Yellowstone Gateway Museum — Attraction in Livingston

I called a couple of days before our visit regarding some family history questions and spoke with Rebecca. I gave her some background and the family member we were inquiring about and told her we would be there on the 8th and 9th of July. When we arrived on Sunday, Jay was there and when I gave him the family name, he said we have some information for you. There was a bombing on July 1, 1922 that killed the son and daughter-in-law of the relative we inquired about. They also showed us the original Urbach School that was moved and reconstructed on their property. We also had assistance from Bruce Graham at the Museum on Monday. Everyone there was so helpful and friendly. We really appreciated their hospitality and knowledge. Their exhibits upstairs were interesting too, we looked over those on Monday. We were able to talk to the current owners of our families 1900 properties. Mr. Graham even contacted the current owner of the 9th St Island property and the owner agreed to show us around. Unfortunately we had already left Livingston. All went above and beyond! Thank you again! August Urbach's family...

Unfortunately, this is the only place in 4 states during a 4 day trip in early June to demand to know if I was vaccinated. Its sad when people are so scared of their own shadows. I left. Just didnt feel right going thru the place if they were so petrified that I might kill them. I went thru a dozen museums in those 4 days, malls, stores, etc. Lady claimed their director required it. She even told a man that was there not to get too close to me. Sad to see such fear. 99.995%...

Great history of Yellowstone, Livingston etc. Smaller museum with a bit of Native American history, settler history, paleo history, stone tools, local history and firefighter's history. It has a one room log school, blacksmith shop, old fire engines and a covered wagon. It is inside a beautiful old school building. It's a good place to spend a rainy or snowy day, learning all about this area. I'm a local and I found a lot I...