Bozeman began at the edge of the Gallatin Valley, where the Bozeman Trail carried hopeful travelers toward Montana’s goldfields. Founded in 1864 by John Bozeman, the town soon grew from a frontier supply stop into a thriving agricultural and railroad community, framed by fertile fields, mountain passes, and a bustling Main Street. This collection honors old Bozeman — a place of brick storefronts, wagon roads, valley light, and the enduring promise of the West.