This story ran in the Sidney Herald on April 12, 2019. It ran in the Fairfield Sun Times on April 15, 2019. By nature, newspapers are a perishable product, at least so far as history goes. Readers may clip cherished scrapbook articles and photos from the pages, but it doesn’t take long for newsprint to Read More »
This story ran in The Ekalaka Eagle on April 12, 2019. Since 2012, the Montana History Foundation (MHF) has awarded annual grants to projects and organizations that work to preserve and protect the historic legacy of Montana. This year, the foundation reached a new record, giving away the largest amount ever at $134,451 and bringing Read More »
This story ran on KRTV on April 10, 2019 Four organizations in Central Montana have received grant funding totaling $21,084 from the Montana History Foundation (MHF). In Great Falls, a $5,000 grant was awarded to Preservation Cascade, Inc. to help install balusters across the 10th Street Bridge. The Pride of the Judith in Hobson received a Read More »
This story originally ran in the Seeley Swan Pathfinder on April 11, 2019 HELENA – The Seeley Lake Historical Society was among 33 organizations across Montana that received grant funding from the Montana History Foundation. They were awarded a $5,000 grant for the Maloney Cabin Reconstruction Project. Since 2012, the Montana History Foundation (MHF) has awarded Read More »
This story originally ran in the Great Falls Tribune on April 10, 2019. HOBSON — The Montana History Foundation announced Wednesday that four projects in central Montana won grants this year. For the first time, the Helena-based foundation is boosting a project in Judith Basin County. That project aims to save iconic grain elevators in Hobson. A year Read More »
This story originally appeared on KTVH on April 8, 2019. HELENA – The Montana History Foundation recently announced the recipients of its 2019 grants. Across Montana, the foundation gave more than $134,000 to 33 projects in 29 communities. Among the grant recipients is Grandstreet Theatre. They’re getting just under $5,000 for stonework and window restoration. Read More »
This story originally appeared in The Missoulian on Sunday, April 7, 2019 Fort Connah near St. Ignatius is getting its roof fixed. The Ravalli County Museum in Hamilton is developing a Glacial Lake Missoula exhibit. Seeley Lake is reconstructing the historic Maloney cabin on museum grounds. Paradise is restoring the bell tower of its historic Read More »
For Immediate Release – Friday, March 1, 2019 30th Montana Statehood Centennial Bell Award honoring the Montana History Teacher of the Year, grades 4th-6th. Nominations due by March 29, 2019. Montana elementary principals, superintendents, fellow teachers or librarians from public and private schools statewide are requested to nominate a 4th-6th grade teacher in their school Read More »
This story ran in the Choteau Acantha on February 20, 2019. In 2018, the Old Trail Museum, with the help of the community in providing matching funds, applied for and received a grant from the Montana History Foundation to conduct oral interviews of people of the Teton River Canyons. The resulting Teton Canyon Oral Interviews Read More »
After several months of planning, the historic Baxendale Schoolhouse was moved from the Wassweiler Dinner House & Pub west of Helena to a temporary new home on the grounds of the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts on Wednesday. Faced with a lack of parking space, the owners of the restaurant donated the schoolhouse to Read More »