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- P.O. Box 1319, Livingston, MT 59047 - 406.222.2300 |
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Welcome to the Depot!
Its majestic colonnade and ornate architectural detail greeted travelers until 1979, when AMTRAK suspended passenger service to southern Montana. Burlington Northern, successor to the NP, briefly used it for offices until donating it to the City of Livingston in 1985.
The Depot Center Museum operates from Memorial Day to Labor Day, providing historic exhibits and cultural programs for the benefit of Park County residents and visitors from around the world. In the winter months, the Depot serves as a community cultural center, hosting such diverse events as concerts, banquets, holiday programs, and wedding receptions.
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The historic Livingston Depot was built in 1902 as the Northern Pacific Railroad's original access to Yellowstone National Park. 
Two years and $800,000 later, the restored depot opened as a museum operated by the Livingston Depot Foundation, a non-profit membership- based organization dedicated to preserving this monument to the Livingston area's past. 
Besides serving the area for such festivities, the Depot also hosts community cultural events such as 
The "Livingston Depot" is situated on Park Street in downtown Livingston, aside Depot-Rotary Park and the passing train locomotives. The Depot Center itself is a lively junction of past and present
History, cultural events, train whistles and all with the Northern Rockies for a backdrop! Read more about us or learn how to get here with the links above.
