butte policeman. tion’s first heavy haul electric railroad. 1902 | Plans are underway for the Gregson Hot Springs rick’s Church hosts its first ordination of a priest. 1880 | Marcus Daly buys Anaconda mine, organizes 1913 | Five men killed in Leonard Mine accident. Hotel. 1931 | Record broken with 100-degree temp; Butte ex- Anaconda Copper Mining Company. 1913 1902 | Pump at the Big Hole Reservoir means a larger | Street lights illuminate Main Street. periences its worst flood to date. 1880 | Butte’s population nears 3,400. 1914 water supply for Butte. | F. Augustus Heinze dies, his fortune greatly di- 1932 | Six young Butte men killed while setting off blast- 1881 | Silver Bow County is established with Butte City 1902 | Masonic Temple dedicated. minished, in Saratoga, New York. ing caps in Meaderville. as the county seat. 1914 1903 | Marcus O’Farrell, mine foreman and nephew to | Butte Rotary Club organized. 1932 | Royal welcome given to presidential candidate, 1881 | Utah and Northern Railroad arrives from Ogden, Marcus Daly, dies unexpectedly in Butte. 1914 | Butte Miner’s Union Hall is dynamited to rubble Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Utah. 1903 | President Teddy Roosevelt visits Butte. during a labor dispute, martial law is declared, lasts 1932 | Golf ball-size hail causes considerable damage 1881 | Two Irish organizations form – the Ancient Order through 1921, the longest period of military occupation in 1903 | Cornerstone of Butte’s new federal building is in Butte. of Hibernians and the Robert Emmet Literary Association. U.S. since the Reconstruction era. laid. 1933 | Beer makes a welcome return to Butte. 1882 | Marcus Daly’s investment pays off. Large copper 1915 | Sixteen miners killed in explosion at the Granite 1903 | B’nai Israel synagogue is dedicated. 1934 | America’s queen of the air, Amelia Earhart, visits deposit found in the Anaconda Mine. Mountain Mine. 1903 Mining City. 1887 | Great Northern Railway reaches Butte. | Robert Emmet monument unveiled in St. Pat- 1915 | The gift of Thompson Park bestowed on Butte. rick’s Cemetery. 1934 | Butte character “Shoestring Annie” passes away. 1887 | Boston & Montana Band forms. 1916 | Fire in the Pennsylvania Mine leaves 21 dead. 1904 | Not a good year for miners, as four men were 1935 | Quake rocks Butte. 1887 1916 | The original Finlen, then known as the McDer- killed by fall of ground at the East Grey Rock Mine; five | Sixty-two-foot elk erected on corner of Main and 1936 mott, opens for business. Broadway just in time for the Elks state convention. | Well-known Butte character, Nickel Annie, dies at men died in a cave-in at the Minnie Healey; and three the age of 80. 1888 | Copper King Mansion completed. men drowned in a mine shaft bulkhead between the 1917 | Granite Mountain/Speculator Mine fire kills ap- 1937 | First lady Eleanor Roosevelt makes a stop in Butte. 1889 | Six men perish in a fire at the St. Lawrence & Cambers and Belmont mines. proximately 167 men in nation’s worst hard rock mining 1937 | End of an era – Butte streetcars make their last run. Anaconda mines. 1904 | Word finally reaches Butte that Copper King disaster; leads to first general mining strike in 39 years. 1938 1889 | The youngest Copper King, F. Augustus Heinze, W.A. Clark married his “ward”, Miss Anna LaChappelle, in 1917 | IWW organizer Frank Little is brutally murdered | Anaconda Company bequeaths Clark Park to city arrives in Butte. France three years previously. by masked men. His murder remains unsolved. of Butte. 1938 1890 | Butte’s population rising, with nearly 11,000 1905 | Seven men killed after an explosion at the Cora 1918 | Three convicted murderers hang simultaneously | Spring snowstorm drops 26 inches on Mining City. residents. Mine in Walkerville. for their crimes in Butte. 