Baker, Montana

Join us for Night at the Museum, which will include three actors spread across the Museum doing historical reenactments of influential Eastern Montana figures.

This year we're focusing on Lorene Kirschten, the first lady of Fallon County history. She's a former librarian, a poet and probably the most prolific chronicler of early Fallon County history.

We're also doing Walter Winchester, who fought under Custer during the Civil War and was there with him during the Grand Review of Armies in 1865. He later became a district judge in North Dakota and the museum has the Remington Model 1858 revolver that he carried with him during the Civil War.

Finally, we're doing "The Girl With the Gun", the harrowing and sometimes hilarious story of a 15-year old girl who tried to break her boyfriend out of the Fallon County Jail in 1953.

Kids games and crafts + free-will chili & cornbread supper at 4:00pm!

Performances run every 20 minutes from 6:00pm-9:00pm. Each performance will last about 10 minutes.

The O’Fallon Historical Museum is proud to bring Dinosaur Dimensions to Baker for a full day of prehistoric discovery and hands-on learning. Dinosaur Dimensions is a live, interactive dinosaur program that combines science, storytelling, and audience participation to explore the age of dinosaurs.

Designed to engage learners of all ages, the show introduces real paleontology concepts while sparking curiosity and imagination through movement, visuals, and humor. The day will include a morning performance for students, followed by a public performance in the evening at the Longfellow School Gymnasium.

This event supports the Museum’s mission to expand access to educational programming and bring high-quality learning experiences to the community. Admission is free, and families are encouraged to attend the evening show together.

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