MADISON VALLEY HISTORY MUSEUM

ENNIS, MT

Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Credit: Matt Lavin

Madison Valley History Museum is located in the town of Ennis, Montana. The museum was established in 1976 and is housed in the former Ennis school building. The museum showcases the history of Madison Valley and its surrounding areas, with exhibits that cover the early settlers, agriculture, mining, ranching, and transportation.

One of the main attractions of the museum is the Native American exhibit, which displays artifacts and information about the Shoshone and Bannock tribes that once lived in the area. The museum also features a collection of photographs, documents, and artifacts from the early 1900s, including clothing, furniture, and tools.

The museum's transportation exhibit includes a stagecoach, a horse-drawn sleigh, and a 1910 Buick automobile. Visitors can also view the museum's collection of antique guns, including a rare Sharps rifle.

In addition to the exhibits, the museum hosts events and educational programs throughout the year, such as lectures, workshops, and historical reenactments. The museum is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and admission is free. Visitors to Madison Valley History Museum can learn about the rich history of the area and gain a deeper appreciation for the people and events that shaped it.

MADISON VALLEY HISTORY MUSEUM is a Uncategorized or General Museum in ENNIS MT. US MID #8403000027

The museum is classed as GMU (Uncategorized or General Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Mount Plains (Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming).

Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Carex paysonis - Payson sedge Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. In this relatively low elevation subalpine setting, Payson sedge grows in robust fashion to just short of 1 m tall. The dark pistillate bracts and perigynia with generally a submarginal nerve are distinguishing of Payson sedge, even if this is a robust bunch of tall stature. Most of the perigynia during this late season observation each appeared to harbor an aborted achene.
Boechera stricta - Drummond rockcress Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. The relatively wide seed pods with a two rows of seeds in each of the two compartments is in part diagnostic of Drummond rockcress.
Boechera stricta - Drummond rockcress Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. The relatively wide seed pods with a two rows of seeds in each of the two compartments is in part diagnostic of Drummond rockcress.
Boechera stricta - Drummond rockcress Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. The relatively wide seed pods with a two rows of seeds in each of the two compartments is in part diagnostic of Drummond rockcress.
Boechera stricta - Drummond rockcress Growing in the dry meadows of subalpine parkland in Bear Basin, Spanish Peaks, Madison Range, north of Big Sky, Gallatin County (near Madison County line), Montana. The relatively wide seed pods with a two rows of seeds in each of the two compartments is in part diagnostic of Drummond rockcress.

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MADISON VALLEY HISTORY MUSEUM
121 W MAIN ST
ENNIS
MT
59729

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MID # 8403000027
Name MADISON VALLEY HISTORY MUSEUM
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Classification Uncategorized or General Museums, , Mount Plains
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LAT/LONG 45.347876, -111.723016
CODES FIPS State Code: 30
FIPS County Code: 057
US Census Tract: 000100
US Census Block: 2378