Exhibits, dioramas, collections of home drawn equipment, fire fighting equipment, farm machinery exhibits, and artifacts from the Wahkpa Chu'gn Buffalo Kill Site. Located on Hwy 2 West, at The Hill County Fairgrounds. Mid September Located in the Heritage Center on third avenue, the H. Earl Clack Museum gives an accurate picture of the history and development of Havre and the Hi-Line area. The museum also offers tourist information, evening lectures and programs, guided tours of the nearby archaeological site and some overnight camping facilities. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day, the museum is an ideal stopping place for the tourist and visitor.
Admission is free.
Guided tours for organized groups may be arranged by advanced appointment. With the advent of the railroad, Tycoon James Hill felt the name Bullhook could he improved. He asked the town's founding fathers to select a new name. The first meeting ended in a brawl. Joe DeMars suggested France since most were Frenchmen.