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Havre Boy Scout Myles Steinmetz points out Monday on a sign mounted on the Atrium Mall building in Havre the year the building that housed Frank Buttrey's Havre department store - now the Atrium - was built. As his Eagle Project, Steinmetz designed and mounted signs on the Atrium and the 305 Building, formerly Havre's Masonic Temple, giving some of the history of the historic buildings.
Sixteen-year-old Myles Steinmetz thought a good Eagle Scout project would be one that tells people the long and interesting history of two of the older buildings in Havre - the Atrium and the 305 Building.
"I like the history of Havre," Myles said. "They're cool-looking buildings."
Myles' project includes large informational signs so people passing by can read what has been happening in the 100-year-old buildings.
Eagle Scout is the highest Boy Scout rank, and Myles said he thought it was the perfect excuse to stake signs that say things like the Atrium was built by Frank Buttrey in 1904 as a...
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