Montana photographer leaves 480 acres, $1 million gift to fund Alzheimer’s research in hometown after his death
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Arnold Swanberg, a Montana-born photographer, donated 480 acres of farmland to the Weissman Hood Institute. The farmland will continue to be leased, and proceeds will support…
A Montana-born photographer who spent much of his adult life in Seattle has left behind an unusual legacy, 480 acres of farmland worth an estimated $1 million, now earmarked to support Alzheimer's research in his hometown. According to an announcement by the Weissman Hood Institute, Arnold Swanberg, who died in October 2024, bequeathed two parcels of agricultural land to the research institute in Great Falls, Montana.
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