Montana: Getting to Know The Big Sky State      Montana: Getting t...      The Ultimate Montana Atlas and Travel Encyclopedia, 2nd Ed. Michael Dougherty, Heidi Pfeil Dougherty Ultimate Press, 2002 The all-in-one, Everything, Super Pages of Montana Vacation and Travel + Wonderful book for planning your first trip to Montana! + ultimate montana atlas + A remarkable resource             All but the Waltz: A Memoir of Five Generations in the Life of a Montana Family Mary Clearman Blew University of Oklahoma Press, 2001 Well-written, absorbing and sometimes harrowing + liked this book particularly since we are Moving to Montana + It's My History! This fine book is a collection of essays that weave together remarkable accounts of four generations of the author's ancestors, from their settlement in central Montana in the 19th century to the latter years of the 20th. Pioneers of strong fortitude, originating in Pennsylvania, her father's ...             Off The Beaten Path Montana: A Guide to Unique Places 5th Edition Michael McCoy Globe Pequot, 2002 A good little guide with character I used this guide for a trip across southern Montana. The guide pointed me to such off-beat delights as the Road Kill Cafe ("from your grill to ours") in tiny McLeod, a place you won't find listed in most guidebooks. Another place you won't find in most guides is "The Big Open," a 15,000 square ...             Montana: An Uncommon Land Kenneth Ross Toole University of Oklahoma Press, 1984 Montana History + The Definitive History of Montana + Before Marketing A good fast read. Nice writing style that grabs you. Written in 1959 but still valid for history up until then. You will finish the book with a nice comprehensive understanding of the history of the state.             History of Montana: From Wilderness to Statehood James McLellan Hamilton Binford & Mort Publishing, 1970 This is a definitive and delightful history of Montana from the original official exploration of the Pacific Northwest by the Lewis and Clark expedition up to the twentieth century. Its emphasis on biography and significant and challenging incidents reflect the growth of a great western state. Line drawings. Photographs. Maps. Index. 2nd edition, revised, enlarged. 704 pp.             Moon Handbooks Montana (Moon Handbooks : Montana) W. C. McRae, Judy Jewell Avalon Travel Publishing, 2002 Thorough, Unique and Interesting + Good stuff + Montana Handbook Gives Great Information I would highly recommend any of the Moon Publication Handbooks, the Montana handbook is an excellent example of the accurate, in-depth coverage the Moon Company provides. There are many little things covered in the Moon handbooks that are omitted from the big travel names such as AAA and Frommers. ...             Winter : Notes from Montana Rick Bass, Elizabeth Hughes Mariner Books, 1992 Rick's a cool guy + In Search of Solitude... + I felt Snow through the author's words Having experienced the Yaak during winter, a few years in a row, I know what it's like... Kinda boring but very pretty. That was a few years ago, when I was a young teenager. I knew Rick and his family; I went to school with his daughters. In fact, his oldest daughter was one of my best friends. I ...             A Tenderfoot in Montana: Reminiscences of the Gold Rush, the Vigilantes, and the Birth of Montana Territory Francis M. Thompson, Kenneth Owens Montana Historical Society Press, 2004 A welcome and informative contribution Aptly edited and with an informative introduction for contemporary readers by Kenneth N. Owens, A Tenderfoot In Montana: Reminiscences Of The God Rush, The Vigilantes, And The Birth Of Montana Territory is Frank Thompson's autobiography detailing his experiences in the upper Missouri country at the ...             Roadside History of Montana (Roadside History Series) (Roadside History Series) Donald E. Spritzer Mountain Press Publishing Company, 1999 New Concept in Information "Roadside History of Montana" is a very good book on the history of Montana but beyond that it is a valuable outdoor recreation tool. Along with "Roadside Geology of Montana" this book adds wheels to reading. The concept of formatting a book to follow highways has opened up new vistas for me when ...             The Montana Cowboy, 2nd Patrick Dawson Stoecklein Publishing, 1998 A Big Sky experience, in living color and emotions. + Outstanding, insightful photos + GOOD BOOK!!!! + Excellent             Montana (Second Edition): High, Wide, and Handsome Joseph Kinsey Howard Bison Books, 2003 This is THE book on Montana. + Exciting, interesting, well worth reading. If you want to know the story of Montana, this is where you start. It's written by the best journalist-writer who ever lived in the state (excluding Bud Guthrie, of course, who chose fiction instead). It must be understood that it is not a "definitive history" as Howard himself stated, but a ...             Montana Places: Exploring Big Sky Country John B. Wright, Jack Wright New Mexico Geographical Society, 2000 boring If people want to write books about beautiful places, they should put at least one colored picture in it. The only color was on the cover. If I had known there were no colored pictures inside the book, I never would have purchased it.             Photographing Montana 1894-1928: The Life and Work of Evelyn Cameron Donna M. Lucey Mountain Press Publishing Company, 2000 Photographing Montana + A Worthy Life + Record of a time long passed . . . + Captivating + Photographing Montana, 1894-1928             Hell Creek, Montana: America's Key to the Prehistoric Past Lowell Dingus St. Martin's Press, 2004 Hell Creek, Montana, is one of the most windswept, hardscrabble locales in the American West-a quiet town of ranchers, farmers, and others who seek the beauty of the open spaces. It is also the unlikely setting of some of the most fascinating events in the history of the United States and North America. From the first-ever discovery of a Tyrannosaurus rex to Lewis and Clark's landmark expedition; ...             The Bloody Bozeman: The Perilous Trail to Montana's Gold Dorothy M. Johnson McGraw Hill Text, 1971 The days of the Bozeman Trail fairly leap to life + Well Done! + History that reads like a novel In the annals of American western history the Bozeman Trail through the Wyoming and Montana has a special notoriety for violence and peril. The Bozeman traveler faced hostile Native Americans, outlaws, hard climates, and wilderness solitude. Yet it was the trail favored by prospectors seeking their ...          products you might be interested in        geepe.com    web we recommend This is THE book on Montana. randomly chosen tools & hardware: Briggs & Stratton 2550 PSI Elite Series Gas Powered Pressure Washer #020273