The Fort Crook Historical Society was founded in 1934. We are dedicated to collecting, preserving and presenting the history of the Intermountain area.
The Fort Crook Museum was built in 1962 – 65 entirely by generous donations of time and materials by members of the communities it serves and by members of the Fort Crook Historical Society.
Today it is a very active community enterprise. Many of our current members are family members of the first settlers, some simply appreciate the heritage generated by those settlers. The museum is host to a variety of community functions such as Pioneer Day, antique truck and tractor shows, weddings, reunions, school tours and other events.
We have some large projects and a lot of small ones. New members are welcomed and appreciated for any kind of contribution, whether it be time spent in helping with planning, implementation, creative energy or, of course, financial.