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The Museum Bookstore offers the following local and regional historical books and publications.

Fort Benton, Postcard History Series
Ken Robison
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The Wolfers
James Willard Schultz
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Fort Benton - Worlds Innermost Port
Joel F. Overholser
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Birthplace of Montana - A History of Fort Benton
John G. Lepley
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Blackfoot Fur Trade on The Upper Missouri
John G. Lepley
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Packets to Paradise - Steamboating to Fort Benton
John G. Lepley
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The Lewis & Clark Story - Reflections of a Montana Pioneer
W. R. Felton, Edited by Henry L. Armstrong
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The Camerons - Evelyn and Ewen
Birding in Central Montana 1912-1913
Henry L. Armstrong
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Bob & Louise Lynd
A Missouri River Odyssey - 1939
Fort Benton To New Orleans
Henry L. Armstrong
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Montana's Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
The Wild & Scenic Missouri
Rick and Susie Graetz
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From the Shellrock to the Highwoods
LeRoy Strand
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For Further Information Contact
The River and Plains Society
P.O. Box 262
Fort Benton, Montana 59442
406-622-5316
8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon - Weekdays
Business Office Email: fbmuseums@mtintouch.net
Archives-Library Email: riverplains@mtintouch.net

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