Events
Upcoming Events
Montana National History Day Regional Competition
Saturday March 24, 2012
at Travelers' Rest State Park, Lolo
State competition will be April 21, 2012 in Billings
Theme: "Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History"
View the National History Day Flyer
Contacts:
Dorene MIght-Dyer, Director of Education
Historical Museum at Fort Missoula
PH: 406.728.3476 ext. 3
Email: dmightdyer@montana.com
Martha Lindsey, Program Director
Travelers' Rest State Park
PH: 406.273.4253
Email: mlindsey@travelersrest.org
Tom Rust, State Coordinator
University of MT - Billings
PH: 406.657.2891
Email: trust@msubillings.edu
More information can be found at: www.MTNHD.weebly.com
“Caring for Big Burn Refugees”
When: Monday December 5, 2011
7pm to 9pm
Where: Main Museum Bldg 322
Tom Krainz, a history professor from De Paul University will present the lecture, “Caring for Big Burn Refugees”, sponsored by Idaho Humanities Council and De Paul University.
This lecture is a culmination of extensive research on the care given by the Spokane and Missoula communities to 1910 Fire refugees. This is the last lecture in the 2 year series of public programming “When the Mountains Roared, the 1910 Fire”.
Event Calendar
Annual Events
4th of July Celebration
Forestry Day
Apple Days
Previous Events
Theodore Roosevelt visits the Museum
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Bully! The Museum gets a special visitor.
Veterans Stand Down
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Friday, November 15, The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula hosted the 2nd annual Veteran's Stand Down Event for homeless veterans. Volunteers and various service providers joined forces to provide area veterans access to free medical and dental screenings, surplus clothing and blankets, counseling, food, haircuts, and musical entertainment.
Theodore Roosevelt visits the Museum
View Gallery of Event
Bully! The Museum gets a special visitor.
Veterans Stand Down
View Gallery of Event
Friday, November 15, The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula hosted the 2nd annual Veteran's Stand Down Event for homeless veterans. Volunteers and various service providers joined forces to provide area veterans access to free medical and dental screenings, surplus clothing and blankets, counseling, food, haircuts, and musical entertainment.
