Phil Connelly

Take a look at the history of Ravalli County in photos. Dudley C. Bass was born in 1842 and his brother William E. Bass was born in 1838, both in Vermont.

In 1908, Dudley Bass commissioned noted Montana architect A. J. Gibson to design a neoclassical-style landmark, known today as the Dudley C. Bass Mansion on College Street in Stevensville.

Taxi dancing, a unique cultural phenomenon that became popular in the early 20th century, provides a fascinating glimpse into the social dynamics and entertainment culture of the time.

These days, we take white lines on roads for granted. But, this was not the case in the infancy of automobile travel.

History in photos: Ravalli County Take a look at the history of Ravalli County in photos.

The Berners Street Hoax is one of the most notorious pranks in London's history, orchestrated by practical joker Theodore Hook. The elaborate scheme was set into motion as a result of a wager between Hook and his friend Samuel Beazley. Hook bet Beazley that he could make any house in London the most talked-about address within a single week. Hook selected 54 Berners Street in the Marylebone area of London as the unsuspecting target for his audacious prank.

The Moon-Eyed People is a fascinating enigma rooted deep in the mythology and folklore of the southeastern United States. Described as a race of people with pale, moon-like eyes who lived in the Appalachian Mountains, their existence remains shrouded in mystery, blending historical accounts with folklore and speculative theories.

Hurricane forecasting history, including the development of the hurricane cone, involves the evolution of technology and scientific understanding that has significantly improved the ability to predict and track hurricanes.

History in photos: Ravalli County Take a look at the history of Ravalli County in photos. Herman Webster Mudgett, better known as H.H.

Failed assassination attempts on prominent figures throughout history provide a fascinating glimpse into the resilience of these individuals and the lengths their adversaries went to eliminate them.