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DescriptionThe Montana Historical Society is the guardian of Montana’s memory. Established in 1865, the oldest institution of its kind in the West, the MHS’s vast historic collections of artifacts, photographs, and documents are exhibited in six extraordinary galleries. In 1969, we became the official state Archives and the repository for state agency records of permanent value.
Since the founding of the Montana Historical Society in Virginia City in 1865, our historians, curators and educators have worked as a team to save and share the stories of Montana.
The mission of the Montana Historical Society is to promote an understanding and appreciation of Montana’s cultural heritage—past, present, and future.Home PageMontana Historical SocietyDigital CollectionCharles M. Russell Research Materials from the James B. Rankin CollectionCommunity Cookbooks
Evelyn Cameron DiariesHome Ground Radio InterviewsKamlowsky (Rosetta) Radio InterviewsLetters, Diaries, and Documents from the Montana Historical SocietyLivestock Brand Registrations for MontanaLocal Histories of MontanaMapping Montana and the WestMilitary Enlistments (Montana), 1890-1918Military Enlistments (Montana), World War IMilitary Enlistments (Montana), World War IIMontana Council of Defense General CorrespondenceMontana Foodways - Richland and Roosevelt CountiesMontana Historical Society Civil War Era Diaries and CorrespondenceMontana in the National Register of Historic PlacesMontana State Highway Commission MinutesMontana State Prison Records 1869-1974Montana’s African American Heritage PlacesMydas Capps Zieg DiariesPhotographs from the Montana Historical SocietyPublications and Ephemera from the Montana Historical SocietyVoices of Labor CityHelena Contributor TypeArchives
Since the founding of the Montana Historical Society in Virginia City in 1865, our historians, curators and educators have worked as a team to save and share the stories of Montana.
The mission of the Montana Historical Society is to promote an understanding and appreciation of Montana’s cultural heritage—past, present, and future.Home PageMontana Historical SocietyDigital CollectionCharles M. Russell Research Materials from the James B. Rankin CollectionCommunity Cookbooks

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Montana Historical Society Research Center. Montana History Portal, accessed 27/05/2023, https://www.mtmemory.org/nodes/view/2213