Things to do in Montana
Historic Sites
Historic Sites in Montana
- 38 places
- across 19 destinations
Historic Sites in Montana
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Butte, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Mai Wah Museum
Two brick buildings from Butte's Chinatown, with a mercantile still stocked with goods
From $5
St. Mary, Glacier National Park & the Flathead Valley
Many Glacier
Lakes, peaks and a 1915 Swiss-chalet hotel in the valley many call Glacier's best
From $25
Helena, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Montana State Capitol
Copper-domed 1902 statehouse with a 25-foot Charles M. Russell mural in the House chamber
Free
Great Falls, Great Falls & Central Montana
Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center
Forest Service museum of the 1805 portage, closed for renovation until 1 April 2027
Billings, Billings & Southeast Montana
Swords Rimrock Park and Black Otter Trail
Sandstone cliff-top park over Billings, with Yellowstone Kelly's grave on the rim
Free
Butte, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
World Museum of Mining
Underground tours and a rebuilt mining-camp street at Butte's Orphan Girl mine
Dillon, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Clark Canyon Reservoir and Camp Fortunate
Trout reservoir over the site where Sacagawea met her brother in August 1805
Free
West Yellowstone, Yellowstone Gateways & the Beartooths
Earthquake Lake Visitor Center
Overlook on the 1959 slide that killed 28 and dammed the Madison River into a lake
Free
Great Falls, Great Falls & Central Montana
First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park
A mile-long sandstone cliff where bison were driven to their deaths for a thousand years
From $4
Hamilton, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Historic St. Mary's Mission
Stevensville's 1841 Jesuit mission, where Montana's first permanent settlement began
From $10
Missoula, Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Missoula Smokejumper Visitor Center
Free tours of the working Forest Service base where smokejumpers pack and fly
Free
Helena, Helena, Butte & Southwest Montana
Original Governor's Mansion
The 1888 Queen Anne house where nine Montana governors lived from 1913 to 1959
Free
Historic Sites Overview
Historic Sites in Montana