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242 matches in Montana
Small museum in Virginia City's preserved 1860s gold-rush townsite — covers Montana territorial history, mining-era settlement, and frontier social life.
Helena's Reeder's Alley is a preserved 1870s miners' quarter — covers Montana gold-rush history, frontier settlement, and territorial-era social history.
Art museum housed in a historic water treatment plant — regional fine art collections alongside industrial heritage of Miles City's infrastructure.
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Small Montana state park on Flathead Lake with forested campsites — supports outdoor education, freshwater ecology, and Rocky Mountain geography.
Flathead Lake state park unit with lake and forest habitat — freshwater ecology, Rocky Mountain geography, and outdoor science.
Regional museum interpreting the history and cultures of the Yellowstone River valley and Northern Plains — covers frontier history, Native American heritage, and westward expansion.
Montana heritage center focused on western frontier and ranching history — covers settlement, Native history, and the Lewis and Clark corridor.
Public observatory in Red Lodge, MT offering telescope viewing sessions that cover celestial mechanics, astrophysics, and observational astronomy.
State park on Whitefish Lake with trails and shoreline — Montana freshwater ecology, glacial lake formation, and outdoor recreation.
Four-season mountain resort with ski and summer outdoor recreation — primarily PE and physical recreation, limited curriculum hook.
Fort Peck wildlife pasture adjacent to the reservoir supports bison, elk, and pronghorn — covers Great Plains ecology and wildlife management.
Indoor wildlife education center in Kalispell featuring native Montana animals — hands-on zoology and regional wildlife ecology for younger learners.
Hands-on children's science and discovery museum with interactive STEM exhibits — supports early science, math, and literacy skills.
Flathead Lake state park unit with cold freshwater ecology, Rocky Mountain shoreline habitat, and fishing and water-science activities.
Regional art museum featuring Montana and Western American artists — covers art history and the visual culture of the American West.
Regional museum in Livingston, MT covering Northern Plains settlement, railroads, and the gateway history to Yellowstone National Park.
Wildlife sanctuary housing non-releasable native Montana animals — wildlife biology, animal rehabilitation, and conservation education.
Remote Montana reservoir state park with fishing, wildlife viewing, and prairie ecology — covers Great Plains habitats, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.
Wildlife art gallery in Kalispell featuring regional fauna — supports nature illustration and wildlife art study.
Community arts and cultural center with rotating visual arts exhibits — supports visual arts and regional cultural studies.
Montana state park on Hauser Lake/Dam Road — combines shoreline ecology study with proximity to a working reservoir system.
Commercial hot springs and fitness facility near Helena — geothermal features provide a basic hook for hydrothermal geology discussion.
Small-town Montana history museum in a historic mansion and carriage house — covers settlement-era history of Meagher County and the surrounding region.
City park in downtown Helena with playground and open green space — limited structured curriculum hook beyond physical activity.
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