Situated in the historic Union Pacific Depot at West Yellowstone, Montana, this museum is set amid other steam-era facilities that include a water tower, oil house, and crew dormitory. The museum showcases the history of visitation and transportation to Yellowstone, the first national park in the United States.

The museum contains exhibits on the human and natural history of the Yellowstone region. One notable exhibit contains information on the stage coach and railroad companies transported tens of thousands of visitors to the region, and how those early visitors experienced their new national park. Others displays include exhibits on the wildlife of the area, and the 'Fires of 88.'

Seasons Open: Open daily from the middle of May through the middle of October.

Hours Open: May 27 - Sept. 14: 9am - 9pm Monday through Sunday; May 12 - May 26 & Sept. 15 - Oct. 13: 9am to 6pm Monday through Sunday; Jan. 2 - April 13 & Nov. 26 - Dec. 28: 10am to 3pm Monday through Friday. Closed on major holidays.

Fees: Family and group rates available.