1939 | Wyoming Street becomes the first asphalt-paved 1890 | Dumas Hotel, a luxurious parlor house, opens in 1905 | Butte Public Library struck by lightning. 1919 | Butte’s Irish welcome Eamon de Valera. thoroughfare in Butte. 1939 Butte’s Red Light District. 1905 | Freight train and street car headed down from 1919 | YMCA opens its doors. | Former President Herbert Hoover makes brief 1892 | Feud between Daly and Clark begins as they take the Columbia Gardens collide; several people dead. 1920 | Butte population peaks at nearly 100,000. stop in Butte. 1940 opposing views to control the Butte Water Co. 1905 | Fire destroys or damages more than 60 busi- 1920 | Armed mine guards turn their guns on striking | Mining City becomes the “Windy City,” as its resi- 1893 | Women’s Protective Union of Butte founded. nesses in Uptown Butte, including Symon’s and the Butte miners on the Anaconda Road; one man is killed. dents experience 75 mph winds. 1940 1893 | Western Federation of Miners formed; Butte Min- Public Library. 1920 | Well-known Butte character “Fat Jack” Jones | President Franklin D. Roosevelt names Butte ers Union is the #1 local. 1906 | Copper King W.A. Clark sells a good deal of his dies in Los Angeles. man, Frank Walker, as postmaster general. 1941 1893 | Amalgamated Copper Co. forms with Daly as mining interests. 1920 | Butte produces 30% of U.S. copper output, 15% | Marcus Daly statue moved from North Main vice-president and George Rockefeller of Standard Oil as 1906 | One of the largest funerals in Butte is held for of the world’s output, and more silver than any other street to the Montana Tech campus. secretary. Father J.J. Callahan, parish priest at Sacred Heart Church. district in America. 1941 | Anaconda Mining Company produces 51% of the 1893 | Nine lives lost on the 500-foot level of Silver 1907 | Butte gives a rousing welcome to William Jen- 1920 | Labor strife; U.S. troops back in Butte. copper and 98% of the manganese produced for the war effort during WWII. Bow Mine. nings Bryan. 1920 | Vice presidential candidate Franklin Delano Roo- 1943 1894 | Riot disrupts Independence Day festivities when 1907 | Statue of Marcus Daly erected on North Main street. sevelt visits Butte. | Sniper kills Butte athlete, Lt. Eso Naranche, in North Africa. members of an anti-immigrant, anti-Catholic group, the 1907 | Immaculate Conception Church, located on 1922 | Tong wars break out in Chinatown. American Protective Association fight with Irish resi- 1944 | Lt. Viviana Cronin becomes Butte’s first woman Butte’s westside, is dedicated 1922 | Lightning strikes 10 Boy Scouts from Butte, kill- dents; one killed. World War II casualty. 1908 | Daniel Hennessy, founder of Butte’s premier de- ing one. 1894 | Butte City is now just plain ole’ Butte. 1945 | Parents receive word that their sons, Russell and partment store, Hennessy’s, dies suddenly. 1923 | Attempt is made to blow up Hibernia Hall, while Paul Fourtner, were not among the World War II casual- 1895 | Mark Twain entertains at Butte’s Maguire Opera 1908 | Butte fans come in droves to watch the Butte revelers were celebrating the start of a new year. ties, as previously been told. Instead, the two had been House. High Bulldogs take on Chicago’s Englewood High in a 1923 | Butte shuts up shop to see President Warren G. liberated from prisoner-of-war camps. 1895 | The “Great Explosion”: 57 people die when sev- football matchup. Butte High loses by a score of 11-4. Harding. eral warehouses explode when dynamite stored inside 1946 | Corp. Jasper Dawson released from a Japanese 1909 | Earthquake shakes things up in Butte. 1923 | Silent film star Rudolph Valentino at Columbia ignites. All but three of the Butte fire department person- prisoner-of-war camp. Dawson was taken prisoner in the 1909 | Blast kills four miners in the Diamond Mine. Gardens. nel are killed. Philippines on Dec. 6, 1941, and spent the entire war as 1909 | Butte mines idle as 10,000 men refuse to labor. 