| | The History of Hot Springs, Montana |  | | Around 1910 and the time of the first homesteading of the Camas/Hot Springs region, there was one active pool with 4 wooden bathtubs, each walled up a couple of feet and covered by a tent. A typical Saturday would see a gathering of settlers, many of whom would walk several miles to receive the waters. Soon, the springs were improved with the construction of a bathhouse with 7 bath rooms and 8 tubs. | | | Read more... |
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I came into dry, brown hills, pregnant with soul, and found in their midst a level place, green & lush
I came into dry, brown hills, pregnant with soul, and found in their midst a level place, green & lush with fruit trees & organic vegetables & healing waters & loving people. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- Jodi N., Cambridge, MA
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What a pleasant surprise to find Shangri-La in the NW corner of Montana!
- Rob & Lisa, from Connecticut
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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| |  There are two things that men should never weary of, goodness and humility; we get none too much of them in this rough world among cold, proud people.
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