All About Bannack Week 1: Town Tour

[@varonadee6980]

Thank you, Siobhan for a thoroughly enjoyable presentation. I've lived in Kalispell, Montana 19 years, and Bannack is on my wishlist of places to visit when I retire. I envy you your job (I secretly always wanted to be a park ranger), and I admire the way you were able to carry on so well in spite of being heckled by what sounded like a really insulting pileated woodpecker!

[@MissGeorgiaPeachy]

Thank you for this! The history of this town is fascinating.

[@kenbarkdoll7252]

Loved this presentation of the town. Hope to see it one day.

[@darealberrygarcia]

I like the pace of the video. She is charming

[@VintageLPs]

Enjoyed every minute of this presentation but would like to see more of the interiors.

[@bannackstatepark2248]

Hey! Thanks so much for your feedback. Glad you're enjoying our videos! We're planning on recording more virtual content in the future after the weather warms up and the snow melts. For now, you can check out our TikTok and Instagram @bannackstatepark and our Facebook page, Bannack Association!

[@tamaragerken8681]

Wonderful! Loved your presentation.

[@eddebraal7511]

What an interesting story, amazed by the history of the town. Thank you for uploading it on KZbin! Kind regards, Ed de Braal, the Netherlands

[@thejuggler268]

Dutch people love this edje!!

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

very interesting 💕👵

[@andyr5160]

I think it’s great how you have actors on site to help evoke a sense of the past. The last time we were there a girl in a blue dress was walking the halls of the hotel and waving at my kids. Very cool!

[@debbryant2402]

We traveled to bannock in 2019,I had the best time walking the town and loved it so much. We stayed in Dillon at a campground on bannock road,very nice. Got my t shirt here I love!!

[@gunman-6646]

Great video, Thank you so much for doing this. Very good history!

[@rob16268]

Good job!

[@BigFordCountry84]

the rule about teacher got my grandmother who was a teacher in the 20's and for the rest of her life. She met my grandfather who was a pricipal. They kept it secret, later moving to a new district (several times) and finally in Columbus, ohio they settled. Of course things had changed over time. Funny some of the old rules.

[@terrachan8225]

Thank you for the tour!

[@dashrendar1074]

No one else saw the chipmunk in the house? lol

[@jasonmarshall7983]

My friend went to the Bannock Hotel and witness the ghost in the left upper room of the hotel after 3 hours of sitting quietly the rocking chair started rocking and something fell off the wall I believe so anyway if you're there it's worth a try it sounded like a lot of fun cuz this guy's is super straight shooter and I guarantee you he was not bsing me great video much appreciation I hope to make it to Bannock someday

[@shanasmith4176]

I would love for my son and I to visit here. It's beautiful

[@bannackstatepark2248]

We are back to being open every day! Our winter hours are 8 am to 5 pm (October - June). In the summer, we're open until sunset.

[@TheSnoopindaweb]

🤨🤔Odd ~( 3:35 ) when My family was touring Virginia City in the early 60s the information that was given there was the two-story brick building on the main street, housed the first Governers office and General Thomas Francis Magher became the first assigned and acting Governor, taking over for the temporary person - that handed Governor Magher the office papers in a briefcase and jumped into the same stagecoach that Governor Magher just stepped out of. Later the capital was declared to be in Helena "after a Copper King" tried by hook or crook to have it be made in Anaconda. Governor Magher lost His life in suspicious circumstances in the town of Fort Benton, He was last known to be aboard a large boat docked on the Yellowstone river. The county named Magher is in His honor. Being part Irish and Montana born, I've read about this version in several well-written books and articles accepted by a lot of well-studied people that write about these sorts of things. Yup❕

[@edsmercina7157]

Thankyou!!!!

[@rodeorob5172]

How do I apply for work here ?

[@randomvintagefilm273]

😆😆😆

[@rachelk4805]

"You may not loiter downtown in ice cream stores." Harsh.

[@bannackstatepark2248]

This, among all of the rules for teachers, is the one that kids always find the most unfair!

[@triple9silver203]

What state is this in ?

[@bannackstatepark2248]

Montana! We're about 30 minutes from Dillon, MT.

[@paulmetsker1127]

....so, the masons still use this??

[@bannackstatepark2248]

Yes, from time to time! It is a historic lodge today.

[@duraco87]

Man I wanted to see the second floor of the school

[@bannackstatepark2248]

The second floor is a historic Masonic Lodge, that is not open to the public!

[@johnmorris8444]

@@bannackstatepark2248 not even open to the public via video? What’s a Masonic lodge and why is it so secret?

[@bannackstatepark2248]

@@johnmorris8444 Hi John! This part of the building was built and is managed by the Freemasons, which are a fraternal organization. The objects in this room do not belong to the state, therefore we do not show them during our tour!

[@johnmorris8444]

@@bannackstatepark2248 ah, alright. Do the Freemasons still use that room or are the objects just collecting dust?

[@bannackstatepark2248]

@@johnmorris8444 They still use it, and come by to take care of it often. They actually had an open house this week where people got to come in and see it, which was areal treat! We're hoping to do a virtual tour this fall :)

[@TinaandPokey]

What was that rodent in the doctors house?

[@bannackstatepark2248]

It was a chipmunk! They tend to live in the back part of the house :)

[@Bob46374]

Maybe do a separate voice over ? Wind is tough

[@donaldpetersen2382]

She was understandable during entire video. There is no reason to expect any better audio quality from someone in the wind.