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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2016 · 37 MIN

Apples, Optimism, and Frank Lloyd Wright in the Bitterroot

from MontanaHistoricalSociety · host MontanaHistoricalSociety

MHS Community Preservation Coordinator Kate Hampton reveals how the brief flowering of the University Heights community—a planned summer residential colony near Darby—grew out of multiple, over­lapping strains of optimism, including the Bitterroot Valley’s enthusiasm for commercial apple growing, the economic confidence engendered by railroad building, the social aspirations embedded in high-end western tourism, and the riches promised by land speculation.

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