Step back into Montana's railroad history at the Livingston Depot Center, a restored 1902 Northern Pacific Railway station in Downtown Livingston. The depot once played an important role in bringing travelers to Yellowstone National Park and helped shape the town's development. Today, the historic building houses a seasonal museum featuring exhibits on regional history, railroad travel, and western art.
Livingston Depot Center
Address: 200 W Park Street, Livingston, MT 59047
Hours: Open seasonally May–September, Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Admission: Admission is charged on-site; contact the center for rates
Highlights: Exhibits on railroad history & Yellowstone, rotating art exhibits, historic architecture
Frequently Asked Questions: Livingston Depot Center
What is the Livingston Depot Center?
The Livingston Depot Center is a restored historic railroad station that now serves as a seasonal museum and cultural venue.
Why is the Livingston Depot historically important?
The depot opened in 1902 and served the Northern Pacific Railway during a time when Livingston was a major rail gateway for visitors to Yellowstone National Park.
Is the Livingston Depot Center good to visit with kids?
It can be a great stop for families interested in trains, local history, and historic buildings. Check the current exhibit schedule to see which displays might appeal most to younger visitors.