Red Lodge Festival of Nations

Attendees and participants will remember all the dazzling colors the highly-embroidered Old World costumes, the flower-bedecked parade floats, and the international flags lining Broadway as well literally hundreds of them strung high in the ceiling of the Veterans Memorial Civic Center, whose dedication in 1950 was the inspiration for the next sixty-seven years of Red Lodge’s annual hometown reunion celebrating the mix of cultures that made our town such a unique place to grow up in, to visit, and to remember.

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A Farmer's Life

In 1975 Gary and Pam Mount bought Terhune Orchards, a 55-acre farm near Princeton, New J1ersey, determined to create a prosperous working farm and retail operation.Now with 250 acres and hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, the farm is celebrated through the articles Gary published in Terhune Orchard’s newsletter—now collected in this book, illustrated with color and black and white photographs.

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The Frank Smith Story: I Always Wanted to Build Things

You are invited on a journey, from birth to present, of the never-quit, can-do spirit of Frank Smith. He traveled the long road that ultimately led to the American dream as he worked his way into the forest industry and forged ahead to become the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of off-road lowboy trailers for open pit mines.

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