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Land of Many Stories

2010 will mark the centennial of Glacier Park, and the Montana Historical Society, in collaboration with Glacier National Park-National Park Service, has mounted a major exhibition illuminating one of Montana's cultural and natural wonders. The traveling exhibit - paralleling the theme and content of the major exhibition displayed concurrently at the Montana Historical Society - is comprised of reproductions of historic photographs, graphics, and accompanying interpretive text. The exhibit explores the many ways people have used and enjoyed the area from pre-European contact to present day, and will illustrate though much has changed over the years a great deal remains the same for today's visitors. People still enjoy Glacier's magnificent pristine wilderness following the same routes as those who have traveled before. This exhibit is produced in partnership with Glacier National Park and is made possible by the generosity of the Glacier National Park Fund and Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation.

The People & Histories of
Glacier National Park

 

 


Looking south from Piegan Pass, Glacier National Park, no date, Fred H. Kiser, Portland, Oregon. Montana Historical Society Research Center Photograph Archives. 956-842