The Mai Wah Museum preserves and interprets the history and culture of the Asian peoples in Butte, as well as other mining areas of the Rocky Mountain west. A special feature is the museum’s permanent exhibit detailing Asian history in Butte. The Mai Wah Society is also rehabilitating and restoring the Mai Wah Noodle Parlor and Wah Chong Tai Co. buildings.
Mai Wah Museum
The Butte Silver Bow Arts Foundation (BSBAF) is a non-profit organization that was formed in 1977 under IRS Code 501(c) 3 status to promote the arts using the Charles W. Clark Mansion under the name of The Arts Chateau as its base of operations. BSBAF made an agreement to maintain and restore The Charles W. [...]
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The fastest and most colorful way to learn about Butte is a Trolley Tour. In about two hours, you’ll see where the characters, famous folk, miners and scoundrels lived and worked. Plus, you’ll hear how they made Butte the lively, urban center it was. Drivers are especially chosen because of their knowledge of Butte history [...]
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The 1898 mansion was built for Charles Clark and his wife Katherine as a wedding gift from William Clark, the Copper King. Featured is furniture from the University of Montana collection, and numerous turn of the century furnishings, textiles, and historic artifacts. The museum also displays an extensive collection of paintings by Elizabeth Locherie, contemporary [...]
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