Historic architecture of Helena, Montana

A brief look at the historic and amazing architecture in Helena. Starting at Reeder's Alley, where Louis Reeder, a brick mason from Buck's County, Pennsylvania invested in the lots along Cutler Street and between 1872 and 1884 built over 30 brick and stone one-room tenements for miners. By the time of his death in 1884, it had become known as Reeder's Alley.
Contrast & compare the differences between the simple "miner's tenements" and the glorious residences featured here.

[@StereoSpace]

Those elaborate brick mansion houses are really impressive.

[@jackyergensen8053]

Incredible flying! You sure would make a fantastic tour guide ANYWHERE!

[@echelon8197]

Thanks, Jack! I love to travel, that's for sure!

[@grady4585]

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