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Montanaâs capital, Helena (pronounced
HELL-in-a), is set among the Rocky Mountains along Interstate 15, roughly midway between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. It started with a gold rush in 1864 and became known as the Queen City of the Rockies because of its grand architecture. In its early days, Helena had 50 millionaires. Some of their Victorian mansions still stand. Helenaâs cathedral, art and history museums, and capitol also speak to the cityâs rich history. Hiking, boating, and soaking in hot springs round out an amazing day in Helena. Here are 16 incredible things to do in historic Helena, Montana:
1. Get An Overview
My previous two columns were devoted to accounts of the impact of the great Spanish Flu Epidemic of 1918âwhich extended through 1919 and the first four months of 1920âin Lake Geneva. While researching how the great Spanish Flu Epidemic impacted Lake Geneva, I read issues of the two Lake Geneva newspapers, the
Lake Geneva Herald and the
Lake Geneva News, which merged in April 1919 following the death of the
Heraldâs editor, John E. Nethercut, and the issues of the newly merged newspaper, also called the
Lake Geneva News, from April 1919 to April 1920.
As I noted in my two previous columns, accounts of the Spanish Flu in Lake Geneva competed for space in the Lake Geneva newspapers with articles about World War I. During 1918, prior to the end of World War I on November 11, 1918 (âArmistice Dayâ), many of the war-related newspaper articles were about or by Lake Geneva soldiers serving in France. In 1919, the
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The St. Mary’s and the Missions Catholic parish anticipates receiving a permit any day now to demolish its historic 148-year-old rectory in Owen Sound and make way for the construction of a new, accessible church residence.
Neil Devlin, the parish’s building committee chair, said asbestos abatement work in the now-vacant rectory, next to St. Mary’s Church, is complete and a contractor has been chosen to tear down the building.
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“The contractor is ready and waiting to go as soon as we get this permit from city hall, which is hinging on one more bit of information they require,” he said Wednesday.