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Virginia City, Montana is located on Montana State Highway 287.

Favorite Virginia City Lodging

  • Stonehouse Inn (406) 843-5504)
Favorite Virginia City Restaurants
  • Roadmaster Grille
Top Attractions 
  • Lots of old territorial-era buildings (Virginia City)
  • River of Gold Museum
  • McFarland Curatorial Center

Fun in Virginia City!

 

 

 
 

Virginia City (pop. 161) is one of Montana's top tourist attractions. Mountains abound in this region of southwest Montana.

Gold was discovered along Alder Gulch near Virginia City in 1863. This early-day boom town was Montana's Territorial Capital, but after the gold ran out, the capital was moved to Helena.

Merchants have made this historic gold mining camp a fun place to visit. Many old buildings from the gold mining era still stand. The old courthouse was built in 1876 and is still in business rounding up outlaws.

Popular spots are the Bale of Hay Saloon, the Madison Dinner House, and the Old Time Photo Studio.

The local Opera House offers summer theatre. Shows are a big hit with tourists.

For lodging click on the Montana.Ms site and book a room online with Expedia. Enjoy Virginia City!


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A Guide to Historic Virginia City, by Marilyn Grant, can be purchased on Amazon.com for $9.95. ISBN 0-917298-56-X

 

 

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