Montana The Magazine of Western History’s first digital issue – African Americans in Montana and the West – is now available online for free. It can be viewed at https://mhs.mt.gov/pubs/MMWHDigitalIssueSum2020

Comedian Red Skelton on stars’ political activism, Psychologist Joyce Brothers on being called a “women’s libber” and TV announcer Ed McMahon on preparing for performing are just a couple tidbits included in the Montana Historical Society’s newest offerings on its...

The letters of three Montana women politicians offer historic insight as the nation celebrates the 100^th anniversary of the 19^th Amendment in August, which gave women the right to vote.

A $50,000 grant from a national organization will help the Montana Historical Society produce a short documentary on historic African American experiences in Montana.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic has precluded travel and large-scale gatherings, the Montana Historical Society’s 47^th state history conference will be held online during a two-month period.

Settlers’ love of Shakespeare, the clash of Artic grayling and bull trout management, and Black explorers in Yellowstone are a few of the fascinating topics included in the Summer 2020 issue of Montana The Magazine of Western History.

Montana’s State Historic Preservation Office is pleased to become a part of the international Climate Heritage Network.

MONTANA – The Montana Historical Society and Department of Administration, with support from the Heritage Center Building Committee, will hold two virtual meetings July 7, 2020 at noon and 7:30 p.m., to allow Montana Tribal members the opportunity to provide feedback and input into the...

The Montana Historical Society is making history itself by appointing Molly Kruckenberg to be its first woman director in 155 years. Kruckenberg will take the reins from Director Bruce Whittenberg on Oct. 1, when he steps back from full-time duties.

The Montana Historical Society will reopen its exhibits, Research Center, Museum Store and State Historic Preservation Office to the general public beginning Tuesday, June 9. Its public operating hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.