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Site Information for Jefferson Valley Museum

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DateCreated8/20/2025 5:01:22 PM
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DirectionsLook for a large restored 1914 red barn, located three blocks south from the middle of downtown Whitehall. Look for a sign at the corner of Legion and Division.Look for a large restored 1914 red barn, located three blocks south from the middle of downtown Whitehall. Look for a sign at the corner of Legion and Division.
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Emailjeffersonvalley746@gmail.com
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HrsOfOpTuesday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm Closed Mondays Beginning with the 2026 season, museum will be open 1:00 to 5:00 PM, Tuesday - Sunday Office is open on most Mondays, 1:00 to 3:30 PM
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MailingCityWhitehall
MailingFirmJefferson Valley Musuem
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MailingStreetPO Box 902, 303 South Division
MailingZip59759
NetDescriptionsOur mission is to preserve the past for the future. The Jefferson Valley Museum depicts the history and heritage of the Jefferson Valley and Whitehall. You can rediscover this rich history in our large restored 1914 red barn and outbuildings that house the thousands of artifacts from our past. This area was once home to Native American tribes, fur trappers, miners and homesteaders who raised horses, cattle and produce. The valley served as a short route between the major mining camps of Virginia City, Bannack and Helena. By the end of the 19th century, the Northern Pacific Railroad arrived, followed by the Milwaukee Railroad, and life in the valley changed forever. Besides our many artifacts, a collection of genealogy cards can help when working on family history. Historic photos and research material are also available. Our museum is free for visitors. Donations are welcome and appreciated.
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PhoneNo1406-287-7813
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ReservationsGroup Reservations Required#Walk-Ins Welcome
SeasonOfOpMemorial Day Weekend - September 15
ServiceCityWhitehall
SiteId10894
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SiteNameJefferson Valley Museum
SiteRegionGold West
SiteRegMemGOLD WEST
SiteTypeMuseum
StreetCityWhitehall
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StreetStreet303 South Division
StreetZip59759
Urlhttps://jeffersonvalleymuseum.org

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