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The year 2024 marks the centennial anniversary of congress' passage of the American Indian Citizinship Act conferring American citizenship on Indigenous peoples. In recognition of this historic milestone and in honor of Montana's 70, 000 American Indians, MHS's 2024 calendar is dedicated to the Indigenous peoples and tribal nations - past, present, and future - who first called Montana "home".

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Born in the Barker mining district of central Montana Territory, Rose Beatrice Gordon (1883-1968) was the daughter of an African American chef and an emancipated slave who migrated to the West in the early 1880s. This book tells the story of the Gordon family--John, Anna, Robert, Rose, John Francis Jr., George, and Taylor--and pays tribute to Rose, who lived most of her life in White Sulphur Springs. In her youth, Rose excelled academically an...

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Settled in 1890 against the backdrop of the lush Bitterroot Valley, Hamilton's history revolves around timber, apples, and the search for a cure for Rocky Mountain tick fever. This fascinating guide, full of historic photographs, is your entree to the history and architecture of the jewel of the Bitterroot.

The Beyond Spirit Tailings audiobook is a unique mix of Ellen Baumler's popular, historic ghost stories and Philip Aaberg's world-famous musicianship. This audiobook from the Montana Historical Society Press will entertain and inform listeners about Montana's haunted past.

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I Do celebrates the weddings of yesteryear, illuminating Montana's past from the 1860s gold rush to the modern day. The stories contained herein offer a glimpse into the lives of ordinary Montanans--from Finnish homesteaders, Blackfeet students, struggling Butte miners, and Chinese restaurateurs to Métis fiddlers, Jewish merchants, and wealthy capitalists. Through each story, I Do highlights similarities and differences in wedding traditions a...

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Born to a wealthy British family, Evelyn Cameron came to Montana to ranch in 1894. Her crisp black-and-white photographs capture the rhythms of western life--cowboys truss horses for branding, children dressed in their Sunday best peer out peer out the doorway, and housewives show off prized poultry. Here is a selection of postcards featuring Cameron's best work, handpicked from the Montana Historical Society Photograph Archive's collection.

The History of the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, 1600-2012 explores the struggles and triumphs of the Native Americans who were relegated by the federal government to a small portion of northeast Montana in the late 1880s.