Welcome to the Pioneer Museum of Valley County
We are located in Glasgow, Montana. Experience the history of Northeastern Montana's Valley County from one of the century's major dinosaur finds, to the country's largest Assiniboine collection, from railroad and agriculture to the creation of the Fort Peck Dam, through Lewis and Clark to the Titanic and Moonwalk.
Museum Hours: 7 days a week Memorial day - Labor day
Open for special tours - call in advance
Museum Admission : $3 Adults, $2 ages 7-21 (6 and under free) One time fee, applicable to entire season.
The museum also has an extensive genealogical archives and Western Reading Room. Plus a gift shop filled with books, bags, blankets, art and many more souvenirs for sale.
Above: The T-33 Trainer Jet , Bottom Left to Right: Jesse Henderson artist for the Lewis & Clark exhibit, part of the Indians and Cowboys exhibit and He Wets his Arrow.
The Valley County Pioneer Museum • 816 Hwy 2 • Glasgow, MT 59230 • 406-228-8692
“In The Land of the Assiniboine” the DVD is now available for purchase. This film is a production of the Valley County Historical Society, who are the Administrators of the Valley County Pioneer Museum. To Purchase go to :
DVD NOW AVAILABLE