Northwest Montana History Museum hopes to acquire Central School building
The historic Central School building, which houses the Northwest Montana History Museum, is seen in downtown Kalispell in this 2019 file photo. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)
The Northwest Montana History Museum wants to gain ownership* of its historic downtown Kalispell building from City Hall.
The municipality has leased the brick and stone building at 124 Second Ave. E. to the nonprofit since 1997 to house exhibits, artifacts, performances and community meetings. But the arrangement has made it difficult to raise money, particularly from private donors, according to the museum’s leaders.
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