Literary Montana

Our Montana Author Adventures Trail focuses on a poet, a cowboy, a history-changing librarian, and a storyteller best known as a painter and illustrator of the West.

Click any link below for author and place information.

A. Richard Hugo, Missoula
B. Charles Marion Russell, Great Falls
C. Alma Smith Jacobs, Great Falls
D. James Willard Schultz, Glacier National Park

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