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A Little Yarn, Lots of Fun & Adorable Pumpkins! 🧡
September 19, 2026 | Jefferson County Museum What a fun way to kick off the fall season! 🍁🧶 Our Chunky Knit Pumpkin Class on September 19 was filled with creativity, laughter, and lots of adorable pumpkins. Our participants learned the fun and easy technique of finger knitting while creating their very own chunky pumpkins. With beautiful fall colors, plenty of smiles, and a little bit of “Let me try that again!” along the way, everyone created something special. 😊 🧡 So Ma
Cheryl Vukasin
5 hours ago1 min read
Jefferson County Museum Hiring for Museum Support Staff
Jefferson County Museum Support Staff - The Jefferson County Museum is seeking a friendly, dependable, and visitor-focused individual to join our team as Museum Support Staff. This position plays an important role in creating a welcoming, educational, and enjoyable experience for every visitor. The ideal candidate enjoys working with the public, communicates effectively, and brings a positive, professional attitude to the museum environment. This is a part-time position avera
Cheryl Vukasin
Sep 81 min read


Blast from the past at the museum!
🚗 A Blast from the Past! 🕰️ What a fun day at the Jefferson County Museum! We loved seeing Main Street in Clancy lined with classic cars as the club came to visit the museum. 🚘✨ It truly was a trip down memory lane as everyone reminisced, shared stories, and discovered photographs that brought back wonderful memories of their days working for the railroad. 📸🚂 There were plenty of smiles, laughter, and great memories shared—and we were so happy to be a part of it! Thank y
Cheryl Vukasin
Aug 221 min read


Jefferson County Museum is Hiring!
Jefferson County Museum Support Staff: The Jefferson County Museum is seeking a friendly, dependable, and visitor-focused individual to join our team as Museum Support Staff. This position plays an important role in creating a welcoming, educational, and enjoyable experience for every visitor. The ideal candidate enjoys working with the public, communicates effectively, and brings a positive, professional attitude to the museum environment. This is a part-time position averag
Cheryl Vukasin
Aug 141 min read


What a Great Time Knitting! 🧶
We had such a wonderful time at our Beginner Knitting Class at the Jefferson County Museum on Saturday, August 1st! It was a great day of learning the basics, practicing stitches, sharing laughs, and having fun together. We loved seeing everyone get creative and watching new knitters pick up their needles and give it a try! A BIG thank you to our wonderful instructor, Tammie Chenoweth, for sharing her time, knowledge, and knitting skills with us! And thank you to everyone who
Cheryl Vukasin
Aug 71 min read


Celebrating the Fourth of July: Traditions, Fireworks, and Family Fun
To our Jefferson County communities, As we gather to celebrate the Fourth of July, all of us at the Jefferson County Museum want to express our deep appreciation for the people who make this place feel like home. Every story shared, every visit, every moment of curiosity and connection reminds us why preserving our local history matters. You bring life to the past and meaning to the work we do. This holiday is a time to honor the spirit of independence, resilience, and hope—v
Cheryl Vukasin
Jul 31 min read


Celebrating Community and History: Highlights from an Unforgettable Clancy Days at the Jefferson County Museum
The Jefferson County Museum recently hosted Clancy Days, welcoming over 630 visitors who filled the space with curiosity, laughter, and stories. This event was more than just a gathering; it was a celebration of local history and community spirit. Every visitor, from families to longtime locals and first-time guests, contributed to making the day truly special. Their enthusiasm and support brought the museum to life, reminding us why preserving and sharing our community’s her
Cheryl Vukasin
Jun 202 min read


Experience the Timeless Appeal of Vintage Wedding Dresses at the Jefferson County Museum!
The Timeless Beauty of Vintage Wedding Dresses Wedding dresses carry far more than fabric and thread. They hold stories, emotions, and traditions stitched into every seam. Vintage wedding dresses—especially those preserved at the Jefferson County Museum—offer a rare glimpse into the past. Here, historic gowns become more than displays; they’re celebrations of love, craftsmanship, and the eras that shaped them. The Unique Charm of Vintage Wedding Dresses Vintage bridal fashion
Cheryl Vukasin
May 12 min read


Museum Crafts = Classroom Cheer
The Jefferson County Museum loved spreading a little holiday cheer to classrooms at Montana City School! From Pre-K to 2nd grade, students had fun creating festive cards and reindeer ornaments — and we loved seeing the smiles and creativity in action. A big thank-you to Ms. Balcerzak’s Pre-K class and Ms. Rindal’s 2nd grade class for sharing their holiday joy with us. Moments like these are what make our annual holiday craft so special!
Natascha Robinson
Dec 12, 20251 min read


Celebrating Clancy Days with the Community
We had a great time celebrating Clancy Days with our community! From swapping stories to sharing a little local history, it was a day full of smiles, laughs, and classic small-town fun. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello and celebrate with us. We loved being part of the Clancy Days festivities and can’t wait to do it again!
Natascha Robinson
Jun 14, 20251 min read


PAL Students Explore the Jefferson County Museum
We loved welcoming PAL (Public Alternative Learning) students to the Jefferson County Museum! Students explored exhibits, asked great questions, and enjoyed spending time learning about local history in a hands-on way. Thank you for visiting and for sharing the day with us. We always enjoy seeing the museum through fresh eyes and hosting curious learners in our space!
Natascha Robinson
May 31, 20251 min read


History Comes to Life at the Museum
The Jefferson County Museum enjoyed hosting a group of Clancy Elementary students for a hands-on history lesson. From stories of the past to close-up looks at artifacts, it was great to see students engaged, curious, and learning together. Thank you to the Iwen Group and Clancy Elementary for visiting — we love sharing local history with young learners!
Natascha Robinson
May 9, 20251 min read
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