- Museum of the Beartooths boasts historical exhibits about Stillwater County ranging back to the 1870's.
- Located in Columbus, MT, just off I-90.
- Open M-F, 10-5 April through December and Memorial Day through Labor Day.
- Open weekends 10-3 during the summer.
- No fee for entry.
Overview
The Museum of the Beartooths reflects history specific to Stillwater County and its surrounding areas. Through detailed exhibits featuring photos and memorabilia, the Museum offers information on events, people and places dating back to the 1870’s. Some interesting exhibits include the story of Frank Robideau’s hanging, as well as a photo history of Stillwater towns. The Museum of the Beartooths is forever growing as it continues to add paraphernalia to the collection. If you’d like to pick up a souvenir, the gift shop offers unique made-in-Montana merchandise.
Location/Directions
The Museum of the Beartooths is located in the foothills of the Beartooth Mountains, in Columbus, MT. Situated on the corner of 5th Street and E. 5th Avenue N., this museum is just a short stint of I-90. From I-90, head south on US 78, left on E. 4th Avenue N., and a right on N. 5th Street.
Hours/Seasons
- April 1st-December 31st: Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Memorial Day-Labor Day: Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday 11a.m.-3p.m.
Fees/Cost
The Museum of the Beartooths does not charge a fee for entry. Just remember to sign the guest book and soak in some knowledge.
Contact
Museum of the Beartooths
PO Box 1
440 East 5th Avenue North
Columbus, MT 59019
Tel: 406-322-4588
