The Montana Living History Program

The Mission of The Montana Living History Program is to Perpetuate the Historic Skills of our Frontier Past and to Teach, through  

 Re-enactment and Preservation, an understanding of our Rich Western Heritage

Our Volunteers are experienced Re-Enactors and skilled Artisans. They have extensive knowledge of Western History, including Native American traditions.  Many Volunteers are Masters of Frontier Skills including Blacksmithing, Horsemanship, Mining and Gunsmithing 

 The Montana Living History Program Began in 1994 and Became a  

501(3)C Non-Profit in 2010

We are a Volunteer 

Organization

Program Director

Tom Bruhn

Program Coordinator

Melony Johnson - Bruhn

Board President

Penny Harrison

Board Vice-President

Ivan Ulberg

Board Secretary / Treasurer

Linda Koontz

Our Board of Directors

 are Voluntary Positions

Look Below for A Walk Down Memory Lane with Photographs from Many Past Events Including

 Helena Living History Days 

The Montana Wild West Fest

The Helena History Fair

Helena 150th Anniversary Celebration

Bannack Ghost Walks

Fort Benton Summer Celebration