Winifred Museum

The Winifred Museum

The Winifred Museum is a beloved local treasure that preserves and showcases the rich history of the town and surrounding region. Home to a fascinating collection of artifacts, photographs, and exhibits, the museum highlights Winifred’s homesteading roots, ranching and farming heritage, and everyday life from decades past. Visitors can explore unique displays, including the world’s largest Tonka truck collection, making it both educational and fun for all ages. As a community landmark, the Winifred Museum celebrates the stories of the people and land that shaped this corner of central Montana.

Winifred Museum Hours:

Winter by appointment only. Call Nicole Spang (Museum Curator) 406-462-5458

Open Season Hours

June-November

9:30-4:00 Wednesday-Fridays

9:30-2:00 Saturdays

11:00-3:30 Sundays

Visit the Winifred Museum

The Winifred Museum is open seasonally from June 1st thru November 26th this year. The hours are 9:30 to 4:00 Wednesday thru Friday.

To get an appointment during other days and times please call Nicole Spang our Museum Curator at 406-462-5458.

The Winifred Community Center

The Winifred Community Center is located at 210 Main St. Winifred, MT 59489.

The center consists of a post office, library, museum, rentable community hall, and ambulance bays.