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 Bruhn
Board Presideent
Penny Harrison
Board Vice-President
Ivan Ulberg
Board Secretary / Treasurer
Linda Koontz
All of our Staff and Board of Directors
are Voluntary Positions
Organizations We Sponsor
The Queen City Belles
The Prickly Pear Oyata
1994 - 2024
Thirty Years of Production and Partnerships
1996 - 2020
Fort Benton Summer Celebration
The Missouri Breaks Gang
1998 - 2018
The Bannack Ghost Walks
Just- Us Old West Re-Enactors
2004 - 2012
Restoration of the
Historic Kleffner Ranch Barn
2005
Recognition of Service to Community
from the Montana Historic Commission
2005 - 2012
The Montana Wi
1994 - 2024
Thirty Years of Production and Partnerships
1996 - 2020
Fort Benton Summer Celebration
The Missouri Breaks Gang
1998 - 2018
The Bannack Ghost Walks
Just- Us Old West Re-Enactors
2004 - 2012
Restoration of the
Historic Kleffner Ranch Barn
2005
Recognition of Service to Community
from the Montana Historic Commission
2005 - 2012
The Montana Wild West Fest
2007 - 2012
US Calvary School
RealBird Custer Re-Enactment
2014 - 2022
The Bannack Living History Week
Montana History Live !
2022 to Current
Producers of
Living History Day
Look Below for A Walk Down Memory Lane with Photographs from Many Past Events Including
Living History Day 2022
The Montana Wild West Fest
The Helena History Fair
Helena 150th Anniversary Celebration
Bannack Ghost Walks
Fort Benton Summer Celebration
1046 Ray Road
Helena, MT 59602
(406) 461-8498
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