Storied Waters: Native American Folklore at Hot Springs in the Bitterroot Valley

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Dr. Henrietta Shirk, associate professor of communication at Montana Tech, shares stories and images relating to two hot springs—Sleeping Child near Hamilton and Lost Trail (formerly, Gallogly) near Sula—resulting from the springs’ centuries-long association with Montana’s First Peoples.

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