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Plans are being made by the Three Forks Area Historical Society to celebrate the museum’s 40th anniversary. The museum first opened at 202 S. Main Street in July of 1982 in the old Three Valley’s State Bank building, one of the oldest buildings in Three Forks. The “Anniversary Celebration” will also include the annual Historical Society’s Ice Cream Social event. Cake and ice cream will be served outdoors at the museum’s back yard. Please bring your lawn chairs. Originally, the date was to be August 11th; however, that has been changed to... Full story
Forty years ago this month, the doors of the Headwaters Heritage Museum were first opened for visitors at its new location at 202 South Main Street. It was July of 1982. It must have been an exciting moment for those who were involved in obtaining the building. Previously, they had just a few exhibits in two rooms of the Sacajawea Hotel. Constructed in 1910, the building was first known as the Three Valleys State Bank until 1918. Then, it reopened as the American National Bank of Three Forks,... Full story
A meeting of the 2021 All-School Reunion Committee took place Tuesday, July 6, at the Methodist Church Annex. With only a little more than a week before the event, all plans were discussed in detail. A registration desk will be set up on the lawn of the John Q. Adams Railroad Park (sometimes known as Milwaukee Park) between the depot and the caboose. Bottles of water and name tags will be provided. Chairs, tables and picnic tables will be available, but folks are encouraged to bring their own...
Some of the photos on the “Alumni Wall” in the Gilmore Room of the Headwaters Heritage Museum have faded over the years, and a project is now underway to restore them. The photos were copied from the museum’s collection of annuals (or yearbooks). While browsing through those annuals, I was reminded of doing the same for a booklet I put together for the 2008 All School Reunion. The following is that selection of annual “Tidbits” that I found to be interesting. The first annual was produced in 1919, and this class gave the book its name, “He... Full story
Since there will be an All School Reunion this summer, maybe some information about the beginnings of the school system in Three Forks would be appropriate at this time. Information for this article was provided by the Headwaters Heritage History, published in 1983 by the Three Forks Area Historical Society. In September of 1909, a building on 1st Avenue West between Grove and Hickory was the first school house in the new town of Three Forks. It was owned by W. J. Walsh and had been used as a... Full story
The Headwaters Heritage Museum opened June 15 and will remain open until September 15. The hours are 9 am to 5 pm daily, except Sunday, 11 am to 3 pm. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings have been discontinued. Admission is free. Due to Covid-19, the museum is sanitized after visitations and volunteers either wear masks or maintain social distancing from the visitors. There are many new exhibits this year, a Lewis and Clark display, much of which was donated by R.G. and Jackie Montgomery of Bozeman;...
