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Enjoy our temporary rotating exhibits and regularly refreshed displays illustrating the history of our county.
The Jefferson County Museum features both temporary exhibits and permanent displays. Our rotating exhibits change about once or twice a year. Themes most related to our county history often include mining, railroads and ranching.

Current Exhibits

HOPE IN HARD TIMES
New Deal photographs of Montana
Special Features:
◊Guest exhibit from the Montana Historical Society
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LOOKING BACK AT GLACIER
Vintage Views from 1910-1940
Guest exhibit by Lee Silliman
October 2022 to February 2023
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NATIVE PEOPLES 
​of Montana 
Special Features:
◊Information on Montana's twelve recognized Native nations
◊A look at Montana's archaeological record
◊Authentic artifacts crafted by Jefferson County residents
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RAILROADS
​of Jefferson County
Special Features:
◊Historic Train Photos
◊Rail Riding Memories
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JEFFERSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE DISPLAY
Winning Posters from the "Homestead Fever" poster contest
​Apron History
Logging and Timber

PHOTO CREDITS & INFO
Header Photo: (top)
Marks Ranch Roundup
(Lump Gulch/Clancy)
1933

Photo compliments of
Robert "Bob" Marks
Merle Marks (1902-1960) is the rider on the right. (Merle is Bob's father.) Photo was taken facing SW in a field north of the Lump Gulch Road, between the Marks barn and Prickly Pear Creek. Original.
​406-224-5106
​​5 North Main Street
Clancy, MT 59634
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