Helena History

Published 3:48 pm Wednesday, September 16, 2015

By Emily Sparacino

Buck Creek Flood. This 1930s photo shows water backed up by Buck Creek covering First Avenue at Branch Alley. The second story of the Masonic Lodge, now the Helena Museum, can be seen on the far left. This and many other photographs were shared with the City of Helena Museum by Carol Nunnally Black. (Contributed/City of Helena Museum)

Buck Creek Flood. This 1930s photo shows water backed up by Buck Creek covering First Avenue at Branch Alley. The second story of the Masonic Lodge, now the Helena Museum, can be seen on the far left. This and many other photographs were shared with the City of Helena Museum by Carol Nunnally Black. (Contributed/City of Helena Museum)

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