Upper Swan Valley Historical Society

Fish, Lairds Lodge. Hickey Collection.

How Can You Help?

Keeping the Swan Valley Museum open requires a team of dedicated volunteers, inspired members and consistent financial support in order to have a viable operation and be able to pay the many expenses such as electricity, heat, maintenance, insurance, taxes and upgrades. To this end we are actively growing our membership and inviting new donors along on our exciting journey. As the saying goes “many hands make light work” and this endeavor is no different. We invite you to begin, or continue, your support of the USVHS through membership, volunteering or donations (one time, monthly, yearly or lifetime options). We are proud to call Swan Valley our home and look forward to preserving our rich history! Thank you for making a difference! Please contact Steve Lamar, President at (406) 754-2745 or
info@SwanValleyHistoricalSociety.org.

Thank You Volunteers!

The USVHS has outstanding volunteer support. Thank you to our seasoned museum-staffing veterans and all our new volunteers, who are very interested in our area history and museum and are valuable assets! Our membership today stands at over 200. We had 127 people volunteering a total of 5,526 hours in 2015.

Awesome performance and support from our community. We REALLY appreciate all of you!

1960-61 PTA Officers. L to R: Gail Derrickson; Mary Holmes, President; Mary Lou Wilhelm, Secretary-Treasurer; Walt Styler, out-going Vice President. PTA Collection.

Annual Membership
July 1 through June 30
Pledge your support for the Museum and Heritage Site

Pledges can be designated for a particular project or undesignated. Pledges that are undesignated will be used for Upper Swan Valley Historical Society projects such as outdoor exhibits, insurance, utilities, security, repairs, preserving and interpreting collections, and other expenses necessary for the operation of the Museum and Heritage Site. We thank you. Future generations will thank you too!

Donate

Show your support for the discovery, collection, interpretation and preservation of local history and culture.


Support

Dick Peltier and Jim Meyer with bull trout at the Old Condon Ranger Station, circa 1957-60.
​Peltier Collection. USVHS Archives.

Click the Donate button for secure online payment through Paypal.

To donate by check, download the Donation form below.