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Ranch House at Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historical Site

A long, two-story house with white siding and green shutters is surrounded by groups of trees and wooden fences.

In 1862, Johnny Grant hired craftsmen to build the log ranch house. Conrad Kohrs purchased the ranch in 1866. He married Augusta Kruse in 1868, and she played a prominent role in the design and care of the home and garden. The house served as both a residence and a trading post.

U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service

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Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site, Code: GRKO
Park Cultural Landscapes Program, Code: PCLP

Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site, Powell County, Montana
Latitude: 46.4136009216309, Longitude: -112.747001647949

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07/12/2019

07/12/2019

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Organization: Park Cultural Landscapes Program
Email: lia_nigro@partner.nps.gov

Person: Michelle Surber
Role: Photographer
Position: Landscape Architect
Email: michelle_surber@nps.gov

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