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April 2020
The Best Gift: Montana’s Carnegie Libraries.
Between 1910 and 1922, seventeen Montana communities built libraries with money given to them by the era's richest man, Andrew…
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Postponed: A Montanan Through and Through: The Photographic Legacy of Barbara Van Cleve.
POSTPONED - BARBARA'S PROGRAM IS RESCHEDULED TO MAY OR JUNE: The Western Heritage Center, based on recommendations from the Yellowstone…
Find out more »Montana Poetry: Grace Stone Coates and Gwendolen Haste
Tami Haaland presents the poetry and stories of Grace Stone Coates and Gwendolen Haste. Grace Stone Coates (1881–1976) wrote short…
Find out more »June 2020
A Landscape of Vice: Montana’s Red-Light Districts.
A Landscape of Vice: Montana's Red-Light Districts. Crystal Alegria examines historic red-light districts across Montana to better understand these complex…
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Indians, Amateurs, and Archaeologists: Artifact Collecting in Montana 1880-1950
Indians, Amateurs, and Archaeologists: Artifact Collecting in Montana 1880-1950. Presented by Nancy Mahoney. Until 1950, most of the archaeology in…
Find out more »August 2020
The “Wyoming Experiment”: Western Women, Propaganda, and the National Suffrage Movement
August 27 Dr. Emily Arendt presents, The “Wyoming Experiment”: Western Women, Propaganda, and the National Suffrage Movement. This talk explores…
Find out more »October 2020
Montana’s First Career Woman: The Story of a Former Slave, Sarah Bickford
Amy Elmer presents, Montana’s first Career Woman: The story of a former slave, Sarah Bickford. Follow the life of indomitable…
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