Mullan Road Conference coming to Fort Benton
Imagine a trip back to the summer of 1860 when dramatic events foreshadowed change on the upper Missouri River.
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Imagine a trip back to the summer of 1860 when dramatic events foreshadowed change on the upper Missouri River.
As the spring of 1865 dawned, Fort Benton was in turmoil.
Editor's note: This is second of a two-part series. Part one ran Feb. 13.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - February is black history month and president Ronald Regan said it is a time to make all Americans aware of their struggle for freedom and equal
For abolitionists and enslaved Americans, the Civil War meant far more than unification, rather it was a desperate struggle for freedom and equality.