Darby Pioneer Memorial Museum - Darby

Darby's Pioneer Memorial Museum was originally one of the first hand-hewn homestead cabins built in the area. It was crafted by early settler Evelin Matteson in 1886 on his homestead near the mouth of Tin Cup Creek. In 1958 an interested citizen purchased the building and paid to have it moved to its present location, adjacent to the city park on US Highway 93. It became a museum depository for the extensive collection of both home and business artifacts saved by the many pioneer families in the area. A photo of the cabin at its original site is on display at the museum along with a large number of early day photographs and memorabilia of Darby and its people.

Mailing Address
Not Available

Street Address
101 East Tanner
Darby, MT 59829

Phone: 406-821-3753
Fax: 406-821-3244

The museum is located on Main Street (US Highway 93) in the business section of town. It's behind the marshal's office and the city hall bordering the city park, and is marked with a sign clearly visible from the street.

Season
6/1 - 9/15

Hours
Daily: 1:00pm - 5:00pm

Payments
Not Available

Reservations
walk-ins welcome

parking, public restroom, handicapped accessible

museum, exhibit, history, art, american heritage, antiques

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