Harmon’s Histories: Missoula’s last train robbery was a dynamiting doozy
It was the last of the great Missoula-area train robberies. Dynamite (and lots of it) was used.
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Harmon’s Histories: Rabbits overtake downtown Missoula island!
Once upon a time, there was a man who lived on an island in the Missoula River, right under the Higgins Avenue Bridge, near the Snead-Simons Building. (FYI, the Missoula River is now called the Clark Fork and the building is now called the Wilma). The man had two companions, a pair of white rabbits.
Harmon’s Histories: With flair, Francis Worden’s grand piano returns to Missoula
The near-overflow crowd was excited. The champagne flowed freely. The hors oeuvres were marvelous. The setting, the historic Florence Hotel, was perfect for the official unveiling of Francis Lyman Worden’s Hazelton Brothers square grand piano on Friday, April 14. The Worden piano is the earliest documented grand piano brought to Missoula (circa 1880).
Vintage Charlie B's Video
Ready for a ride in a time traveling DeLorean with the destination being downtown Missoula circa 1972? This is a trip!