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Clark Chateau Mansion

Charles W. Clark Chateau Mansion

The 1898 mansion was built for Charles Clark and his wife Katherine as a wedding gift from William A. 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 Lochrie, [...]

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Mai Wah Museum

The Mai Wah Museum preserves and interprets the history and culture of the Asian people who helped to settle Butte, as well as other mining areas of the Rocky Mountain west. A special feature is the museum’s permanent exhibit detailing the Asian history of Butte. The Mai Wah Society is also rehabilitating and restoring the [...]

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Montana Tech Mineral Museum

Montana Tech Mineral Museum

Rock hounds of all ages will marvel at the rare crystal and rock formations displayed here. This is one of the finest collections in the world, with many pieces pulled from beneath Butte itself.

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Old Butte Historical Adventures

Old Butte Historical Adventures

A series of walking tours highlight details and anecdotes from Butte’s colorful history, from the 1890s to the 1950s. Tours visit 10 historical sites in Historic Uptown Butte. Tours start and end at the Historic Guide Center at 117 N. Main Street. Guided walking tours are less than $10 per person.

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Piccadilly Museum of Transportation

This museum takes you back in time with a fascinating array of antique transportation artifacts and memorabilia gathered from around the world. Offered are extensive exhibits of U.S. and international highway and subway markers, advertising art, license plates, and assorted petroliana, vintage cars and a replica of a rural “filling station.”

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World Museum of Mining

World Museum of Mining

Explore more than 50 structures, ranging from the 100-foot headframe of the Orphan Girl Mine, to a faithful recreation of a mining camp, Hell Roarin’ Gulch. Half the museum’s displays focus on the culture and ethnic history of an 1880′s to 1920′s mining town, while the other half provides a detailed look at the history [...]

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