Built in 1895 by Missouri River freighter and trader, Charles Conrad, the Conrad Mansion is a 13,000 sq. ft. family home. Complete with electricity, indoor plumbing, and central heat, the Conrad Mansion was an extremely modern and comfortable home for this pioneer family of five. The Conrad Mansion is beautifully restored to its original 1895 splendor. Over 90% of the artifacts on display are original to the Conrad family. All three floors of the Conrad Mansion's are is open for both self-guided and docent-guided tours year-round. From May - October, the Conrad Mansion is open seven days a week from 10am-4pm. Please visit our website at www.conradmansion.com for tour and pricing information.

From a National Historic Landmark built in 1894, we preserve and present Northwest Montana stories! Permanent and temporary exhibits fill 22,000 square feet in our Richardsonian Romanesque facility--the oldest public building in Kalispell. Highlighting settlement of the Flathead Valley, America Indian tribes, the rise of Kalispell as an economic center, the ecology of Flathead Lake, pioneer Frank Bird Linderman, and the vanished town of Demersville, we provide a complete picture of our evolving region. School Bell Books & Gifts offers a wide selection of Montana-focused books and Montana-made gifts. Renovated classrooms in our former schoolhouse have been converted into elegant rental venues for groups and private gatherings. A variety of year-round educational programs and community events ensure that the Northwest Montana History Museum continues to be a place where history is made, and the Past Is Present.

This restored turn-of-the-century gallery features exhibits by Montana artists in various forms including painting, sculpture, ceramics, fiber arts and photography.