Hodges once served as an important stop for the Northern Pacific Railroad, and a post office was open in the community from 1898 to 1968. The town’s name honors Leonard Hodges, a Northern Pacific employee responsible for planning and organizing tree planting near the railroad to improve the scenery.
Photo Gallery
-
Bunk Biscuit 1 640x425
-
Colin on Mushrooms 640x428
-
Colstrip Shovel 2 640x425
-
Daniels County Courthouse 640x425
-
Makoshika sunrise 640x480
-
Makoshika.2 640x480
-
Makoshika.3 640x480
-
Med Indian face 640x480
-
Medicine Rocks view 640x480
-
Medicine Rocks 640x480
-
Medicine Rocks hole 640x480
-
Old Gas Stop Terry MT 640x480
-
S of Forsythe 1 640x425
-
St Peter Wibaux 640x480
-
Tongue River 640x480
-
Tongue River Reservoir 2 640x480
-
Tongue River View 640x480
-
Wibaux Home 640x480
-
Wibaux Museum 1 640x480
-
Yucca 4 640x480