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lar-n-me Says: Established in 1841 by Fr. Pierre DeSmet, S.J., in response to repeated requests by various Indian tribes. The interior of the chapel has been restored to its colors of the 1880 era. Its furnishings are the handiwork of Fr. Anthony Ravalli, S.J., Montana's first medical...
lar-n-me Says: There are three floors to the junior high school but one is abandoned. Its said that a girl that went to school there hung herself in a classroom (it was the high school at the time). A few years after that they reopened the floor and the janitor was cleaning, when she...
lar-n-me Says: Directions:Drive south of Stevensville for an awesome view of Trapper Peak (seen from the hwy). it's a fun, challenging hike, too, if you've got the whole day, a record book at the top for recording your name. Grand views from the peak which is 10,157 feet above sea level...
browncn1 Says: There are three places to visit. The Bitteroot River. The Saint Mary's Mission. The main street. Great to visit for a day. Bring a metal detector. Found rare, old, valuable coins as a kid. Lewis and Clark passed through with many others. Spent days at the Bitteroot River...
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skeeter1060 Says: When I lived in Stevensville there wasn't much to do except go to the movies. I hear the movie house (on main st) isn't there anymore. I wonder if they built a new one somewhere else or if the kids have to go Missoula or Hamilton to see a movie now? I miss sneaking into the...
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When I lived in Stevensville there wasn't much to do except go to the movies. I hear the movie house (on main st) isn't there anymore. I wonder if they built a...
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I lived in Montana in the 70's and enjoyed the rather unique growing up experience of small town life. Everyone (and I do mean everyone) knew what you were doing and who you were doing it with, and if...
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The Bitterroot Valley was voted by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful drives in the country. A good place to grow up. Stevensville was the first European American settlement in the...
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