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| Winifred Museum History and collections exclusive to this unique part of the world! Museum Hours 12:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday from Memorial Day to Labor Day The museum is closed during the remainder of the year, but it will be opened upon request for additional hours or for off-season visits by calling (406) 462-5425. |
The Winifred Museum is one of the newest additions to the Winifred Winifred
Community Center on Main Street. The Winifred Museum provides both Winifred
natives and visitors with a fascinating look at the history of the Winifred area. In
addition, the museum has worldwide acclaim by boasting the largest collection of
Tonka toys in the world!
The museum features artifacts from the early days of the town, Indian artifacts that
predate the town, and natural artifacts that predate people altogether.
For a survey of Winifred history from the time of the dinosaurs to the present, the
Winifred Museum is an excellent place to visit and learn.
Admission is free, but donations are greatly appreciated.
The Winifred Museum is a community-funded museum that relies on the generosity of
visitors and patrons to display its treasures to the public. Your financial support is a
great investment in this community and a gift to those who visit this museum.
Community Center on Main Street. The Winifred Museum provides both Winifred
natives and visitors with a fascinating look at the history of the Winifred area. In
addition, the museum has worldwide acclaim by boasting the largest collection of
Tonka toys in the world!
The museum features artifacts from the early days of the town, Indian artifacts that
predate the town, and natural artifacts that predate people altogether.
For a survey of Winifred history from the time of the dinosaurs to the present, the
Winifred Museum is an excellent place to visit and learn.
Admission is free, but donations are greatly appreciated.
The Winifred Museum is a community-funded museum that relies on the generosity of
visitors and patrons to display its treasures to the public. Your financial support is a
great investment in this community and a gift to those who visit this museum.
Supporting the Winifred Museum
When you visit the museum, consider dropping a donation into the donation box.
And if you would like to contribute to the maintenance and operation of this
community treasure, send a check to:
Winifred Museum
Winifred Community Center
Winifred, MT 59489
When you visit the museum, consider dropping a donation into the donation box.
And if you would like to contribute to the maintenance and operation of this
community treasure, send a check to:
Winifred Museum
Winifred Community Center
Winifred, MT 59489
Museum Staff
Museum Curator: Helen Rich
Assistant Curator: Melissa Hickey
Museum Curator: Helen Rich
Assistant Curator: Melissa Hickey
Montana PBS
produced this
segment on the
Winifred
Museum's Tonka
toy collection for
their Montana
Backroads
series. The
Tonka collection
is believed to be
among the
largest of its kind
in the world, and
is the delight of
children of all
ages.
produced this
segment on the
Winifred
Museum's Tonka
toy collection for
their Montana
Backroads
series. The
Tonka collection
is believed to be
among the
largest of its kind
in the world, and
is the delight of
children of all
ages.