Location & Hours

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Welcome to the Bonner Milltown History Center
& Museum

A volunteer organization committed to keeping our local area and timber heritage alive for the enjoyment and education of the public.

Norman Jacobson will lead another trip to the Road to the Buffalo site on Sunday, June 22, at 1:30; meet to car pool at Our Saviors' Lutheran Church parking lot, 8985 Montana 200, Bonner, MT.

Please call Norman at 549-3979 if you plan to attend.

It's a moderate 2 mile round trip hike lasting about 3 and a half hours. Bring your own drinking water and sunscreen.  

Visit the website of the People's Center and the website for the book, The Salish People and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Both are efforts of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes.
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Milltown’s “Black Bridge” reaches 100

The new bridge across the Blackfoot river at Milltown is now open to traffic, according to an announcement yesterday by the county commissioners. The old bridge was closed last February and a detour was made necessary. Another bridge several hundred feet north of the present structure was used. …… Read More
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A Little Bonner Baseball History

A Little Bonner Baseball History by Kim Briggeman June 7, 2021 Visit the Bonner Milltown History Center and Museum for a trip down memory lane. The baseball uniform and cap of former player and coach Arnold "Ode" Odegaard are two of the portals… Read More
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Red Bridges Over the Blackfoot

The old timers talk about them - and argue about the number of them: 4 or 5 or 6? Where exactly were they located on the Blackfoot? These questions came up at Tuesday morning coffee and the discussion was off. Summer visitor Bill Demmons spearheaded… Read More
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Willie Bateman - The Water Wheel

Our second summer in the river bottom Dad built a water wheel out of an old wooden spoke car wheel with the axle still attached. This in turn was bolted to a large pine log with U bolts. He put extensions on the spokes made out of two by fours and… Read More
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