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What is a "Cultural Landscape" and how has ours been "lost in time"?
How did powerful geological forces create the extraordinary landscape of the Upper Flathead?
What was the Flathead Ice Lobe and how far did it travel?
Who were the first humans in our landscape…how did they get here?
The incredible story of Glacial Lake Missoula, and what caused it...
How the “ripple effect” of germs, guns, and horses changed northwest Montana, and the whole American West…
A brief but colorful account of how the Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of our country but missed northwest Montana...
Here are 3 little-known factoids about Lewis & Clark and their historic expedition through Montana.
Find out how the combination of trappers, traders, and top hats changed our cultural landscape?
The 1850s brought a "rush for gold" in Montana, but how did our own cultural landscape in the Upper Flathead fare?
This is an account of the human-caused event that forever altered the cultures of the West.
This is the story of the tumultuous "race on rails" to claim the riches of Montana.
Why did our cultural landscape in the Upper Flathead remain isolated from the outside world for so long?
Getting into the Upper Flathead was nearly impossible, only to find that a river runs through it.
How a Norwegian ship’s captain changed our remote cultural landscape?
The is the story of a lost pass, a blinding blizzard, and the question of who actually found the gateway into the Upper Flathead.
The surprising answer to the question-What in the world is a “wanigan”?
How the birth of one Upper Flathead town caused the death of another
What happened when a train left the Kalispell railyard without its engineer?
This is the true story of Frank B. Linderman and our fading frontier in the Upper Flathead Valley.
In 1943, in the middle of World War II, the U.S Congress launched a plan to industrialize northwest Montana. It was called the Glacier View Project.
The arrival of the great "Iron Horse" in the American West shifted the fates of towns, businesses, and entire populations like pieces on a chess board.
How did the first oil well drilled in Montana lead to the creation of Glacier National Park?
In the autumn of 1909, the U.S. Forest Service and the State of Montana were poised to engage in armed conflict with one another...Why?
It was October of 1911, and hopes were soaring in the Upper Flathead Valley of Montana as construction was soon to begin on the "Train to Everywhere."
Local artists interpret the stories and discoveries of FMAP through painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Their work brings the hidden history of Flathead Lake to life in powerful new ways.
THANK YOU TO OUR HISTORY TEAM.
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