Unearth a slice of American heritage while basking in the serenity of RV camping at a destination that bridges the past with the present. Tucked away in the heartland of Stillwater County, this location promises a journey through time with exhibits that showcase over a century of local traditions, art, and historical narratives. Embrace a hands-on experience where the vibrant tapestry of the area's rich culture unfolds before your eyes. Engage with the only Second Crow Agency interactive exhibit in Montana, where the heritage of the Crow people is brought to life through ceremonial attire and captivating artifacts housed within an authentic tipi. Dive into the gripping past of wartime efforts where local mines supplied crucial chrome ore during the World Wars, and stand in awe of the largest primary platinum/palladium mine in the western hemisphere. Steep in the legacy of a World War II hero with an up-close look at a meticulously restored B-25 turret, drawing you into the valorous tales of the Doolittle Raiders. Preservation takes center stage as this singular heritage hub aids in historical research, enlightens with an array of documents, and spins local lore into an immersive experience. Follow the footsteps of yesterday with a brochure crafted by high school students exploring Crow history, or marvel at the craftsmanship of sandstone monuments etched by the talented hands once employed by the Montana Sandstone Company. Venture beyond the typical RV camping trip and be part of the archival mission that safeguards artifacts ranging from underground mining equipment to invaluable personal journals. As a cultural custodian, this location doesn't just exhibit historyit actively participates in its conservation, ensuring that the stories, and the spirit of Stillwater County, continue to resonate through the ages.