Crazy Mountain Museum Big Timber Montana Listing Type: Museum City: Big Timber Montana Region: Yellowstone Country 406-932-5126

'Sheep and Wool': The story of sheep ranching and its great importance to Sweet Grass County and the American West.

'The Norwegian Stabbur': In memory of the huge impact Norwegians had on Sweet Grass County. This separate building includes Norwegian artifacts, a one-room school house and a Lewis and Clark exhibit.

'Wind and Flame' features a miniature recreation of the town of Big Timber as it existed in 1907. A news article accompanying the detailed miniature show the affects of a fire that destroyed one-third of the town in 1908.

Rodeo: Features the Days of the Cremer Rodeos as well as more current Rodeo participants.

A Pioneer Memorial Gallery honors those who arrived in the county by 1895 with photos, family information and artifacts.

An Archives Room provides information for research on county history and it's people.

The Lewis and Clark Native Plant Garden has a wonderful assortment of plants with interpretive signs relating to the plants and other interesting facts of the expedition here in Sweet Grass County during July of 1806

Exhibits may change from year to year.

Directions: The Crazy Mountain Museum is located south of I-90 using exit 367, adjacent to the cemetery. At the west interchange of I-90, proceed east on the Frontage Road to the museum site.

Crazy Mountain Museum
Frontage Road, Big Timber, MT 59011

Activities Historic Cultural American Heritage Museum Exhibit Antiques Archaeology Art Lewis and Clark Services Gift Shop Non-smoking Parking Public Restroom Handicapped Accessible Books Lewis and Clark Interpretive Display

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