Range Riders Museum

Range Riders Museum *Closed Tuesdays...
Range Riders Museum, fostering memories since 1939, now encompasses 13 buildings of incredible artifacts, photographs, and more

A special thank you to the Walmart store in Miles City for donating flowers and sending volunteers to plant and create s...
07/03/2026

A special thank you to the Walmart store in Miles City for donating flowers and sending volunteers to plant and create such a beautiful display at the Range Riders Museum. They make a beautiful welcome for visitors when they stop at the museum. The red, white, and blue colors are in full bloom as we celebrate our 250th Independence Day Anniversary.

Tuesday June 16th, Dr. Brock Tessman, visited our Museum. We were honored to have him speak to our guests in our Pioneer...
06/20/2026

Tuesday June 16th, Dr. Brock Tessman, visited our Museum. We were honored to have him speak to our guests in our Pioneer Memorial Hall. He assumed office as the 13th president of the university on July 1st, 2025.

Our annual meeting was held on June 6, 2026, with Roger Sprague receiving the L.P. Anderson Award for his exceptional wo...
06/14/2026

Our annual meeting was held on June 6, 2026, with Roger Sprague receiving the L.P. Anderson Award for his exceptional work and dedication to the Range Riders Museum. Plaques were also dedicated and will be put on display in the museum. Thanks to all who attended.

Before it was the Bucking Horse Sale every third weekend in May, it was the Miles City Roundup.  This is our genuine pos...
05/14/2026

Before it was the Bucking Horse Sale every third weekend in May, it was the Miles City Roundup. This is our genuine poster advertising it in 1914. Come to The RR Museum and see our new MC Roundup and BHS exhibit in person!

"OL RED" was donated to the RR Museum May 11, 2026 by Greg Haydal and Butch Sweet (deceased).He was one of 300 head of L...
05/14/2026

"OL RED" was donated to the RR Museum May 11, 2026 by Greg Haydal and Butch Sweet (deceased).
He was one of 300 head of Longhorns on the the Great American Cattle Drive of 1995. They left Fort Worth, TX March 5th and arrived in Miles City, MT September 1st. Greg and Butch purchased Ol Red who lived to about 30 years of age. His horns span 5'5" tip to tip. Come to The RR Museum and see Ol Red in person!

05/09/2026

Address

435 L P Anderson Road
Miles City, MT
59301

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14062326146

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