Gerald Panton with First National Bank in the background

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DescriptionGerald Panton Transfer and Hack Line at the intersection of North 27th Street and Montana Avenue. The First National Bank building (built in 1883), later the Billings Gazette offices until the 1960s, is in the backdrop. W.A. Allen's dental office is on the second floor of the bank building. Gerald and May (Ramsey) Panton are buried at Mountview cemetery - Gerald died on September 13, 1931 - See 'Billings Man Dies at Masonic Home', Montana Standard, September 13, 1931. His brother, S.P. Panton, helped map the Yellowstone Valley just before the creation of Billings - See 'Survey for Line to Park Recalled: SP Panton Who Made maps for Proposed Town on Billings in 1881, Tells of Travels with Grant in Wonderland', Billings Gazette, August 1, 1928.TypeImageCreatorUnknownGenrephotographsDate1905SubjectPanton, GeraldHorse-drawn vehiclesWagonsContributing InstitutionBillings Public LibraryGeographic CoverageBillings, MontanaDigital CollectionBillings - Images of PlacesDigital Formatimage/jpgDigitization SpecificationEpson 1640 XL scanner. 8 x 10 image at 300 dpi, 8 bit greyscale. Master Image size - 18,000 kb.Date Digitized2015copyrightNoC-US

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