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North Main Street, looking south:
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-Deer Lodge was hit hard economically in the early 80's when I was growing up. First the copper mines in nearby Butte and associated copper Smelter
in Anaconda closed down. Then, the Milwaukee Railroad went under. This eventually caused many of the businesses in the town to fail. For example, you can see the sign for the Deer Lodge Hotel in the upper right of the picture. This Hotel closed in the mid-80s.
+Deer Lodge was hit hard economically in the early 80's when I was growing up. First the copper mines in nearby Butte and associated copper smelter
in Anaconda closed down. Then, the Milwaukee Railroad went under. This eventually caused many of the businesses in the town to fail. For example, you can see the sign for the Deer Lodge Hotel in the upper right of the picture. This Hotel closed in the mid-80s.
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After I lived in Jens we moved to Deer Lodge. Deer Lodge is the largest town in Powell County (Deer Lodge: 4000, Powell County: 7000).
North Main Street, looking south:
Deer Lodge was hit hard economically in the early 80's when I was growing up. First the copper mines in nearby Butte and associated copper smelter in Anaconda closed down. Then, the Milwaukee Railroad went under. This eventually caused many of the businesses in the town to fail. For example, you can see the sign for the Deer Lodge Hotel in the upper right of the picture. This Hotel closed in the mid-80s.
