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Carter County Museum
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DescriptionCarter County Museum was Montana’s first county museum, and the first to display dinosaurs in the state. That’s a history that spans some 80 million years– with exhibits ranging from a mounted skeleton of an Anatotitan copei, to eleven-thousand-year-old arrowheads, to early pioneer artifacts.
Museum Mission: To increase and diffuse knowledge and appreciation of history, art and science; to discover, excavate and preserve fossils, fossil bones, and human artifacts; to advance the science of archaeology and paleontology; to collect and preserve objects of historic, artistic, and scientific interest; and to acquire and maintain a library to assist in the above purpose.Home PageCarter County MuseumDigital CollectionCarter County Centennial CollectionCivilian Conservation Corps Camp NeedmoreFounding of the Carter County Geological SocietyTales From Carter County - Oral HistoriesTooke Bucking Horses CollectionYearbooks of Carter CountyCityEkalakaContributor TypeMuseum
Museum Mission: To increase and diffuse knowledge and appreciation of history, art and science; to discover, excavate and preserve fossils, fossil bones, and human artifacts; to advance the science of archaeology and paleontology; to collect and preserve objects of historic, artistic, and scientific interest; and to acquire and maintain a library to assist in the above purpose.Home PageCarter County MuseumDigital CollectionCarter County Centennial CollectionCivilian Conservation Corps Camp NeedmoreFounding of the Carter County Geological SocietyTales From Carter County - Oral HistoriesTooke Bucking Horses CollectionYearbooks of Carter CountyCityEkalakaContributor TypeMuseum
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Carter County Museum. Montana Memory Project, accessed 07/02/2023, https://www.mtmemory.org/nodes/view/2174