1924 | Boys Central High School opens. a POW. 1898 | St. Lawrence Church, built with subscriptions by miners, opens. 1909 | President William Howard Taft pays a visit. 1924 | A brand new Finlen Hotel opens its doors. 1946 | Old Butte High School burns to the ground. 1898 | The “Apex Wars,” a five-year struggle for control 1909 | Fred Astaire dances his way into Butte. 1924 | There’s a new organization in town, Butte Ex- 1947 | Winds clocked at 92 mph at Butte airport. of Butte Hill, begins. 1910 | School of Mines students build the M on Big Butte. change Club chartered. 1947 | Parking meters make their debut in Uptown Butte. 1899 | Clark builds Columbia Gardens, a family amuse- 1910 | Crusading prohibitionist Carrie Nation is an 1925 | William A. Clark dies – the last of the Copper Kings. 1948 | President Harry S. Truman brings along his wife ment park and gathering place for more than 70 years. unwelcome visitor to Butte’s red light district. Argument 1925 | Quakes rattle Butte residents twice in one year. Bess and daughter Margaret while visiting Butte. THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018 | 9 BUTTE HISTORY

1948 | Butte High band marches in the Tournament of 1956 | Flooding hits Butte; 5-year-old boy dies after be- 1966 | Large crowd on hand to hear Sen. Robert F. Ken- 1972 | Butte’s first FM station is 94.1. Roses parade in Pasadena. ing swept away by flood waters. nedy speak on the steps of the Miners Union Hall 1972 | For the first time in its history, the Butte police 1950 | Twenty people die in plane crash on Butte’s East 1958 | Three men killed in the Badger Mine. 1968 | Eight-and-a-half-month-old mining strike comes force goes on strike. Ridge. 1959 | Strike of 152 days as underground mines are be- to an end. 1973 | Columbia Gardens is closed for expansion of pit 1950 | President Harry S. Truman again makes stop in ing phased out 1969 | Announcement made to close seven Catholic el- mining operations. Later, fire destroys equipment and Butte. 1959 | Presidential candidate, Sen. John F. Kennedy ementary schools in Butte; high schools to go co-ed. buildings 1950 | Father James P. Maginn, a native of Butte, was speaks at the Finlen Hotel 1969 | Work begins on Montana Tech’s Alumni Coli- 1973 | The 140-foot headframe of the Leonard Mine executed as an American spy by North Korean forces. 1959 | Lee Enterprises purchases The Montana Standard. seum. tumbles 1950 | Last Bobcat-Grizzly football game played in 1960 | Sisters of Charity take over St. James Hospital 1969 | Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Corette, the Butte 1973 | Longtime Butte photographer, C. Owen Smith- Butte. 1960 | Miners’ strike ends after 182 days. Municipal Swimming Pool opens. ers, dies. 1951 | Future president, Sen. Richard M. Nixon speaks 1961 | Mountain Con Mine is a mile deep 1970 | Astronaut Col. Frank Borman captivates Mon- 1973 | Fire strikes again in Uptown Butte. The Medical to a capacity crowd at the Finlen Hotel 1961 | First time in the Mining City’s history that a tana Tech audience Arts building and several other businesses are among the 1951 | New Girls Central High School dedicated. courtroom had an all-woman jury. 1970 | 727 jet service comes to Butte casualties. 1952 | Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower receives warm Butte 1973 1961 | TV show “Route 66” filmed in Butte. 1970 | Hail causes extensive damage in Butte. | Measles ends the season for the Butte High Bull- reception. dogs basketball team. The teens were quarantined and 1962 | Butte is named one of the nation’s first National 1971 | Anaconda Mining troubles begin with nationaliza- 1952 | Butte Civic Center dedicated. then sent home from state tourney. Historic landmark Districts tion of its mines in Chile 1953 | World-renowned singer Marion Anderson wows 1974 | Evel Knievel’s Snake River jump fails 1962 | Columnist Ann Landers honored Butte guest. 