Montana § 22-3-103 - Historical Library -- Independence From Other Libraries, Museums, Or Galleries

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§ 22-3-103. Historical Library -- Independence From Other Libraries, Museums, Or Galleries

Historical library -- independence from other libraries, museums, or galleries. (1) There is a historical library, to be maintained and operated by the Montana historical society. (2) The historical library and any historical museum administered by the society in accordance with the provisions of this part shall be independent of any other library, museum, or gallery owned, maintained, or operated by the state of Montana.

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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