Philipsburg (Montana)

Philipsburg is a small mining town that was named after mining engineer Philip Deidesheimer. He designed the ore smelter around which the town originally formed.

Point of interest

The Granite County Jail was built in 1896.
The Granite County Museum has exhibits on the history of Philipsburg and gold mining in the Granite county. The museum is located in the former Courtney Hotel.
The Kaiser House.
The Philipsburg Public Library.
The Sayrs Building was completed in 1888. It is located in Broadway.
The Discovery Ski Area is located in the vicinity of Philipsburg.
Georgetown Lake is a popular recreation area. The lake is located 16 km (10 mi) from town.

Philipsburg is located in the west of Montana.

Hotels in Philipsburg

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