Anaconda Stack State Park
More than 585 feet high and one of the few remnants of Anaconda's huge copper smelting plant, it is the world's tallest free-standing masonry structure. Now a state park and interpretive site. http://fwp.mt.gov/parks/visit/ parkSiteDetail.html?id=280918 Park Street (Montana Highway 1) and Monroe Street Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
Anaconda Walking Tour
The guide book for self guided walking tours of Anaconda's historic sand significant buildings and establishments is available at the visitor's center.(406)563-2400 306 East Park Ave. Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
Red Bus Tour
Iconic red bus leaves the visitor center and journies through a narrated tour of Anaconda's historic and significant landmarks.(406)563-2400 306 East Park Ave. Anacona, MT, 59711 |
Copper Village Museum & Arts Center
Housed in the former Anaconda City Hall, built in 1896. Complex includes a historical museum, archives and art center, along with a retail shop and the local historical society.
http://www.coppervillageartcen ter.com/
(406) 563-2422 401 E. Commercial Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
Hearst Free Library
(406) 563-6932 401 Main St. Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
Old Works Historical Trail
Interpretive plaques address the history of the Old Works smelter. Kiosks and benches are provided for resting along the paved trail. Approximately one and a quarter miles. Begins at North end of Cedar St.
North Cedar St. Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
Visitor Center
(406) 563-2400 306 East Park Ave. Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
Washoe Theater
(406) 563-6161 305 Main St. Anaconda, MT, 59711 |
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