A woman holding a baby watches another woman spinning wool on a spinning wheel.

An adult teaches a group of children about vintage farm machinery.

Two women stand talking in front of a rustic log cabin.

A cream-colored schoolhouse with a green roof, a sign reading "GLACIER SCHOOL DIST. GLACIER 1918," a bell, and steps, surrounded by green grass with dandelions and tall trees under a blue sky.

Four smiling women in front of a large, colorful mosaic mural.

Rocky Museum

The Rocky Museum showcases the story of the settlers who homesteaded in this area, worked in the lumber camps and sawmills and sent their children to one-room schoolhouses. Visit the 1911 Meadows Forestry cabin, the 1923 Glacier schoolhouse and wander through 1930's Brown homestead log home. Inside the main building, there are two floors of historical exhibits, artifacts, and a working player piano. The exhibits reflect the daily lifestyle of the people who called Rocky Mountain House and area home. The Rocky Museum is open year round with extended summer hours. Visit the gift shop for souvenirs, history books and creations by local artisans. Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy in the backyard or in the adjoining Helen Hunley Memorial Park. Admission is by donation.