Museum

The largest collection of antique artifacts in western Montana is exhibited at the MIRACLE OF AMERICA MUSEUM. Called The Smithsonian of the West by many visitors, displays include everything from a tiny bird-point arrowhead to the 65 feet.

The MSU-Northern Archives contains photographs of Havre and northern Montana as well as photographs of the MSU-Northern campus. Also in the collection are rare books, maps, architectural blueprints of the buildings on campus, and the records of various college presidents.

Montana is the birthplace of mountain flying. This museum seeks to interpret and preserve the history of mountain flying in Montana and the northern Rockies. There are aircraft displays as well as interactive history displays.

Museum of the Beartooths in Columbus reflects Stillwater County's corner of Montana History. We are enjoying our fifth May-to-September season in 1997. The main building, newly constructed as a museum in 1991, briefly outlines local history back to the 1870's.

The Museum of the Northern Great Plains is the official museum for agriculture for the State of Montana. It tells the story of three generations of farmers from 1908 until 1980. It is about their lives, their culture and their work.

Museum of the Plains Indian is a permanent exhibition gallery, which presents a rich collection of historic arts created by tribal people of the Northern Plains. There are three dioramas. Carved wood panels by Blackfeet sculptor John Clarke are on display.

There's always something new to see at the Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University-Bozeman. You'll travel through 4 billion years of Earth's history beginning in the geology hall, Landforms/Lifeforms.

Museum Of The Upper Missouri covers the history of the Upper Missouri from 1800 to 1900, highlighting the importance of Fort Benton and the role it played as a trading post, military fort and the head of steamboat navigation.

When you enter the Musselshell Valley Historical Museum, please sign in on the original register that once recorded early day guests of the Adams Hotel in nearby Lavina, Montana.

The Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana was established in 1998 to discover and memorialize the history and culture of the Flathead Indian Reservation and early Montana.

An essential stop for anyone interested in the wildlife of the Rocky Mountains. More than 90 spectacular exhibits including grizzlies, wolves, elk, and one of only five known sets of locked moose antlers found on this continent. As one lady from Washington DC.

The main attraction at the O'Fallon Historical Museum at Baker, Montana is Steer Montana. Steer Montana is a Roan Polled Shorthorn Breed that was born March 23, 1923. He lived 15 years and 4 months. A local rancher, Mr. Jack Guth raised and used Steer Montana in traveling shows.

Open from Mother's Day to Labor Day, the Old Jail Museum is one of the oldest buildings in continuous use in Sanders County.

Discover yesteryear when you step into the first Territorial Prison in the western United States. The prison was built by convict labor in the late 1800's. The gray sandstone walls of this immense structure are 24 feet high and buried 4 feet deep to prevent escape by tunneling.

Take a drive through time at the auto museum of the Powell county Museum and Arts Foundation. It will be a pleasing experience for visitors of all ages. View the transition from the carriage to the car, and the effect that the car has had on our lives.

'Unearth the Mystery'Past and Present' with the Old Trail Museum. Located at the north end of Choteau, on US Highway 89, the non-profit museum reflects the rich natural and cultural history of Montana's pristine Rocky Mountain Front region.