Preserve Broadwater History has received a 501(c3) designation from the IRS. The IRS has determined that Preserve Broadwater History qualifies as a Charitable Organization (IRS 509(a)(2) sub class of 501(c3)).
Any donations or contributions to Preserve Broadwater History are tax deductible.
IRS Determination Letter: PBH501(c3)
On April 27, the Townsend Schools 7th Grade Class (the class studying Montana History) visited historic Radersburg in Broadwater County.
The outing was co-sponsored by Preserve Broadwater History, Radersburg Historical Preservation, Inc. and the Broadwater Historical Society.
The students arrived at the historic Radersburg School (built in 1913) where Linda Huth (Broadwater County Museum Curator) made a presentation on the history of Radersburg. Afterwards they were treated to hamburgers, chips, cookies and water.
The Johnson Schoolhouse is an historic building located near the turnoff to Confederate Gulch on MT Highway 284. The schoolhouse is situated on private property owned by Diane and Michael Brown. With the generous permission of Diane and Michael Brown, Preserve Broadwater History, Inc is working to first preserve the schoolhouse then restore the schoolhouse.