List of buildings and structures in Missoula, Montana

Since Missoula, Montana's founding in 1866 it has progressed from small trading post with a single cross street on Mullan Road and a bridge across the Clark Fork River to a vibrant college town home to the University of Montana. Architectural styles have come and gone, and today Missoula is home to over 60 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places beginning with the A.J. Gibson designed County Courthouse constructed in 1908 and added to the list in 1976 with the Post Office, Wilma Theatre and Higgin's Block all added a couple years later.

Historical buildings and districts
Wilma Theatre
Missoula Post Office
Missoula County Courthouse
The Gleim Building
Florence Hotel
National Register of Historic Places
Building Listings in Missoula[1][2]
Property nameAddressBuiltListing date
Apartment Building at 116 Spruce Street116 W Spruce St1902April 30, 1990
Atlantic Hotel519 N Higgins Ave1902April 30, 1990
Bellows House1637 S Higgins Ave1909February 22, 1996
Belmont Hotel430 N Higgins Ave1913April 20, 1983
Bluebird Building220-224 N Higgins AveAugust 8, 1996
Brunswick Hotel223 Railroad St1890April 30, 1990
Carnegie Public Library335 N Pattee St1903April 30, 1982
Christie, Thomas J., House401 McLeod Ave1912March 16, 1995
Cook Farm5185 Old Marshall Grade RdMay 16, 1996
Florence Hotel111 N Higgins Ave1941June 18, 1992
Flynn FarmW of Missoula on Mullan Rd1884March 19, 1980
Forkenbrock Funeral Home234 E Pine St1929December 27, 1984
Garden City Drug118 N Higgins Ave1902April 30, 1990
Gibson, A. J., House402 S 2nd St.1889April 16, 1980
Gleim Building265 W Front St1893April 30, 1990
Gleim Building II255-257 W Front St1893March 9, 1995
Grand Pacific Hotel118 W Alder1902September 29, 1983
Hammond Arcade101 S Higgins Ave1934April 30, 1990
Headquarters Building and Daily Company Annex113-119 W Front St1888May 17, 1996
Hellgate Lodge 383 BPOE120 N Pattee St1911April 30, 1990
Herzog, J. M., House1210 Toole Ave1892September 12, 1985
Higgins Block202 N Higgins Ave1889October 1, 1979
Independent Telephone Company Building207 E Main St1911April 30, 1990
Johnston, John S., House412 W Alder St1900August 2, 1984
Kiem, Levi Building314 N 1ST W1890May 4, 1995
Keith, John M., House1110 Gerald Ave1910July 7, 1983
Knowles Building200-210 S Third St W1905April 9, 1987
Labor Temple208 E Main St1916April 30, 1990
Lenox Flats300-306 West Broadway Missoula County1905August 8, 2000
Lucy Building330 N Higgins Ave1909April 30, 1990
Marsh and Powell Funeral Home224 W Spruce St1930April 30, 1990
Masonic Lodge120-136 E Broadway Ave1909April 30, 1990
Merrick, Rose Building837/827 Woody ST1890/1906May 4, 1995
McCaffery Furnished Rooms501 W Alder1910April 6, 2000
Milwaukee Depot250 Station Dr1910April 30, 1982
Missoula County Courthouse220 W Broadway1910September 1, 1976
Missoula Laundry Company111 E. Spruce St1915April 30, 1990
Missoula Mercantile114 N Higgins Ave1882April 30, 1990
Missoula Mercantile Warehouse221 229 and 231 E Front St1902April 6, 2004
Model Laundry and Apartments131 W Alder St1915April 30, 1990
Montgomery Ward201 N Higgins Ave1935April 30, 1990
Moon-Randolph Ranch1515 Spurlock Rd1889March 1, 2010
Northern Pacific Railroad DepotRailroad and Higgins Ave1901March 28, 1985
Palace hotel (Missoula, Montana)147 W Broadway1909October 25, 1982
Paxson, Edgar, House611 Stephens Ave1890November 6, 1986
Potomac School220 Potomac Rd1913March 30, 1992
Prescott, Clarence R., HouseUniversity of Montana1898September 26, 1985
Reid House526 E FrontDecember 18, 2003
St Francis Xavier Church420 W Pine St1891April 28, 1982
Simons Block314 N Higgins Avenue1899February 18, 2000
Sterling, Fred T., House1310 Gerald Ave1912July 7, 1983
Studebaker Building216 W Main St1921April 17, 1997
Toole, John R., House1005 Gerald AveApril 25, 1983
US Post Office200 E Broadway St1911November 30, 1979
University Apartments400-422 Roosevelt Ave1909March 28, 1985
Wilma Theatre104 S Higgins Ave1921December 31, 1997
Zip Auto251 W Main St1937April 30, 1990
National Register of Historic Places
Districts Listings in Missoula[1]
Property nameAddressListing date
Duncan Block232-240 N Higgins AveOctober 17, 1997
Fort Missoula Historic DistrictReserve St and South AveApril 29, 1987
Lower Rattlesnake Historic Districtroughly bounded by Vene St., Greenough Park, Elm St. and Pierce St.June 10, 1999
Lolo Trailfrom near Lolo Montana to Weippe Prairie IdahoOctober 9, 1960
McCormick Neighborhood Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by River Rd, S. 6th W., S. Orange St. and Bitterroot Line of the railroadMay 19, 2004
Missoula County Fairgrounds Historic District1101 S Ave WSeptember 16, 2010
Missoula Downtown Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by Northern Pacific RR, Clak Fork R, Little McCormick Park and Madison St.August 21, 2009
Missoula East Pine Street Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by E. Pine St., Madison St., E. Broadway and Pattee StJuly 13, 1989
Missoula Northside Railroad Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by Worden Ave., 6th St., I-90, C. St., and the Northern Pacific RR tracksMay 4, 1995
Missoula Southside Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by the Clark Fork River and S. Higgins Ave., S. 6th St. W. and Orange StMarch 22, 1991
University Area Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by S. 4th East St., Beckwith Ave., Arthur Ave., and Higgins Ave.December 13, 2000
University of Montana Historic DistrictRoughly bounded by Arthur, Connell, and Beckwith Aves and the ridge lines of Mt SentinelOctober 2, 1992

