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Course Description:
Ray Campeau will lead a tour of the Martin/Campeau late Victorian home built in 1892. Bozeman pioneer/farmer/banker James Martin contracted George Hancock, a visiting architect who designed the St. James Church and the Bozeman Hotel, to design it. In 1967, the Campeaus bought the home from the Martin estate and have felt a commitment to preserve and maintain the home with its original furniture, lighting and drapes. During this tour, experience the same sights and ambience of a person walking in the home in 1892 while listening to the history and many stories about this well-preserved home.
Meeting Place and Times:
Monday, November 9, 2009
3-5 p.m.
Meet at 419 S. Grand Ave.
Instructor(s): Raymond Campeau. Raymond Campeau was an art educator in the Bozeman school system for 33 years. He was founder of six art galleries, the founder/owner of an art foundry and is an active office holder in a number of arts organizations and institutions, as well as a crusader for the arts.
Cost: $0.00
This is for Members only
For More Information:
Please contact Extended University, Office of Continuing Education at ContinuingEd@montana.edu or (406)994-6683
How to Register: Register on the first day of class.
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