Museum of the Northern Great Plains
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The Museum of the Northern Great Plains is a 30,000 square foot facility that tells a story from1908 through 1980 of three generations of farmers in Montana. It is the museum for agriculture for the State of Montana. There is a research library and a gallery of western art by 19th Century artists John Mix Stanley and Granville Stuart, and contemporary artist Bob Scriver and Bob Morgan.
Directions: Entering Fort Benton from US Highway 87, proceed down St. Charles Street to 20th Street. The museum is across the street from the High School football field on the corner of 20th and Washington.
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