Wheatfields, Railroads, and Brewers: Exploring Bozeman's Historic North Side

Embark on a historic journey with The Extreme History Project.
This historic exploration takes you through Bozeman’s northside landscape, highlighting the vital roles that agriculture, the railroad, and brewers took in shaping the town’s growth. Wander through the heart of Bozeman’s agricultural legacy, where towering grain elevators stand as monuments to the industrious spirit of the 19th century. Discover the storied history of the Lehrkind brewing family at the location of the historic brewery, a testament to the vibrant local brewing tradition. As you stroll through the working-class neighborhoods, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the community’s enduring heritage and the hard-working individuals who built Bozeman into the thriving town it is today.

Each tour will start and end at Tinworks Art. We recommend parking near the train depot on Ida Ave and walking to meet your group at the entrance.

Please wear comfortable shoes to walk in and dress for changing weather conditions. A water bottle is recommended as well.

You may also like the following events from The Extreme History Project:

• This Tuesday, 17th June, 06:00 pm, “A Woman Awakening”: Mary MacLane in Butte, America with Lindsay Tran in Bozeman
• This Wednesday, 18th June, 01:00 pm, Illuminating the Shadowed World of Bozeman’s Red-Light District in Bozeman
• This Thursday, 19th June, 06:00 pm, Steps Through History: Bozeman's South Side Historic Black Community Walking Tour in Bozeman

Also check out other Workshops in Bozeman, Arts events in Bozeman.