Montana Auto Museum

roccaas

roccaas

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Headed to Deer Lodge for Thanksgiving. On the 10 best list. How long should I plan in order to see the whole collection? Thanks
 
If you are a golfer, "OLD WORKS" course in Anaconda is a unique experience.
It's the Anaconda Copper Smelter Superfund site that Jack Nicklaus turned into a links golf course. State owned, not expensive, and wonderful.
 
I would probably opt for 3-4 hours since there is a lot more than just cars to see. The whole prison complex, frontier museum, toy museum, and a few others within a couple blocks of the prison. One admission price gets you into them all. Its deffinitly worth checking out!
 
jfrankhash said:
If you are a golfer, "OLD WORKS" course in Anaconda is a unique experience.
It's the Anaconda Copper Smelter Superfund site that Jack Nicklaus turned into a links golf course. State owned, not expensive, and wonderful.
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Do they play with RED balls in the snow like the Scots?
 
Red?... I was assuming in the snow and cold of Anaconda, they would be *BLUE*, but that just reminds me of more off-color golf jokes (hahaha)

Also the Mining Museum in Butte is a good place to visit as well, and there used to be an old pawnshop in the hill years ago that had around 200+ old jukeboxes.. Not sure if they are still there though.. it has been a while since i have visited back there..

Dave in Boise (formerly raised in Stevensville, MT)
 
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