The Huntley Project Museum is open for its regular Fall schedule. Because of COVID-19, we are taking precautions to protect the health and safety of our visitors, staff and volunteers, including cleaning and disinfecting and monitoring employee health as we comply with regulations currently enforced by both Yellowstone County and the State of Montana.
Free Admission
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday-Saturday 10-4
770 Railroad Hwy, Huntley, MT 59037
The Huntley Project Museum tells the unique history of the Huntley Irrigation Project. This Bureau of Reclamation Project began operation June 26, 1907. It is a success story of hard work and perseverance.
Our 10 acres are home to 18 homestead buildings, hundreds of turn of the century farm implements and thousands of artifacts. The Museum interprets, preserves, restores and portrays the History of the area from prehistoric time to the present.
The Main Museum Building
Our main building was completed in 2001. The exhibits in this building are as varied as the people whose stories we tell.
Museum's Historic Town Site
Take a stroll down our boardwalk going back in time and catch a glimpse of pioneer town life from our original Huntley Project buildings.
Explore Our Many Faces
We are spread over 10 acres, so explore and find a surprise around every bend in the path. Be sure to meander over to the Osborn School House. Strong, sturdy, and elegant, it has stood the test of time.