Sports venues
Washington-Grizzly Stadium

University of Montana buildings
Main article: Buildings at the University of Montana

Tallest buildings in Missoula
The First Interstate Center, Missoula's 8th tallest Building
PlaceAddressFloors/height(if applicable)Year(s) builtPrimary use
Aber hall32 Campus Dr11 floors/138 feet1968dormitory
Jesse Hall114 Jesse Hall11 floors/138 feet1969dormitory
Millennium Building125 Bank St9 floors/128 feet(1996–1998)office
Clark Fork Riverside301 W. Front St9 floors/113 feet1979residential
Wilma Building (historic)131 S. Higgins Ave9 floors/103 feet1921theatre/residential
Broadway Building (Missoula)500 W. Broadway St7 floors/87.95 feet2002hospital
Stockman Bank Building321 W. Broadway St6 floors/85 feet2017office
First Interstate Center (Missoula)101 E. Front St6 floors/80 feet(2008–2009)office
First Security Bank (Downtown Missoula)100 E. Broadway St6 floors/80 feet1998office
Hilton Garden Inn3720 N. Reserve St6 floors/75 feet(2006–2007)hotel
Garlington Building (Missoula, Montana)350 Ryman St6 floors/75 feet2009-2010office/commercial

Buildings under construction
proposed nameFloor(s)completion yearcity
Missoula College42016Missoula
Stockman Bank Building6 (85 feet)2017Missoula

References
  1. http://mhs.mt.gov/shpo/nationalreg.asp Montana Historical Society
  2. "Historic Missoula Downtown Walking Tour". Archived from the original on 2012-01-28. Retrieved 2010-12-24.
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