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HMFM & RMMMH
at Fort Missoula

****** RMMMH Seeking Board Members ******

Rocky Mountain Museum of Military History 

2975 General Foster Ave. (Building T-316), Fort Missoula

Board Members’ average age is 70 plus, so we need new members.

Contact Tate - Executive Director 406-239-7738, militarymuseu45@hotmail.com

  • Other Officers:

    • President: Major Gary Lancaster, USAR (Retired)

    • Vice President & Treasurer: Stan Cohen - Hayes Otoupalik

  • Exhibits ~ War of 1812, Frontier era, Civil War, Imperial Age, World Wars I & II, Korea, Vietnam, Mideast conflicts, Montanans in battle, Civilian Conservation Corps/CCC & 4th Infantry Army (external Fort Missoula improvements), USNR porthole from DE USS Taberrer, Purple Heart, Army Medical Corps, AND MORE. Follow us on Facebook!

  • RMMMH HOURS: June 1 through Labor Day: 7 days a week 12 - 5pm

    • Labor Day through December 1st: Saturdays & Sundays 12 - 5pm

    • December 1st through April 1st: LTD - Advance inquiry advised.

    • April 1st through June 1st: Saturdays & Sundays 12 - 5pm

  • Armed Forces Day at RMMMH (3rd Saturday in May) ~ The VSN's Annual Heroes at Home BBQ and Veteran Suicide Awareness & Prevention (VSAP) Run / Walk / RUCK. Details updated ANNUALLY on the HEROES PAGE.

  • The Green Guidon ~ Published at Fort Missoula "The Million Dollar Post" Member: MAM (below), NTHP, AASLH. DONATE - Museum Memberships available! We thank you for your support of RMMMH (Youth under 18 $10; Adult $25; Family $50; Business $100; Lifetime $500). Mail your name and address to P.O. Box 7263, Missoula, MT 59807

  • Museums Association of Montana ~ We are a non-profit, professional organization whose goal is to strengthen all of Montana's Museums. "The Bitterroot at War: Vietnam Era" is now on exhibit at the Ravalli County Museum.

Learn more about the Rocky Mountain Museum of Military History!

​Historical Museum at Fort Missoula (HMFM)

3400 Captain Rawn Way, Missoula (Follow us on Facebook)

HOURS: Memorial Day to Labor Day: Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday - 12pm – 5pm

Labor Day to Memorial Day: Tuesday – Sunday 12pm – 4pm (Closed Monday)

  • We're offering a free tour every weekday. Just show up at the museum front desk a few minutes before 11:00am and our fantastic AmeriCorps member will share all the cool stories and fun facts with you.  

  • The Montana Memory Project has a new virtual exhibit all about Fort Missoula's 25th Infantry!

  • RENTALS ~ For scheduling and pricing please contact Carolyn - Asst Director 406-258-3478, cthompson@missoulacounty.us

  • Education: Welcome Kelli Sinner as the new HMFM Director of Education ~ Summer Camps.

  • Walking Tours.

  • There are many amazing organizations who can use your help right now, and the Friends of HMFM is among them. If you have the ability to support HMFM or a well deserving local nonprofit, please take the time to do so and together we will celebrate the strength of our community. DONATE today!

Questions: 406-728-3476, fortmissoula@missoulacounty.us

Matt - Executive Director 406-258-3471, mlautzenheiser@missoulacounty.us

Northern Rockies Heritage Center, Heritage Hall

3255 Fort Missoula Rd. A nonprofit whose primary mission is to preserve its entrusted properties and grounds. Learn more! Interested in volunteering or donating? Call 406-728-3662 

RMMMH welcomes new director, Heather Lynch (2025)  

Event CalendarBooking Agent: 406-396-4750, booking@nrhc.org

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