1971 | Hollywood biographical film, “Evel Knievel” crowd at Butte Civic Center. 1962 makes its debut on the silver screen. The film starred 1974 | Naranche Stadium to close. 1953 | Permanent lights now illuminate the “Big M.” | Television comes to Butte as KXLF becomes Mon- George Hamilton and Sue Lyon 1974 | Irene Humber is the first woman to head up the tana’s first TV station. 1963 | Horrific explosion occurs when 3,500 pounds of 1971 | Butte says goodbye to beloved Butte High coach, Butte Chamber of Commerce. 1954 dynamite blew up in East Butte. | Vice President Richard M. Nixon receives warm Harry “Swede” Dahlberg, 74, and Meaderville restaurant 1974 | Fairmont Hot Springs opens. Mining City welcome. 1963 | Big Butte School renamed in honor of the late President John F. Kennedy. legend, Teddy Traparish, 83 1975 | Most underground mines in Butte are closed; 1955 | Berkeley Open Pit Mine digging begins, lead- 1972 | Old No. 1 makes its debut Anaconda Co. lays off 3,000 miners ing to the destruction of ethnic neighborhoods such as 1964 | Approximately 64,000 people greet President 1972 Meaderville, McQueen and Finntown. Lyndon B. Johnson at Butte airport. | Aviator Bert Mooney dies at age 71 1975 | Grant School now just a memory 1972 1955 | Anaconda Copper Mining Company changes its 1964 | Butte speed skaters Judy Morstein and Sylvia | Approximately 3,500 Butte people greet Ted Kennedy 1975 | Hot off the press is Don James’ “Butte’s Memory name to the Anaconda Company. White are on the U.S. Olympic team. 1972 | Fire once again visits Uptown Butte as J.C. 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1976 | ARCO buys Anaconda Company. The once all 1983 | Brrrrr!!! Butte registers -52 below. 1993 | The film F.T.W., starring Mickey Rourke, Lori 2006 | Butte rolls out the red carpet for President of powerful company ceases to exist. 1984 | Butte’s own Dave Silk named to U.S. Men’s Olym- Singer and Peter Berg, is filmed in Uptown Butte. Ireland Mary McAleese 1976 | Tornado funnel sighted outside of Butte. Tennis- pic skating team. 1994 | Herberger’s sets up shop in the Butte Plaza Mall. 2007 | Daredevil Evel Knievel dies in Clearwater, Florida. ball size hail cause considerable damage. 1984 | U.S. House Speaker Tip O’Neill sparkles for Butte. 1994 | Margaret Leary student dies from gunshot fired 2008 | National Folk Festival a big hit in Butte. 1977 | The city of Butte and Silver Bow County consoli- 1985 | Christmas came a little early as Our Lady of the at school. 2008 | In an election year, former President Clinton, date governments Rockies statue is airlifted in pieces to the East Ridge. 1995 | The elegantly renovated Mother Lode Theatre opens and presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Barack 1978 | Professional baseball team, Copper Kings, make 1986 | Montana Resources, owned by Dennis Washing- 1995 | Approximately 149 geese found floating in the Obama make stops in the Mining City. their home in Butte. ton buys some ARCO’s mining claims in Butte. Berkeley Pit. 2010 | The newly-renovated Butte Archives opens its 1979 | Butte police kill sniper firing on St. James Com- 1986 | $1 million mistake found in Butte School District 1996 | USS Butte decommissioned. doors to the public. munity Hospital. budget. 1996 | ASiMi breaks ground. 2011 | Butte copper heiress and daughter of W.A. Clark, 1980 | Another era ends as Hennessy’s closes its door. 1987 | World Cup opens at Butte’s High Altitude Sports 1998 | Montana Power agrees to sell nearly all of its Huguette Clark, dies in New York at the age of 104. 1980 | Former President Gerald Ford speaks at the Center state electrical generating facilities to PP&L. 2011 | Montana Folk Festival is born. Montana Power’s annual meeting. 