Museum Prairie County Museum and Evelyn Cameron Gallery

Address

101 South Logan
Terry, MT 59349 View on Map Own or manage this business?

Website http://visitterrymt.com/portfolio/prairie-county-museum-and-evelyn-cameron-gallery/ Email pcmusegallery@midrivers.com Phone 406-635-4040

Overview Service & Activities

About On the edge of the scenic badlands and the home of the moss agate, the Prairie County Museum began in 1975 in the historic 1916 State Bank of Terry building and has grown into a complex that includes the 1906 State Bank of Terry building, the only steam heated outhouse this side of the Mississippi, a pioneer homestead, the Burlington Northern train depot, an old red wooden caboose and the famous Evelyn Cameron Gallery. The museum complex is the essence of the old pioneer life, the way it was lived, how it was endured, and how we thrived in eastern Montana. The Prairie County Museum houses historic files for research of events and families, including obituaries. The museum has an extensive collection of photographs which can be reprinted for a nominal fee. The Larsen Memorial Building is new and houses many historical artifacts. Please join our volunteers as they take you back in history.

Contact

MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 368
Terry, MT 59349

CONTACT 406-635-4040

Details

SEASON Memorial Day - Labor Day

HOURS Monday, Wednesday-Friday: 9:00am - 3:00pm Saturday and Sunday: 1:00pm - 4:00pm By Appointment Anytime

PAYMENT METHODS Cash, Personal Check (In State)

RESERVATIONS Reservations Accepted, Walk-Ins Welcome

SPECIAL DIRECTIONS The Prairie County Museum and Evelyn Cameron Gallery are located off of Interstate 94. At the Terry Interchange go north to the welcome sign and gas station, turn left on Spring Street going to the business district, at Logan Avenue turn right. We are at the end of the block on the left side.

SERVICES Air Conditioning Books Gift Shop Handicapped Accessible Maps Merchandise Parking Tour Unescorted Tour

ACTIVITIES American Heritage Antiques Archaeology Art Gallery Exhibit Folk Art Heritage History Museum Native Art Photography Sculpture Tour Western Art Wildlife Art