Around Libby and Troy
Stories from Leeanne’s Cleaning Service about Lincoln County’s towns, libraries, small businesses and local trade.
Stories from Lincoln County
Where useful things get a second turn in Lincoln County
For goods with life left in them, a local exchange can put a spare tool, shelf or set of chairs in the hands of somebody who needs it.
Two library doors, one Lincoln County story
Lincoln County Libraries has branches in Libby and Troy. The county library traces its roots to a small library run by the Libby Woman’s Club.
Between Libby and Troy on U.S. 2
U.S. Highway 2 connects Libby and Troy, with the Kootenai River and Kootenai Falls part of the landscape between them.
After the open sign goes dark
A short note on the everyday work that makes a Libby or Troy business feel ready to welcome people the next morning.
The log museum and Ole Four Spot in Libby
Libby’s Heritage Museum keeps pieces of Lincoln County’s working history in a twelve-sided log building and on its grounds.
Where the Kootenai meets Libby Dam
Libby Dam holds back the Kootenai River to form Lake Koocanusa, a reservoir that reaches from Montana into British Columbia.