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Director's Welcome
We are excited to offer this online resource for our visitors. Whether you’ve visited the Museum recently or this is your first introduction to us, we invite you to take a closer look and discover all the exciting things that are happening here. As you explore the Museum online, you can find out about our collection and exhibitions of Charlie Russell’s paintings, illustrated letters, drawings and sculptures – the most extensive in the world! You can also see Charlie’s 1900 Victorian home and his 1903 log studio, both located on the museum grounds, right on the original city block where they were built. In addition to Charlie’s work, our site provides a window into other works of art in our permanent collection, as well as our many changing exhibitions. Our site also features a comprehensive calendar of events and activities happening here at the C.M. Russell Museum. After your online visit to the Museum, we hope you will visit us in person – you won’t be disappointed! Thanks for visiting, and I hope to see you soon. Regards,
Anne Morand, CEO |
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Greetings and welcome to the C.M. Russell Museum website, where you will find information about America’s favorite Western artist and the museum dedicated to his life and work.
