Welcome
Step into Libby’s rich past . . .
The Heritage Museum preserves the diverse historical culture and heritage of the Lincoln County and northwest Montana. The unique twelve-sided, 130-foot diameter log structure houses artifacts from early Libby history of settlement, mining and logging. The Museum's 12-sided log building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places on the National Park Service website. The Museum Cookhouse, Outdoor Pavilion, and Swamp Creek Community Hall log building are available for "members and volunteers of the Heritage Museum" to use by agreement and donation. Ole Four Spot J Neils Lumber Shay Locomotive (9:09 min video - YouTube)
The Heritage Museum is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization - all donations are tax deductible; 34067 US Hwy 2, Libby, MT
59923, 406-293-7521, Website: libbyheritagemuseum.org,
E-mail: heritagemuseum@yahoo.com
Museum
2025 Season
Open Sunday May 11
through Sunday
September 20
7 days a week including
holidays
Monday-Saturday
10am-5pm
Sunday 1-5pm
Admission by donation.
Mary and Larry
Hebenstreit Center for
Archival Research is open
to the public year-round
by appointment. Call
406-293-7521 for an
appointment.
RV parking and
pull-through.
Feasibility Study for the
Museum’s proposed
“Early 1900s Logging History”
exhibit with operating
1906 Shay Steam Locomotive #4
(PDF)
