This museum is a must see stop. It is on the first exit into
 Hardin as you go north. (there are only two exits). You can see all of
the out buildings and the flag from Interstate 90. It is a complete
village made up of historic buildings. It is incredible. The museum
is too small, they are planning huge building museum.
June - Aug. Mon.-Sun. 8am-8 pm . May-Sept. all week, 8 am-5 pm
 Oct.-April, Mon-Fri. 9am -5 pm.
Big Horn county natives work hard on it. They have great reference
books for sale.

Mailing address is: Rt. 1, Box 1206A, Hardin, MT. 59034.
Phone, 406-665-1671. A museum complex situated on 24 acres
and consisting of 20 historic buildings and exhibits that representing
 Big Horn County. Self guided tours. Picnic area. Donations are
Welcome!
They are working on oral histories, call or e-mail and inquire about your family surnames. They also do obiturary look ups.
You just can’t find more friendly volunteers. If you have questions
about the area, e-mail me. I have some favorite places I enjoy and
will share them with you.

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This is the old “filling station” located mid-way from Wyola
to Billings. It has been moved
to the museum grounds now. In this little building they
served pies and “pop”, while someone pumped our gas.
When you are a 100 miles from your home just to buy
groceries, a stop like this to a child is very exciting.
Needless to say the pies were
homemade.

More coming on this incredible museum.

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 BIG HORN COUNTY, MONTANA

My name is Jo Ann Boyd Scott, your host for this web site. This is a special county in the great State of Montana. Queries are answered, in the summer I can look up obits I grew up in this county and have many reference
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