A little history. Many Cantalupesi were recruited to work on the railroads spec principally and businesses in Anaconda, Montana and the surrounding area.

Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway is a short line railroad in the U.S. state of Montana which was founded in 1892. It was financed by the interests behind the Anaconda Copper Mining Company and operated primarily to carry copper ore from the mines at Butte, Montana to the smelters at Anaconda, Montana, although the company was chartered as a common carrier and also carried passengers and general freight.

The BA&P was an electrification pioneer, converting in 1913 and being the first primarily freight railroad to electrify. Electrification was at 2,400 Volts DC; the work was performed by General Electric and the railroad's own staff. The electrification was abandoned in 1967 as it had become cheaper to operate diesel-electric locomotives.

The railroad as a whole lost much of its business following the closure of the Anaconda smelters, and in 1985 was sold to a consortium of local investors and reconstituted as the Rarus Railway. On July 19, 2007, Patriot Rail Corporation, the parent company which acquired Rarus Railway in May 2007, announced that the railway's name was officially changed back to Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway.

Salvatore Crivellone's family: Victor*, Salvatore's mother - Adelaide Nicoletta Filomena (Petrecca), Salvatore's second wife - Mama Consiglia (Vacca), Vincent*, Umberto*. Sitting down with child, Carmella (De Gregorio) wife of Nicola Crivellone and child Mario.

*children of his first wife, Felicia Barbieri

....

Beniamino Crivellone - 165 , Fioralba Campanella - 164 , Setimo - 639, Antonio Crivellone 640.  Antonio Crivellone and Clorinda Gianfrancesco. Fioralba Crivellone - 895, Antonio's daughter playing the accordion... this lady is what we in America call "a pistol," one who is very, very active.

Angela Barrassi, Giuseppe Napolitano, Fioralba Crivellone (the bride), Giovanni Di Maggio, Francesco Napolitano (boy), Filomena Crivellone, Antonino Crivellone(this photo is way too fuzzy, may have to back ot Italy to correct this - questa foto č troppo fuzzy, puņ essere necessario tornare OT Italia per correggere questa

...

In 1969 Robin and Don Crivellone's first trip to Cantalupo, the D'Ippolitto family was so gracious to us. Showing us where our relatives lived and invited us in for coffee. The lady on the right is Adelaide Carlascio born approximately 1906 - was Don's mother's school friend.   The Father is Guiseppe -Mena (don't know maiden name) his wife, we lost our notes.   The older boy Addolorato, owns the bakery, younger boy is Raffaele.   Also in 1969 - Tulia (Ruggero) Barbieri, Romolo Barbieri, Elviro Barbieri, Robin Crivellone, Tulia (Lombardi) Barbieri.

Antonio Crivellone (son of Arcangelo Raffaele Crivellone and Sofia (Petrecca) his wife Carmella (Marscella) to the left of Antonio. The two older children are Oresto and Sofia. One of the other females is Margherit - not sure of others.

    Arcangelo Crivellone, Antonio's father.

Francesco Pellegrino (from Strongoli, Italy) b. 1884 and d. 1948 and his wife Mariantonia Antoinette (Gaglia). She was born in Cantalupo nel Sannio, 1893, to Antonio Gaglia (b. 1856) and Stella Martelli (b. 1861), and she died in 1935, in Chicago, Illinois.

Antonio Monaco and Filomena (DiRe) Monaco

Salvatore Crivellone's house next to Palazzo Peccia, (the Palazzo is vacant at the moment).  We believe that Salvatore taught the boys tailoring in this home.

MONEY, MONEY - First person gets the money - Lorenzo and I are willing to give 1 Euro or $1.50 if someone identifies at least two of the boys in the photo.

A good snow fall in Cantalupo 12-15-07 taken by Lorenzo Orrino.

YUM, YUM fresh baked  bread (2008) in a "real oven" - loaves and memories of flat bread - pizza - with holes in the middle.  Mothers added tomatoes and spices, when things were better cheese and spicy sausage (pepperoni in some countries).

Back row (left to right): Grandmother Anna Colace with uncle Michele Marano (in her arms) Sisters Elvira, Carmela, Antonietta Marano (my mother) with her hand on the shoulder of her little sister Maria. Man sitting down on the grass is a neighbor (don't know his name). Sitting on Man is my uncle Antonio Marano, beside him is his younger brother Domenico. The women sitting down is my great-grandmother, Maria Pasqualina Marsillo. Carmela and Elvira, were born in Santa Maria del Molise. The next five were born in Cantalupo

Via Rione Calle - local bakery with red awning. Piazza Padre Pio on road into Cantalupo.

The contrast from 2008 to 1969.  So typical of the overall improvement of buildings in the village. Left Amalia Barbieri who lives in the front portion of the house, her cousin, Addolorato, lives in the rear portion. Flowers, white painted building, shutters, a lamp-post and stone pavers rather than gravel for a yard.. A big change from the 1969 photo. The house is located just behind the Church... again a Google Earth photo reveals a beautiful piazza - Piazza Garibaldi - with an unusual circular pattern of stone pavers. 

The only Trattoria (restaurant) in Cantalupo nel Sannio, and it is good. Like most Italian restaurants they serve a drink before the meal, in this case it was a small glass of Campari that wets your appetite.  It is located a few steps north of the War Memorial.