
425 N. PARK AVE, HELENA, MONTANA 59624 - home to a fascinating Freemasonry museum that showcases Masonic history and its significance within Montana history.

The Montana Masonic Foundation owns and operates an office building that is home to the Grand Lodge AF&AM of Montana. This building also houses the Freemasonry museum, along with the Montana Masonic Library and Research Center, which preserves and shares Masonic history and Montana history.

The Montana Masonic Museum serves as a distinguished Freemasonry museum, featuring a library and research center that focuses on Masonic history, Montana history, and early American history. The collections highlight the significant contributions of the Freemasons to the development of Montana, showcasing extensive artifacts from the American Revolution to the present. Among the items on display are Masonic jewels crafted from Montana gold and silver, regalia, paintings, engravings, photographs, and various ephemera.

Our library books and manuscripts are vast; the oldest book in the collection was published in 1740. We have handwritten documents that showcase Masonic history and early Montana history. Visit this fascinating collection of Masonic objects, ephemera, and our extensive collection of books and documents at the Freemasonry museum.
The Montana Masonic Museum & Library docents will be happy to show you around and share some exciting information about Freemasonry and the rich history of the state of Montana.
To acquire, document, protect, preserve, and exhibit the unique physical and cultural history that reflects the story of Freemasonry in Montana and around the world. The mission of the Freemasonry museum also includes researching, exhibiting, promoting, and publicizing the rich historical and cultural heritage of Masonic history for the benefit of both residents and visitors.
The Montana Masonic Museum will serve as a vibrant social, cultural, and economic centerpiece of the town, and it will be recognized as an entertaining and worthwhile tourist destination focused on Freemasonry. This museum will be a valuable resource for scholars, historians, and educators, as well as anyone interested in Masonic history and Montana history. The Museum will preserve and catalog important objects and documents related to Freemasonry, using these items to provide educational and cultural programs for the public.
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