Historical Fort Benton

The history of Fort Benton, head of navigation on the Upper Missouri, spans every era of Montana history! All photos and writing are copyright Ken Robison. "I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library." Jorge Luis Borges. John Muir on Glacier Park: "Give a month at least to this precious reserve. The time will not be taken from your life. Instead of shortening, it will indefinitely lengthen it and make you truly immortal."*

29 December 2012

James Berry: The End of Outlaw Berry And the New Life for His Family in Montana Territory—Part III

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Remembering Our Civil War Heritage and Heroes: 1861-1865 James Berry: The End of Outlaw Berry And the New Life for ...
26 December 2012

James Berry: Confederate Veteran Turns to a Live of Crime and Joins the Sam Bass Gang —Part II

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Remembering Our Civil War Heritage and Heroes: 1861-1865 James Berry: Confederate Veteran Turns to a Life of Crime and J...
25 November 2012

Quantrill Raider James F. Berry

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Remembering Our Civil War Heritage and Heroes: 1861-1865 James Berry: Quantrill Raider and Train Robber Who Left ...
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Fort Benton Historian
Historian at the Overholser Historical Research Center in Fort Benton, River and Plains Society Board of Directors, Great Falls/ Cascade County Historic Preservation Advisory Commission, Honorary Trustee Union Bethel A. M. E. Church, Board of Directors Alma Smith Jacobs Foundation, Organization of American Historians, Montana Historical Society, Captain United States Navy (ret.) Received Montana Historical Society's Montana Heritage Keeper Award 2010 and The History Museum's Legacy Award 2011 Contact at: riverplains@mtintouch.net Check out: http://mhs.mt.gov/research/ AfricanAmerican/African AmericanInMT.asp
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