Hemmings Classic Car

Lost & Found

CLEVELAND ROCKS

Senior Editor Mark J. McCourt’s sister happened upon an interesting architectural find with automotive history in Montana. Mark writes:

“My sister is the historic preservation officer for the city of Butte and county of Silver Bow in southwestern Montana, and she’s often turned to me when street-parked cars could help date vintage photographs. The black-and-white image of 39 East Galena

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