1988 | Presidential candidate Jesse Jackson speaks in 1998 | Butte Miner’s Union No.1 memorial wall on North 2016 | Butte mourns the loss of beloved doctor, Pete 1980 | Butte High wrestlers win first state championship. Butte. Main is dedicated Sorini. 1981 | Kelley Mine, Butte’s last underground operation, 1988 | Butte wins “All America” designation. 1999 | It’s now official – Montana Power changes hands. 2016 | NorthWestern Energy has a new home at 11 E. shuts down. 1988 | Three teens admit to toppling 101 tombstones 2000 | Mining is shut down due to high energy costs Park St. 1981 | Butte Central girls capture their first basketball 1989 | FBI decides to remain in Butte and low copper prices. 2016 | Thousands of snow geese land once more on the championship. 1989 | Car bomb on Broadway Street rocks Butte. 2000 | Judy Martz of Butte elected Montana’s first Berkeley Pit. 1981 | Pretty chilly as Butte hits -43. 1990 | Robbie Knievel sets new record when he sailed female governor. 2016 | Voters a $7.5 million bond to build a new water 1981 | Box of dynamite found on corner of Front and over 30 cars on his motorcycle. 2002 | First annual Evel Knievel festival, honoring the park in Butte. Iowa streets. motorcycle daredevil who was born and reared in Butte. 1991 | Butte woman, Karla Gray, appointed to the Mon- 2017 | The recently found remains of Capt. Robert 1982 | Dumas Brothel is shut down after nearly 100 tana Supreme Court. 2002 | Butte named Distinctive Destination by the Na- Holton, who died in 1969, during the Vietnam War, are years of operation. tional Trust for Historic Preservation. 1991 | Cross-town rivalry ends as the Bulldogs and Ma- finally laid to rest in Butte. 1982 | Hostages taken during Montana Bank holdup. roons play their last football game. 2002 | Mining is resumed in the Continental Pit by Montana. 2017 | Former Montana Gov. Judy Martz, 74, of Butte 1982 | Central pump station at the Kelley Mine shut off; 1992 | Longtime Butte business, Ossello’s, closes its 2002 | NorthWestern Energy buys Montana Power’s elec- has died. work at Berkeley Pit ceases. doors. tric and natural gas transmission and distribution system. 2018 | Environmental Protection Agency: Butte Hill 1983 | End of an era as Butte mining shuts down. 1992-93 | Numerous fires erupt in Butte; work of an 2003 | The Irish Festival, An Ri Ra, finds a home in Butte. cleanup agreement reached. 1983 | Maroons wear first state wrestling crown. arsonist. e! Take Home Welcome to Butte! A Touch of Montana Large & Small Items • Cibbag Boad • Cad Hod • Wi ack WE BUY ANTLERS! • Wa coc • Pic u Fam Pete’s Antler Art • A Ky Chai 1005 Cobba . 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Our Lady of the Rockies 3100 Harrison Avenue (406) 782-1221 (800) 800-5239 There’s no better place to get a bird’s- eye view of Butte than from Our Lady of the Rockies. This half day tour winds up mountain roads high above town to “Our Lady.” About the size of the Statue of Liberty, Our Lady was built by blue-collar volunteers. It’s a great trip and an inspiring story. June-October: Monday- Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday noon to 4 p.m. Reservation is needed for tours, about two hours for tour plus a half hour video prior to departure. Price: Seniors/Clergy/Military $14, Adults $16, Juniors 13-17 $12, Children 5-12 $8, Children 4 and under $2.

National Historic Landmark District One of the largest historic landmark districts in the country, Butte offers a legacy of architectural treasures that are contempo- raries of the best Victorian architecture in America’s great cities. The Uptown is filled with fine, well preserved examples of early 20th century architecture. Take a walk among the historic buildings and read the history of many on the National Historic Landmark plaques.

