Overview
The Montana Historical Society Museum, located near the State Capitol in Helena, is Montana's memory keeper. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts, art, and archives that tell the story of Montana's history, including the famous Mackay Gallery of C.M. Russell art.
Top Highlights
- Mackay Gallery: One of the world's finest collections of Charles M. Russell art.
- Montana Homeland: Exhibit tracing the region's history from indigenous peoples to today.
- Big Medicine: The preserved sacred white buffalo.
Things to Do
- View the impressive collection of Western art.
- Walk through exhibits detailing Montana's gold rush and pioneer history.
- Visit the museum store for books and Montana gifts.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday; check website for details.
- Admission: Ticket purchase required.
- Location: 225 N Roberts St, Helena, MT 59601.