Gallatin History Museum

Housed in a historic and long-since renovated county jail building, the Gallatin History Museum brings the region’s pioneer history to the forefront of Main Street. Featuring permanent and rotating exhibits, the Gallatin History Museum provides the clearest picture of southwest Montana’s rugged past.

Permanent exhibits at the Gallatin History Museum include American Indian artifacts and a model of the 1867-established Fort Ellis. And throughout the museum are artifacts, information panels, and an impressive archive of historical images.

Guided tours, family passes, and special events are also available. The museum is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday throughout the year. Accompanied children receive free admission to the museum.

Address: 317 W. Main Street, Bozeman, Montana