The Long Way
Meagher County
A painting showing Native Americans on horseback in a landscape.
Plate I. Western artwork, The Charles M. Bair Family Museum. From bairfamilymuseum.org
A historic sepia photograph of a person in a headdress riding a horse.
Plate II. Edward S. Curtis photogravure, Charles M. Bair Family Museum. From bairfamilymuseum.org
Historic sepia photograph of saguaro cacti in a desert landscape.
Plate III. Edward S. Curtis photogravure, Charles M. Bair Family Museum. From bairfamilymuseum.org
A landscape painting depicts a river running through fields with trees and a distant village under a cloudy sky.
Plate IV. Painting exhibit, The Charles M. Bair Family Museum. From bairfamilymuseum.org
A view of a large white house behind stone pillars and a private drive entrance.
Plate V. Main house, Charles M. Bair Family Museum. From bairfamilymuseum.org
A still life painting depicts a bowl of red apples and a wooden crate filled with apples.
Plate VI. Art display, Charles M. Bair Family Museum. From bairfamilymuseum.org

The Charles M. Bair Family Museum

Martinsdale, Meagher County, Montana. Art Museum.

Details

Map. Martinsdale, Meagher County, Montana. Larger map
Where
2751 MT. Hwy 294, Martinsdale, MT 59053. Directions
When
June - August open everyday 10am-4pm; September - October open Wednesday through Sunday 10am-4pm, closed Monday and Tuesday; closed in winter. House tours on the hour starting at 11am with the last tour at 3pm.
Season
June - August and September - October; closed in winter.
Fees
$5.00 adults, $3.00 Seniors 62+, $2.00 ages 6-16, ages 5 and under free; school groups accompanied by their teachers are free.
Access
Picnic in the courtyard, and find your own treasures in the Gift Shop featuring books by Montana authors and books about the American West and its history, as well as baskets, jewelry, and pottery.
Phone
(406) 572- 3314
Website
bairfamilymuseum.org
Established
2011.

The museum features five state-of-the-art, climate controlled galleries that present the Bair family's Native American collection, western paintings by Charles Russell and Joseph Henry Sharp, Edward S. Curtis photogravures, and a diverse collection of modern European and American paintings.

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