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If you are confused about computer technology, this is the place to get educated. This museum has informative displays on everything that computes, from the abacus and wristwatches to typewriters and microchips. Exhibits and displays cover the 4,000-year history of computing technology and are a fun way to learn about the magic of computers.
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Located in Three Forks, this museum dates back to 1910. The displays depict pioneer life with reconstructed samples of kitchens, schoolrooms, and blacksmith shops. The museum also houses pieces of local history, including the largest brown trout ever caught in the state.
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The train was the lifeline to the West, and this museum chronicles its history. The museum is housed in the depot where travelers arrived when visiting Yellowstone. The Livingston Depot Center, architecturally designed to resemble an Italian villa, is still ornate and well maintained. It houses exhibits on railroad history, Western art, and pioneering.
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In addition to a great planetarium experience, the Museum of the Rockies' main attractions are the Tyrannosaurus Rex skull and the dinosaur eggs on display. Located on the university campus, the museum chronicles the history of the region and offers terrific displays.
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The beauty, splendor, people, and history of Yellowstone Park are celebrated at this museum. It features an authentic collection of photos of the Blackfeet, Cheyenne, and Nez Perce tribes' chiefs. Also on display are artifacts on the U.S. Cavalry, area mountain men, and settlers.
If you're a history buff, art aficionado, archaeology fiend, or dabbler in the sciences, our museum picks are perfect for a rainy day or afternoon excursion! Our selections center around notable collections of historical and cultural items. Many have excellent rotating displays in addition to exceptional permanent collections.
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