Chateau Hall
A Roadhouse at 2050 Euclid Avenue
ca. 1939 - 2019
GOOGLE MAPS VIEW 2012
PHOTO BY KENNON BAIRD, 2016
| Built about 1939 as a roadhouse, Chateau Hall served many uses during its 80-year lifespan. |
1955 Aerial View
The west side of Helena sported several roadhouses beginning in the 1930s. The night club at the Broadwater Hotel, the Pepperbox (later the Helena Club/Corner Bar), the Nite Owl, and Chateau Hall made the area a mecca for those seeking a good time outside of the city limits.
During World War II, personnel from nearby Fort William Henry Harrison helped to provide these establishments with a steady customer base.
The Corner Bar, originally the Pepperbox, is the only remaining west side drinking establishment from that era.
In later years, Chateau Hall was home to a wide variety of enterprises. |
Chateau Roller Rink, Late 1940s...
PHOTO COURTESY OF PAM ATTARDO
LEWIS & CLARK COUNTY HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER
| Chateau Hall was home to the Loyal Order of Moose, 1950s... |
East Side View, 2016
| The building was home to the Silver Spur bar from 1957 to 1959... |
| In the early 1960s, The AMVETS Club took up residence... |
North Side, 2016
PHOTO BY KENNON BAIRD, 2016
Bingo!
Other Business and events in Chateau Hall Over the Years...
PHOTO BY KENNON BAIRD, 2016
Site of Chateau Hall, August 2019
