Fort Peck Dam History: Montana's Boomtown Giant
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Fort Peck Dam History: Montana's Boomtown Giant
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What happens when you drop one of America's biggest construction projects into remote northeast Montana during the Great Depression?
People come.
Thousands of them.
This week, Montana Max digs into the remarkable human story behind Fort Peck Dam: the workers who came looking for a paycheck, the boomtowns that sprang up almost overnight, the twenty-four-hour movie theater, Margaret Bourke-White's historic LIFE magazine cover, and the deadly 1938 slide that left six workers unrecovered.
And yes, even the famous “18 boomtowns” number turns out to be a little more complicated than it sounds.
Read the full story and explore more Montana history at The406Life.com.
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