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Whitehall, Montana

Jefferson Valley's Historic Treasure

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Local Industry & Economy

Whitehall's economy is historically rooted in mining, railroads, and agriculture. The Golden Sunlight Mine, the largest open-pit hard rock mine in Montana, has been a significant employer. Agriculture and ranching are vital in the Jefferson Valley, and tourism is growing thanks to the area's outdoor recreation and proximity to Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park and the Jefferson River.

History & Heritage

Whitehall's heritage is prominently displayed through the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Murals—over a dozen large murals throughout town. The annual Frontier Days celebration honors its western roots with rodeo action, a parade, street dances, vendors, and a Hot Rod car show. The town's mining history, railroad legacy, and connection to the Lewis & Clark Expedition are central to its identity.

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