The Billings Preservation Society is a non-profit, self-funded, tax-exempt organization which administers, operates, and maintains the Moss Mansion Historic House Museum. In 1986, the Billings …
The Billings Preservation Society is a non-profit, self-funded, tax-exempt organization which administers, operates, and maintains the Moss Mansion Historic House Museum. In 1986, the Billings Preservation Society obtained possession of the Moss home through a lease agreement with the family and separate option agreement. The Moss Mansion is self-funded with operational income from staff and volunteer organized fundraisers and cultural events, tours, private bookings for weddings and other occasions, and small short-term project grants and corporate event sponsorship each year.
The building is gorgeous. Any restorations are authentic. The tour leader was extremely informative. It is very much worth the price of the tour. Full review by jkbernardi
Aug 22, 2023
This was a very interesting mansion with all sorts of internal architecture and styles throughout the house. Family history very intriguing to include plans for a utopian city in Montana and some tal… Full review by DillonM1905
Aug 12, 2023
We enjoyed our guided tour very much! Joel was an excellent guide and a fountain of knowledge about the home and the family that lived there. Look at the website and if you can be there when a tou… Full review by Debbie W
What is the price to get into the mansion? What is the Price for Pryor Mountains and Rimrock? What is the Price for Pictograph Cave?
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Here is an update for the questions Betty T asked over a year ago... Admission to the Moss Mansion Museum is $12 for Adults, $10 for Senior Citizens and Military, and $8 for …
Here is an update for the questions Betty T asked over a year ago... Admission to the Moss Mansion Museum is $12 for Adults, $10 for Senior Citizens and Military, and $8 for children ages 6 to 17. Guided tours are available for $15 at 10 am and 1pm in the summertime, but only on Friday and Saturday in the fall and winter at 1pm. We do have special pricing from November 15th through the first full week of January: Guided Christmas tours are $20 and self guided tours start at $15. Please see our website for all the details of pricing and schedule. The Rimrocks of Billings are free of charge. Access is from Zimmerman Park or from walking/biking trails along US Hwy 3 (East Airport Road). You can get more information from Billings Chamber of Commerce. The Pryor Mountains have one developed campsite (as of summer 2017) with a $16 fee per night. Touring access to roads is free. The Pictograph Caves are free with a free-will donation opportunity. Thanks for inquiring about Billings area attractions! Corinna Sinclair Administrative Assistant Moss Mansion Museum
I am leading a group of eleven retired teachers from Hawai'i who will have half a day to explore Billings. We need to check out from Boothill Inn and Suites by 11 am and we need to be at the airport by 2:00 pm. Will our group be able to tour the Moss Mansion in the morning (between 9-12 noon) of July 17, 2015? Please advise. Sincerely, Naomi Yap, President Hawai'i Alpha Delta Kappa An International Honorary Sorority for women educators
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Yes! We would love to have Hawai'i Alpha Delta Kappa visit us at the Moss. Tours are guided and begin on the hour at 10 am to 3pm every day but Monday. The tour lasts about one …
Yes! We would love to have Hawai'i Alpha Delta Kappa visit us at the Moss. Tours are guided and begin on the hour at 10 am to 3pm every day but Monday. The tour lasts about one hour. Adult admission is $10, and Seniors enjoy a discounted $7 admission rate. If you'd like to schedule a group tour for additional discount, please call ahead at 1-406-256-5100 to book at group rates. Groups must be 10 people or more. Thanks for your interest in the Moss Mansion Museum! See you soon! Corinna Administrative Assistant Moss Mansion Museum
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