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The Extreme History Project The Extreme History Project is a public history organization that makes history relevant.

The Extreme History Project began as a means of making the humanities more fun, interesting and accessible to the general public and as a real means of generating social change. The Project hopes to encompass a variety of events and activities which will enhance the public’s understanding of how history has shaped our present and how understanding that legacy can affect the way we behave towards one another. Extreme History believes in setting a Truth Agenda which will work toward eradicating political and social agendas from the traditional historical narratives and pursue a more balanced and honest expression of the past.

Filming for Episode 4 of The Story of Us: The Women who Shaped Montana happened this week. We were in Bozeman, Miles Cit...
10/16/2026

Filming for Episode 4 of The Story of Us: The Women who Shaped Montana happened this week. We were in Bozeman, Miles City, and Boulder filming scenes. Watch for the debut of this episode around March of 2027!

10/15/2026

National Trust President and CEO Brent Leggs contributed the following Letter to the Editor that was published in the Wall Street Journal.

The Permitting Reform Bill Harms Historic Preservation

The proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 go too far.

If permitting reform passes, it will symbolize a larger, disturbing trend taking shape in Washington right now—public policy and federal actions that lack clear process, meaningful public and stakeholder involvement and sound judgment. In particular, the proposed sweeping changes to the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966 within the permitting reform bill are unprecedented and go too far. If passed, these provisions would eviscerate our nation’s civic and cultural inheritance. The proposed changes must be rejected. We are eager to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the NHPA on Oct. 15—a foundational law that has stood the test of time and served our country well. Our elected and appointed officials should practice greater deference to our nation’s heritage.

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We had a wonderful Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration last night on Peets Hill. There was a little snow but the sun cam...
10/13/2026

We had a wonderful Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration last night on Peets Hill. There was a little snow but the sun came out for a beautiful sunset round dance!

Marsha Small led the celebration while Brandon Small, Buffalo Steward for the Northern Cheyenne Buffalo Relatives, gave the keynote address. Mayor Joey Morrison spoke to being a good neighbor and the drum group was the Northern Cheyenne Soldier Gulch Singers.

We honored Dede Taylor for all the work she has done for IPD over the many years.

Many others spoke to their Indigenous heritage and being good neighbors, it was a wonderful night of celebration.

A collaboration of Indigenous Peoples' Day Montana, The Extreme History Project, Mountain Time Arts, City of Bozeman

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!
10/12/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

10/12/2026

The second Sacred Little Ones session treated food as a site of memory, connection, and nourishment. Memory and Nourishment: Exploring Indigenous Foods was guided by Mariah-Rose Marie (Afro-Indigenous, Cherokee, Saponi), a writer, artist, and educator. The opening blessing was offered by Sandra Loga...

10/12/2026

These photographs from the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest showcase Native Americans taking part in their respective tribal customs

Happening Monday, October 12 on Peets Hill. 5pm!
10/12/2026

Happening Monday, October 12 on Peets Hill. 5pm!

See you there!

10/12/2026
See you there!
10/10/2026

See you there!

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234 E. Mendenhall
Bozeman, MT
59715

Opening Hours

12pm - 4pm

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+14062202678

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