The Ohrmann Museum and Gallery features the works of Bill Ohrmann, a retired rancher and life-long artist who is considered as a spokesman for earth. The Museum showcases his unique paintings, woodcarvings, bronzes, and steel sculptures. These paintings illustrate man?s degradation of the environment, political statements, and idyllic scenes of the ideal condition of life. Using his brush, he was able to express his no holds barred view of man?s inhumanity to nature, with each other, and also to the creatures they share the planet with. The Museum also features poetry and prose from certain authors like Jack London, Isak Dinesen and Missoula poet John Haines.

The Ohrmann Museum and Gallery is open every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.