 Miracle of America Museum,
called by many visitors
“the Smithsonian of the west;”
Showing …
America’s progress
from the walking-plow
to walking on the moon.
Gil & Joanne Mangles founded
the Miracle of America Museum in 1981
and are still passionate about it today.
Located in Polson, Montana, on US-93, 3/4 mile south of MT-35 jct.
| Summer hours: |
8 AM to 8 PM daily; |
| rest of year: |
8 AM - 5 PM Mon. - Sat.; 1:30 PM - 5 PM Sun. |
Reasonable admission rates
| Under 3 years: |
free |
| Child 3 - 12 years: |
$1.00 |
| Adult over 12 years: |
$4.00 |
AAA & seniors over 65 years:
(max. 1 discount/person/visit) |
50¢ off adult rate |
Become an annual “Friend of the Museum”
| Family Membership: |
$25 up to $99 |
| Annual Sustaining: |
$100 up to $199 |
| Corporate Sustaining: |
$200 up to $999 |
| Lifetime Membership: |
$1000 or more |
Miracle of America Museum annual memberships are moderately priced, are tax deductible, and provide free admission, a subscription to our printed quarterly newsletter, and a 10% discount in our gift shop.
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Displays Map — 14" x 8-1/2" printable GIF.
Restorations are underway, volunteer to help.
Press Releases.
Live History Days
Every year the third weekend in July is Live History Days at the Museum when local people demonstrate their crafts such as spinning and quilting, pottery making, blacksmithing, aircraft piloting, steam engine and tractor demonstrations, mountain man lifestyle, carousel carving, and piano and accordion playing. Be sure to mark your calendar for this event and check out our Live History Days photo pages!
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This is western Montana's largest museum with over 100,000 items!
If Lewis and Clark had seen the Miracle of America Museum,
the Corps of Discovery would have stayed.
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