Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
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In Detail
Animals Birds Birds have always been part of Grant-Kohrs Ranch. Historical records show that birds were admired by the Kohrs family. Augusta Kohrs would go into the ranch yard and whistle. It was said that s ... read more.
At A Glance Contact Information Write to Grant-Kohrs Ranch NHS 266 Warren Lane Deer Lodge, MT 59722 Phone Visitor Center (406) 846-2070 ext. 250 Headquarters (406) 846-2070 ext. 224 Fax (406) 846-3962 ... read more.
Geology Open Range The decimation of the bison, which once ruled the plains by the millions, opened an empire of grass to aspiring stockgrowers. Here was opportunity to prosper on the bounty of the public do ... read more.
History History & Culture "They were a rugged set of men, these pioneers, well qualified for their self-assumed task. In the pursuit of wealth a few succeeded and the majority failed,...the range cattle indu ... read more.
In A Nutshell Frequently Asked Questions Are you open year round? The park is open every day of the year except Thanksgiving Day, December 25, and January 1. Can I bring my RV into the parking lot? The Visitor Ce ... read more.
Just For Kids Traveling Trunks The Grant-Kohrs Ranch traveling trunk is intended for 4th to 8th grades learning Montana and western U.S. history, focusing on cattlemen, cowboys, and cattle drives, and can be modif ... read more.
Natural World Nature & Science "It was a beautiful stream, the water clear and sparkling and alive with the finest trout, and the same was true of every spring we crossed. The valley was full of antelope and ... read more.
Park Regulations & Safety Permits Special Use Permits A special-use permit is required for activities that provide a benefit to an individual, group, or organization, rather than the public at large, and that require some deg ... read more.
Preservation Support Your Park The National Park Service cares for America's treasures, and you can help. There are many ways to support Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site. Come visit and share your lo ... read more.
Sights to See Nearby Attractions Grant-Kohrs related sites in Deer Lodge Hillcrest Cemetery, W. Milwaukee Road. Burial sites for Augusta, Conrad, son William Kohrs, John Bielenberg, and grandson, Conrad Warre ... read more.
Things To Do Guided Tours Throughout the summer season, Memorial Day through Labor Day, there are a variety of ranger-led programs offered daily. Stop at the visitor center to find out the program schedule for t ... read more.
Grant-Kohrs Ranch In Depth
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