The Museum is located outside Martinsdale, MT on highway 12, about 30 miles from White Sulphur Springs. The Bair Ranch Estate was Charles M. Bair's retirement home and is filled with rare items from around the world. The ranch is a result of many sound investments, hard work, and smart moves. Even to this day the Bair fortune is helping many small communities in the LBA with full-ride, in-state scholarships given out to the top 3-4 students of each graduating class in Harlowton and White Sulphur Springs. His family also donates large amounts of money to hospitals, museums, libraries, mental health programs, youth organizations, arts, and music.
Info & Contact
| Dates Open See Below | Guided Tours Yes |
| Elevation 4,788 ft | Pets Allowed No |
| Distance From Highway 1.5 mile | Cell Phone Coverage 5 of 10 |
| Price $2 - $5 | Highway 12 |
| Handicap Accessible Yes | County Meagher |
| Picnic Tables Yes | Mountain Range Castle |
| Gift Shop Yes | Nearest Town Martinsdale, MT |
| Bathrooms Yes | Ranger District White Sulphur Springs, MT |
| Water Yes | Phone Number 406.572.3314 |
Nearby Museums
- The Castle Museum & Carriage House 34 Miles West on HWY 12, Martinsdale, MT
- Utica Museum 83 Miles North, Utica, MT
- Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center 129 Miles North, Great Falls, MT
Location
Hours of Operation
- Friday of Memorial Weekend through Labor Day – 7 Days a Week, 10am to 5pm
- Labor Day through October – Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm
- Last guided tour of the house @ 4pm, Art Museum open until 5 pm
- 2nd Saturday in November weather permitting Upstairs/Downstairs Day 11am to 4 pm
Admission Contact the Museum for special educational group rates. School groups accompanied by their teachers are free.
- $5.00 adults
- $3.00 Seniors 62+
- $2.00 6 – 16
- Ages 5 & under free
Driving Directions
On US Highway 12 between Harlowton and White Sulphur Springs, the museum is 1.25 miles south from the junction of US Highway 12 E and MT Highway 294 near Martinsdale, Montana. Follow the signs to the Visitor Center parking lot.
More at: www.bairfamilymuseum.org