Discover the legacy of the US Forest Service
The National Museum of Forest Service History is a nonprofit organization dedicated to collecting and preserving the history of the U.S. Forest Service.
Stop by the
Visitor's Center
OPEN DAILY
Now through Labor Day
10am-4pm
ADDRESS
6305 Highway 10 West
Info: 406-541-6374
MAILING ADDRESS
P.O. Box 2772
Missoula, MT 59806
The Great Tappan Rocker Raffle
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$50/ticket
Only 300 tickets available!
Free shipping to the raffle winners
Drawing October 7, 2021
How to Buy Tickets:
Download the form and mail it by September 30, 2021.
Help us build the
National Conservation Legacy and Education Center
- Fundraising Goal 80%
Goal: $11 million
Goal: $11 million
Raised: $8.8 million
Raised: $8.8 million
The National Museum of Forest Service History is close to finalizing our Capital Campaign to build the National Conservation Legacy Center in Missoula, Montana. Once it is built, the Center will be a one-of-a-kind, world class destination. It will showcase America’s conservation history – the U.S. Forest Service, its people, partners, and legacy.
Now Available Online
View Our Extensive Collection
Over 50,000 Items!
The NMFSH manages its own collection of more than 50,000 artifacts, documents, and memorabilia relating to the history and culture of the Forest Service. This massive archive is online for anyone to use – researchers, students, historians, or anyone with an inquisitive mind!
Featured Exhibit
Case No. 1: 1899-1908 Timber Sale
Explore Our Virtual Exhibit
Case No. 1 was the name given to an 1899 timber sale on U.S. Government land in the Black Hills Forest Reserve in South Dakota. Under this contract, 13 million board feet of ponderosa pine trees were cut from the Forest Reserve by the Homestake Mining Company.
