Helena History

Published 11:32 am Monday, April 25, 2016

By Staff Reports

Early Spring Outing, 1929. Sue Braden, a teacher at the Helena School, Sara Nelson and Bill Tucker enjoyed a pleasant afternoon in the spring of 1929. The original Masonic Lodge can be seen in the left rear. The house in the right rear was the home of the Jim Wooten family. (Contributed/City of Helena Museum)

Early Spring Outing, 1929. Sue Braden, a teacher at the Helena School, Sara Nelson and Bill Tucker enjoyed a pleasant afternoon in the spring of 1929. The original Masonic Lodge can be seen in the left rear. The house in the right rear was the home of the Jim Wooten family. (Contributed/City of Helena Museum)

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