The museum covers Montana’s history starting with the arrival of the first humans and continuing with Lewis and Clark’s explorations and the subsequent arrival of trappers, gold miners, and homesteaders. There are also changing exhibit galleries and a gallery with wonderful artwork by Charles M. Russell.
The museum is accessible but some of the artifacts are hard to see due to the design of the cases.
A parking lot is located in the rear of the building and a few spaces are reserved for museum visitors in the lot on 6th Ave. The spaces in the lots are not large enough for RVs. There are spaces along the streets but availability may be scarce during the week.Try to visit on the weekend when the city offices are closed. Museum
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