A resource library available to the public contains rare family histories and books, as well as more than 8,000 photographs. Admission is free. The name belies the treasures inside this old bottling plant. In 1998, a world-class exhibit of prehistoric mounted mammal skeletons from China dominated this nonprofit exhibit hall. Just when the exhibit will change is hard to say because it will be shipped to another museum when the crew finds one willing to rent the entire show.
Plans are in the works for future displays from Argentina.
During the off season, the curator will open the museum by special appointment. This museum is not very wheelchair accessible. Later, the town became the jumping-off point for Yellowstone travelers. To accommodate them, the railroad built a three-building brick complex for its depot. Today it has been restored and is the home of the Livingston Depot Center, a combination museum, meeting hall and convention and cultural center.