Butte Heritage Buildings West of Downtown Photos

The area of Butte, Montana, west of downtown contains several heritage homes including the Copper King Mansion & the Charles W. Clark Chateau Museum.

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Copper King Mansion & Leonard Apartments.	Leonard Apartments (1906). Architect: William A. O'Brien.	Cornice of Leonard Apartments.	Charles W. Clark Chateau Museum (1898) (321 W. Broadway St.) built by Charles Walker Clark, eldest son of Copper King & U.S. Senator, W.A. Clark. Style: Chateau. On National Register.

Corner Chateau-style turret of Charles W. Clark Chateau.	Iron entry gate of Charles W. Clark Chateau.	Bannister of Charles W. Clark Chateau.	Dining room of Charles W. Clark Chateau.

Living room fireplace with bear andirons of Charles W. Clark Chateau.	Upstairs fireplace of Charles W. Clark Chateau.	Stained glass window of Charles W. Clark Chateau.	Sailing sloop stained glass window of Charles W. Clark Chateau.

Patrick A. Largey Flats (1890s) (403-7 W. Broadway) in heritage West district.	Decorative details of Largey Flats, built by one of Butte's Copper King families.	315 W. Broadway (1892) residence of Judge John McHatton. Style: Queen Anne. Architect: John Patterson.	James Ross Clark Residence (c1886-8) (309 W. Broadway) brother of Copper King William Clark.

Dr. Donald Campbell Residence (1880s, expanded 1896 & 1916) (307 W. Broadway).	M.J. Connell House (1880) (Granite St. at Idaho). Style: Second Empire. Architect: Charles Prentice.	Details of Eastlake Queen Anne porch on M.J. Connell House.	Multicolored house (309 W. Granite St.). Style: Second Empire.

Eugene Carroll House (mid 1880s) (315 W. Granite St.). Style: Italianate.	Eugene Carroll House (mid 1880s).	Shingled Queen Anne house (410 W. Granite St.). Style: Queen Anne.	Shingled Queen Anne tower of 410 W. Granite St.

H.E. Morier House (1907) (412 W. Broadway).	Garden of H.E. Morier House.	Victorian buildings in West Side Heritage neighborhood.	Brightly colored heritage buildings on West Side.