From the Frontier to the Future
Located in picturesque Whitehall, Montana, the Western Legacy Center will celebrate the state’s rich western heritage through a dynamic, inclusive visitor experience for all.
Forrie Smith & The Western Legacy Center
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The Center
Featuring the Montana Pro Rodeo Hall and Wall of Fame, the Center will offer a unique experience that celebrates the dynamic diversity of the Treasure State. From a dazzling array of ‘Made in Montana’ products for purchase to interactive exhibits and special events, the amazing story of America’s last, best place will be on full display, every day.
Montana Pro Rodeo Hall & Wall of Fame
Montana’s cowboy, cowgirl and rodeo culture is legendary around the globe. The active participation of the Montana Pro Rodeo Hall and Wall of Fame provides an exciting dimension to the Center—a gritty taste of bronco bustin’ authenticity to thrill every member of the family.
Check out the MPRHWF - whose mission is dedicated to honoring rodeo cowboys & cowgirls who exemplify our Montana Western Heritage!
Handcrafted Products
No need to await the Center’s 2022 opening—an outstanding array of quality products are available right now, right here!
The Western Legacy Center will house local and statewide entrepreneurs who sell unique ‘Made in Montana’ products onsite and online. It’s a ‘one stop shop’ for the very best in handcrafted excellence, designed and manufactured by artisans from all over the state.
Play Your Part in Montana’s Future!
There are many opportunities to take an active role in the development of the Western Legacy Center, from partner/sponsor opportunities to charitable donations. Donate now or contact us for more information!
Deb Greenough, & the Western Legacy Center
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Western Legacy Center
3 Whitetail Rd.
Whitehall, MT 59759
Tues - Sat, 10am - 5pm
Sun- Mon, Closed
Join us on an unforgettable journey from the ‘Frontier to the Future’ at the Western Legacy Center!
