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Groundbreaking Marks New Chapter For Powder River Historical Museum

BROADUS, Mont. - The Powder River Historical Society is pleased to announce the official groundbreaking of its museum "Welcome Building" project in Broadus, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the Powder River Historical Museum and the community it serves. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday morning, July 20, with members of the Building a Better Broadus Tourism...

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