Bonner Mansion in the 1890s

Built by Edward Bonner, Missoula lumber baron, in 1891, this home occupied the entire block at the corner of Gerald and Conner streets.   Bonner and his wife subsequently gifted it to Lenita Bonner upon her marriage to Dr. Spottswood.  Lenita lived there until 1959, whereupon it went up for sale.   The City of Missoula had an opportunity to buy this magnificent Victorian for $100,000, but it demurred and, as tragically happened to so many wonderful old buildings in the “modern” 1950s and 60s, the Bonner-Spottswood mansion was razed.  The site is now occupied by nondescript apartment buildings and condominiums of no architectural, aesthetic or historic interest.

Spottswood Mansion in June 1927

Spottswood Mansion in 1960, shortly before demolition

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