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Temporary museum closures coming soon as Montana Heritage Center progress speeds up

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Construction of the $84 million Montana Heritage Center in Helena is slightly ahead of schedule. The Montana Historical Society is going to speed up temporary closures in the existing museum. The Library & Archives reference room will close Dec. 15 for about two years. The museum store will remain open at its current location in Helena.

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Temporary museum closures coming soon as Montana Heritage Center progress speeds up

“We apologize for any hardships that creates, but know that when we reopen early 2025, our expanded and renovated facility will be worth the temporary disruption in services."

·Helena, United States
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Temporary museum closures coming soon as Montana Heritage Center progress speeds up

“We apologize for any hardships that creates, but know that when we reopen early 2025, our expanded and renovated facility will be worth the temporary disruption in services."

·Billings, United States
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Helena Independent Record broke the news in Helena, United States on Tuesday, November 29, 2022.
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