Indigenous Peoples of Southwestern Montana - Archaeological History
Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Indigenous Peoples of Southwest Montana at the Beaverhead County Museum. Our exhibits feature artifacts that are over 15,000 years, providing an intriguing insight into the lives of the Native Americans who once flourished in this area. Many pieces have been kindly donated or loaned by local residents, creating a strong link to the region's heritage.
Birds of Southwest Montana
Donated by local taxidermist Dennis Jones this exhibit features a large variety of birds and other animals that can be found throughout Southwest Montana.
One Room Schoolhouse from Argenta MT & Cabin Built by Thomas Poindexter in 1895
Explore the captivating history of Dillon by visiting its landmark sites, including the cabin on North Virginia Street, the first in the area to feature a flush outhouse. Close by, the one-room schoolhouse that once stood in Argenta enriches the county's narrative. These important locations highlight the development and resilience of Beaverhead County's heritage, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the stories that have defined this remarkable region.
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Ride The Rails Train Display
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