Ursuline Centre - Great Falls

The Ursuline Centre is a unique non-profit organization that benefits the state of Montana and beyond. The architecturally and culturally significant historic building serves as a distinctive destination for thousands of individuals every year through retreats, conferences, workshops, meeting grounds for numerous civic organizations, and more. Annual programs such as Elder Hostel and Ursuline Experience utilize local instructors and enjoy fieldtrips to destinations including the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, the First Peoples Buffalo Jump, Giant Springs State Park, the C.M. Russell Museum, and more. The Ursuline Centre houses the Heritage Museum that features Native American artifacts and Montana Ursuline antiquities. The Northwest Ursuline Province Archives are located at Ursuline Centre and include significant records of the Ursuline missions and the settling of the American West. The Centre has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1991 and provides a quality experience for visitors who wish to tour this grand Great Falls landmark in central Montana.