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Photos of the Kempton, inside and out

The building, the lobby, the bookstore, the porch and some of the rooms, as guests find them.

The white clapboard Kempton Hotel with green trim, double porches and its tall neon HOTEL sign on a sunny day — Spring Street, on a bright morning

An early black-and-white photograph of the Kempton Hotel, a two-storey frame building with a long front porch and its name on the roof — An early photograph of the Kempton

The lobby with a round wooden table, leather armchairs, antique furniture and walls covered in framed western art — The lobby

The main staircase with old saddles on the newel posts and a mural of horsemen on the wall — Saddles on the stair

A long upstairs hallway lined on both sides with framed paintings and prints — The upstairs hall

The covered porch at sunset, with iron patio tables and chairs on a red patterned rug — The porch at sundown

A carved antique bookcase full of books under a blue neon BOOKS sign — Frances Henry Books

Tall wooden shelves packed with paperbacks and hardbacks in the hotel bookstore — Inside the bookstore

A carved wooden bed from the late 1880s with white bedding in room 31 — Room 31’s 1880s bed

A remodelled deluxe queen room with a pale wood-panelled headboard wall — A deluxe queen room

A room with a carved antique headboard, a matching dresser with a mirror, and a striped bedspread — Antique furniture in the rooms

A bathroom with a tub, cream curtains and a tall carved wooden door with an arched mirror — A bathroom with an old carved door

A sitting area under the stairs with a leather sofa, stacks of magazines, an old wall telephone and framed prints — Under the stairs

A bedroom in the three-bedroom unit with a leather armchair and black-and-white photographs — The three-bedroom unit

A studio with a tiled kitchen island, three stools and pendant lights — One of the studios

The hotel's neon HOTEL and CABINS sign against a cloudy sky — The sign on Spring Street

A roadside billboard on the prairie reading "6 Blocks, Historic Kempton Hotel, Est. 1902", with a rainbow behind it — Six blocks to go

A vintage Kempton Hotel card titled "Saturday Nite in Montana", with a cartoon of a cowboy bathing in a washtub — An old hotel card

The hotel porch at sunset, with iron patio tables and chairs

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