Museum

Depot Museum has displays of items representing the era from homesteading on. A collection of obituaries and newspaper clippings. The depot has displays of household items, a display of post offices, tools, buggy and sleigh and also clothing.

Combining a fly fishing museum, a fly fishing research library, dynamic aquarium displays, an extensive collection of angling art and educational programs, the Federation of Fly Fishers' Fly Fishing Discovery Center offers visitors a complete introduction into the sport of fly fishing.

Rich in history and Native American culture, St. Ignatius is a small town on the Flathead Indian Reservation offering spectacular views of the Mission Valley and range.

The Fort Peck Dam Interpretive Center and Museum will have its' grand opening on May 7th, 2005. The Interpretive Center is the result of a unique partnership between Fort Peck Paleontology Incorporated, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The Garden of the Rockies Museum was the first church in Ronan-built in the early 1900s. It was given to the Mission Valley Heritage Association in 1980 and moved to its present site with a beautiful view of our famous Sheep's Head Mountain.

The Garfield County Museum opened its doors in August of 1984. There is a full size Triceratops. The original was dug out north of Jordan. There are also several other fossils, including a T-Rex head. A homestead cabin and an old black smith shop replica have been built inside the museum.

The Grand Lodge Office, Museum and Library were built on a former placer mining claim, the cornerstone was laid on July 18, 1936.

The Granite County Museum & Cultural Center, located in the historic Courtney Hotel on South Sansome Street, was founded in 1991, with the help of dedicated volunteers and generous donors and held its grand opening May, 1992.

The H. Earl Clack Museum has excellent dioramas illustrative of the history and development of this area. The museum offers interpretive displays correlated with archaeological findings in the nearby Wahpka Chug'n bison kill site.

The Headwaters Heritage Museum of Three Forks is one of those gems a tourist sometimes finds off the well-traveled highway. The museum, located at the corner of Main and Cedar, was formerly a bank building, built in 1910. It contains thousands of artifacts depicting the area's history.

The Heritage Museum is a 12-sided log structure 130' in diameter and is manned by volunteers. The exhibits portray the various peoples that came into the area - Kootenai Indians, trappers, miners, lumber men, and women.