There’s a donut in Montana, that while very interesting, is not a donut anyone probably wants to consume.  That’s because this donut is over 150 years old.  With those facts, you know there has to be an interesting story behind it…

Miles City, Montana is a hub for the ranch lands of the southeastern part of the state.  Part of its history can be traced to a fort built here in 1876 and there are still residents here with links to a place that closed in 1924…

In the 1930s a group of cowboys in southeastern Montana wanted to preserve the ranch history they saw slowly vanishing.  What resulted is a unique museum with many of their ranch brands on the walls…

What would a jukebox from the 1800s look like?  A trip to this old Montana town will give you a glimpse as something that is far more than that.  It’s as if an entire band and their instruments was literally put inside the box…

Some people like to preserve a piece of the past.  What this family did here was preserve an entire town from the past.  It’s quite a place to experience and learn as you see the actual artifacts from the later 1800s…

Just northwest of Yellowstone National Park you’ll find some old mining towns with quite a story.  When gold was found there in 1863, the stories of what was being found in the stream beds brought thousands to this area seemingly overnight…

Occasionally a winter storm will leave motorists stranded and locals will come to their aid.  That was the case in one small town in 1937.  They were suddenly helping 200 people through a three day ordeal…and what they fed that throng is still celebrated today…

It is noted to be the longest running image used on a license plate anywhere in the world.  The image immortalized a horse and rider with ties to this small town…

When the first European settlers came to this area, they may not have given much thought to the natural landmark that brings people here today…

Many people come to this area of Michigan each year for the beauty of the woods and the Lake Michigan shoreline.  The first industry here though, had early settlers sending the best wood to points around the globe for a sport that was very popular at the time…