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Collection History - Virginia City Montana Music Collectionwww.virginiacitymusic.com › history
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With the threat of having the old buildings and the town's history demolished Charles Bovey took this opportunity to purchase the properties, ...
The end of an era in Virginia City | The Madisonianwww.madisoniannews.com › community › end-era-virginia-city
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Sep 13, · By 1961, their efforts earned Virginia City a designation as a National Historic Landmark. Charles Bovey died in 1978, Sue passed in 1988, but ...
Fortune-telling machine found in restaurant could be worth $10M | The...
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... it paid $6.5 million to buy nearly 250 buildings and their contents in Virginia City and nearby Nevada City from the son of Charles Bovey.
Virginia City –The very much alive ghost town in Montana
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Charles Bovey, a member of the Montana House of Representatives and a founder of the Historic Landmark Society of Montana, along with his wife, Sue Ford, began buying the buildings in the town in the 1940s, with the intent of restoring what had become a ghost town. Most of the town's buildings were ...
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