Edge of the Camp Gift Shop — Local services in Crow Agency

I'm a bit torn about this place. While the museum is interesting, it could be so much better. You enter into a shop, with a vast amount of different things, far more than you would expect. While looking around it was announced that a tour of museum would be starting, so we followed the friendly member of staff into the museum. At this point we were asked for our admission fee. The tour consisted of a member of staff standing behind a desk pointing with a laser at various things around the room. This took no more than 2 minutes. We were then left to wander around the room. Yes, there is some good stuff, but I did expect a little more from the 'tour'. The best bit is a projected video of a monologue recorded at the battlefield memorial. This does put the whole battle into perspective and was very good, although it's not cinema quality. Hopefully, no one sits in front of you as it's a small space. Next door is a post office and diner. We didn't stop for something to eat as the kitchens were being refurbished and they had no hot food. Not sure if it has anything to do with the gas station next door. It is based where the battle started and ultimately finished years later, but a few miles from the battle memorial and graves. Unless you're really into this I would give it a miss. However, a history buff would find it...

This the place that several Generals tried to kill the Crow but they fought back and resisted. At that time 45% of the American army were all immigrants! Many shot themselves and their horses rather than be killed by bows and arrows. We were the ILLEGAL ALIENS because we had signed a treaty where the REAL AMERICANS Indians agreed to and then when the U.S. was in serious financial situation Grant started a war to steal the Crow nation lands . Greed for more stated up once again. Pitting and dividing the...

More than a gift shop. It was a healing experience. My soul was immediately connected as soon as I walked in. Beautiful history and artwork. Honored to meet an amazing tribe working hard to educate the community about our history native spirit and bringing awareness. Luella thank you!!! Thank you for our cherished gifts. Broke our hearts to leave. We will be back! We...