SEE 100 Items NOT on regular tours!

The first Nooks and Crannies Tour was just what fans of the Mansion had been looking for.  Guests are treated to a behind the scenes look around the house while guides open closet doors and reveal secret compartments in drawers.  You'll see where Alicia Conrad etched her name in several windows, look inside Mr. Conrad's office desk, and find out what's inside the unique Conrad family picnic box. You'll visit the third floor veranda where summer parties were held and step inside the back porch walk-in cooler. 

There are ONLY two dates left this summer - Thursdays, July 25th and August 22.  

This special evening tour lasts about 1 ½ hours and is limited to 10 people per tour.  Time slots start at 5:30pm with tours beginning every 30 minutes until 8:00pm.

Reservations are required and already filling up!

Tickets are $25.00 per person. Members: $20.00.  

This tour is not recommended for children under 10 years old.

Call 406-755-2166 and reserve your spot now for this very special tour!

Check out the recent feature story in the Daily Interlake by clicking this link.   

Thanks to Lynnette Hinze & Patrick Cote for the story!

Check out this story that was in the Flathead Beacon by clicking this link. 

Thanks to Isabel Makman & Justin Franz!  

The plans are coming together and it's time to secure your spot at this wonderful event planned for September 12th.  

The menu features buffalo stew with all the fixins' as well as wine, beer and sarsaparilla.  Guest will be entertained throughout the evening with Jim Watson speaking about the buffalo that are raised on Spring Brook Ranch (descendants of the original Conrad herd); Cowboy singer, Bill Humenik, singing at the campfire; Jack Fairchild performing rope tricks; and special guests, C.E. Conrad and his wife Alicia, mingling with the crowd throughout the evening.

Only 130 tickets will be sold for this special fundraising event so don't miss it.  Tickets are $120 per person with $75 of that price tax deductible.  Ticket outlets:  In Kalispell at the Conrad Mansion Museum, 330 Woodland Ave., and The Bookshelf, 101 Main; In Whitefish at the Going to the Sun Gallery, 137 Central Ave.; In Columbia Falls at Station 8, 38 Hwy. 2 East; and in Bigfork at the Museum of Art and History, on Electric Ave.

This is a fundraiser and all proceeds from this event benefit the Conrad Mansion Museum.

Year in and year out the Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social on the grounds at the Conrad Mansion Museum is a huge hit!  

We had a great day and would like to THANK everyone for coming out and enjoying the ice cream, face painting, music and food.  

A special THANK YOU to our volunteers, sponsors, staff, and businesses that made the event possible including:

Debra Franciosi,  

Christina Dufour, Sarah Stern, Sam Stern, Kali Cantrell, Dana Pfeifer, Annegret Pfeifer, Daley McDaniel, Cindy Gerrity, Dave Jaumotte, Chris Golder, Julia Lettrich, Emily Jensen, and Ashleigh Jensen.

These photos showcase the before and after shots of Miriam's restoration of the Cherub. 

We have been highlighting a different piece each month then we'll showcase the full scene at the 30th Annual Christmas at the Mansion event in October.

We are grateful to the long-time Kalispell residents Rosalie Heineke, Lois Himsel, and Gerene Little for the original donation. 

Also a special thank you to Miriam Emerson for taking on the restoration of these wonderful pieces.  Please see our Nativity Scene Restoration page  on our website for more information on this project.

We'd like to extend a special Thank You to Dan Montepetit for donating the glass bowl and wedding album to the Conrad Mansion Museum.  

His parents (Homer and Elizabeth Montepetit) received the hand painted glass bowl as a gift on their wedding day (Oct 20, 1914) from Alicia and Lettie Conrad.  

The "Our Wedding Bells" album highlights signatures of Conrad family members that were in attendance at the ceremony.  Homer, a horseman, and Elizabeth, a cook, worked for the Conrads.