Old Butte Historical Adventures 117 North Main Street, Butte, MT 59701 (406) 498-3424 A series of walking tours highlight details from the Butte’s colorful history, from the The Berkeley Pit 1890s to the 1950s. Tours visit a total of ten The Berkeley Pit is a 1,700-foot deep hole in the ground, nearly 3 miles around the outside, and as you stand on the viewing area, the far historical sites in Historic Uptown Butte. Tours side is about a mile away. The Pit was created over a 30-year period, beginning with block caving of some of the underground mines after start and end at the Historic Guide Center. WWII. By the mid-’50s because of the availability of huge trucks and loaders, the ore was mined from the surface. The ore, containing about April -October: Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. to 1.5% copper, was milled at a concentrator southeast of the Pit. When ARCO closed all the mines in 1982, the underground pumps were shut 2 p.m.; Sunday and after hours are by reser- oﬀ and the abandoned Pit has slowly ﬁlled with extremely acidic water. Eventually, the water will be cleaned at the water treatment plant, vation only. Winter tours available by appoint- but in the meantime, the Pit gives Butte a lake like none other, as well as giving researchers a unique challenge. Open March- November. ment and special group tours can be arranged Admission: $2. at any time. Evening tours daily by reserva- continued on Page 14 tion only, minimum of 4 people. 12 | THE BUTTE EXPERIENCE | 2018

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World Museum of Mining This is one of the ﬁnest collections in the world, 155 Museum Way | (406) 723-7211 with many pieces pulled from beneath Butte Explore more than 50 structures, ranging from itself. June 15—Sept. 15: Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the 100-foot headframe of the Orphan Girl Mine, Winter Hours: Weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ad- to a faithful recreation of a mining camp, Hell mission is free but donations are appreciated. Roarin’ Gulch. Half the museum’s displays focus on the culture and ethnic history of an 1880’s to 1920’s mining town, while the other half provides a detailed look at the history of mining technol- ogy. The museum is one of the very few to oc- cupy an actual historic mine site, and is uniquely able to portray the story of mining from earliest methods to modern techniques. Venture 65 feet into the 2700 foot Orphan Girl Mine with one of our tour guides, to get a real feeling for what underground mining was all about. General Ad- mission April 1-Oct. 31: 7 days per week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pricing: Adults $8.50, Seniors (65+) $7.50, Students (5-17) $5, Under 5 is Free. April Underground Mine Tour — Available 7 days per week 9:30 to 11 a.m.; 1 p.m., 2 p.m. & 4:15 p.m. (call to make reservation. Adults $15, Seniors $12, Students $8, Under 5 is not available. MT STANDARD RETAIL/IN HOUSE; DIRECTORY6 x 4.8; Color; B20575294; Butte Experience Apr FOOD & DRINK Royse’s Hamburgers SERVICES Lisac’s Tri-Stop 2544 Harrison Ave. – 782-9359 Matt’s Place & More Butte Toyota 2340 Harrison Ave. – 782-1971 5103 Harrison Ave. – 782-9181 Hours: Mon.-Sun. 24hrs. Daily 2339 Placer – 782-8049 Dining Hours: Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8am-6pm e Montana Hours: Tues.-Sat. 11:30am-7pm Sat. 9am-5pm Mon.-Fri. 10:30am-7:30pm Standard Montana Club Sat. 10:30am-4:00pm Denny Menholt Ford 25 W. Granite – 496-5500 3540 Harrison Ave. – 494-1400 50 Ford Lane – 494-6333 Drive ru: Mon.-Fri. 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The museum is one of the very few to oc- cupy an actual historic mine site, and is uniquely able to portray the story of mining from earliest methods to modern techniques. Venture 65 feet into the 2700 foot Orphan Girl Mine with one of our tour guides, to get a real feeling for what underground mining was all about. General Ad- mission April 1-Oct. 31: 7 days per week 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pricing: Adults $8.50, Seniors (65+) $7.50, Students (5-17) $5, Under 5 is Free. April Underground Mine Tour — Available 7 days per week 9:30 to 11 a.m.; 1 p.m., 2 p.m. & 4:15 p.m. (call to make reservation. Adults $15, Seniors $12, Students $8, Under 5 is not available. DIRECTORY FOOD & DRINK Royse’s Hamburgers SERVICES Lisac’s Tri-Stop 2544 Harrison Ave. – 782-9359 Matt’s Place & More Butte Toyota 2339 Placer – 782-8049 2340 Harrison Ave. – 782-1971 5103 Harrisonrrison Ave. – 782-9181 Hours: Mon.-Sun. 24hrs. Daily 2339 Placer – 782-8049 2340 Harrison Ave. – 782-1971 5103 Ha Hours: Mon.-Sun. 24hrs. 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