Cool museum in a place you would not expect. Beautifully kept airplanes from WW1 through Vietnam…read more The tour was exceptional. Tristian is knowledgeable and accommodating. He was great. The Stonehenge full size replica is well done as well. Sits on a beautiful private golf course.

We had a wonderful tour of these beautiful airplanes curated by Tristan and additional comments…read morefrom the man and major restorer himself, Mr.Smith. Stonehenge - the replica of the one in Great Britain - was explained from conception to completion by Mr. Smith. Such a huge undertaking that he has shared with those who visit!

Nice small town museum in Bonner's Ferry. The place doubled in size since last time I was here…read moreabout 8yrs ago. Volunteer workers are friendly. It's a nice history of the town.

Very nice museum in downtown Kalispell. Their timber industry room was closed for remodeling, but…read morethey gave me a sneak peak anyway. Lots of information about the various indian tribes and the development of Glacier National Park. Free parking right in front.

Beautifully restored school house. History was a little weird. For example a positive spin on the…read moreColumbia Falls Aluminum Plant. They forgot the superfund, environmental issues. The room on logging only goes up to 2002. They forgot 18 years. The volunteers are very nice and will give you their version of history. We learned a little about a future exhibit on Kalispell and the turn of the century. Lots of dead animals so be warmed if this bothers you. Worth a visit for $4.

This is an excellent museum to learn about the cultural and geological history of Sandpoint, Bonner…read moreCounty, and the northernmost tip of the Idaho panhandle. Admission is super cheap at $4 for adults so you'll find no less expensive entertainment anywhere. We've become somewhat connoisseurs of local museums and this one is among the best we've seen. Even though the space is small, the exhibits are well designed, topically arranged, and easy to read and understand. The collections are pretty extensive as well. I especially appreciate how well they handled some socially & historically challenging parts of human behavior during the time periods covered. Instead of sanitizing and whitewashing how people treated one another, this museum acknowledged our past without shame, blame, or condemnation--it was limited to the statements of events. Can't say enough good things about this place. Everyone needs to check this out.

A great find. Beautifully put together exhibits. Interesting and informative. All about the area,…read morethe people, the industry, and daily life. Not sure how they acquired all that they did but kudos to all involved over the decades creating and maintaining this place. Friendly staff, of course.

The Conrad is one of the most stunning residence-turned-museums I've ever been in and that's saying…read moresomething considering I've been to dozens by now because it's my favorite style of museum that isn't an art museum. My partner and I did the self-guided tour and immensely enjoyed ourselves, being able to move and read everything at our own pace. It was so amazing to learn about the local history in this way! To know that over 90% of the artifacts are original?! That's almost unheard of. It really is well preserved. I wish I was local because I'd love to see the house decorated for Xmas or go to an event there! You simply MUST visit the Conrad!

Such a beautiful home and a treat to be able to tour. I loved the house very much and the beauty of…read morethe garden landscaping.

This is not a museum. You are paying to look at art for sale. One small room had a few pieces for…read moresale. The other three large room every piece had a price tag. The entrance fee should be 'free'.

Awesome Museum! We are so, so fortunate to have this is our own backyard- Flathead Valley friends!…read moreIt truly is a gem. Beyond the museum itself, which rotates shows/exhibitions regularly, the Hockaday Museum of Art is at the forefront of the art world in the Glacier Park, western, Montana history and contemporary art scene, here in Montana. They host: Arts in The Park, Plein air Glacier, artists retreats and a variety of youth art classes, to name a few. Along with their extensive list of contemporary artists who show their work at the Museum, they have a very impressive permanent collection. (Check their website or social media for exhibition dates and scheduled events). Better yet, stop-in and meet their welcoming and knowledgeable staff. As a member and a supporter of the museum, I highly encourage everyone, especially those in our small town community, to visit the museum, frequently check in to see what's new and find ways to get involved and support the many, many talented Montana artists!

It's fun to learn a bit about the history of a place. On the day we came, the indoor exhibits were…read moreclosed. But the outdoor exhibits are open everyday and don't require a guide.

showing old style cottage and items from the last 100 years. Inexpensive and worthwhile. I…read morerecommend.

This Visitor's Center is modest, but has what a traveler needs. The bathrooms have always been…read morestocked and clean. They have WiFi service available. A very fascinating museum is just a few steps away, if you have time to explore. The museum cost is only 2 dollars. There are covered picnic tables at this visitors center as well, if you decide to have a meal here before getting back on the road.