Fort Benton, MT 59442
Real Haunted Houses in Montana
From haunted hotels, taverns, and resorts to ghost towns in every sense of the word, Montana has big scares to match its big skies. Some spirits have a flair for the theatrical. The Missoula Children's Theater is said to have a poltergeist named George as part of its recurring cast. More Haunted Montana ยป
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401 N 27th St, Billings, MT 59101, USA
Sundaysย ย 11AM-4PM
Mondaysย ย Closed
Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Saturdaysย ย 10AM-5PM
Thursdays/Fridaysย ย 10AM-8PM
Is the Yellowstone Art Museum Haunted? The Yellowstone Art Museum opened in 1964.ย It houses both contemporary and historical art. It used to be the Yellowstone County Jail, which was built in 1884. A man was hanged in the jail years ago and there are still some jail cells remaining that you can look at. It is said that several of the cellmates may have stuck around from the 19th century. There have been reports of screams, shackles and chains rattling, and bars being wrung across by former prisoners. Read more…
406-261-9190
1101 South Ave W, Missoula, MT 59801, USA
The Missoula Haunted House at Montana’s Missoula County Fairgrounds Located in the Llama barn of the Missoula County Fairgrounds on the corner of Brooks and Russell. Sideshow Massacre Over 7,000 square feet of haunted attraction. The Missoula Haunted House is back for its 6th year. A Missoula Halloween you won’t forget. Read more…
Reel Street, Pony, MT, USA
Oct 28, 29, 30. 6-7pm for kids. 7-9pm for some real scares.
Step inside the historical Pony school gym and come face to face with your nightmares. Oct 28, 29, 30. 7-9pm. Lights on from 6-7pm for younger viewers. Admission $6/person. Parental discretion is advised for children under 10yrs. Go to Pony, MT. Turn right on Reel St. Left on Isdell St. to parking lot. For more info txt Kristi @4064512455. Read more…
5 S Railroad Ave, Dillon, MT 59725, USA
Southwestern Montana is not nearly as busy as it once was in the late 1800s. With the railroad, and gold rushes galore, the area was highly traveled by industrial workers, prospectors, businessmen, and even dangerous outlaws. Read more…
