This library is the stuff of dreams. Located next to the original Missoula Public Library (which…read morenow houses the parks and rec dept), the town of Missoula truly did an amazing job with the design of this building. There is a cafe, living lab, design rooms, meeting rooms, plenty of study areas, an outdoor deck with seating, a kids floor, etc. It is truly a beautiful building, and a must see when visiting Missoula, MT.

Traveled to Missoula for a leadership retreat for work held at the public library downtown. What a…read moregorgeous venue! Clean, bright and modern. The fourth floor has amazing meeting room space and a building length outdoor deck with seating, umbrellas and unparalleled views. The library offers catering for meetings and was generous with us when we ran out of meeting supplies. The library is designed as a community center with many resources for all different segments of the people who live here. Well done!

My experience with the staff at Jeffries Court Reporting is that they are efficient, friendly and…read moreprofessional.

I'm scratching my head about the other review about Missoula. Quite the rant is all I'll say…read more I only got check out Missoula a little bit and it was still pretty cold out so I'm willing to bet like any small town like this, it's way livelier in the summer. From what I saw though I could tell it's a happenin' little place and could see totally hanging out here. When I think of Montana as a whole, I think being more or less in solitude, being in the wilds and endless outdoor adventures if that's your thing. That's all here but it's mixed in with Missoula. It starts with the trendy and funky local shops and an awesome art and music scene. We walk into Veera Donuts for example and the staff are bopping around to Blackstreet, while the walls are lined with 90's vinyl then have a Donut mural of Kurt Cobain right outside. Then go over to TacoSano and they're playing some SZA, then Soundgarden. lots of breweries, bars, shops, bakeries, and yeah, it's a college town housing University of Montana. To me that's great, having grown up in a college town. It brings life, attention and money to the area. Off the main strip it quiets down with modest houses and nice wide streets for a calm looking neighborhood. Not sure if or when I'll find myself out this way again but if you're looking for a little more than mountains, hiking and all the rest in Montana, make a pass-through Missoula.

Great city if you like hiking,hunting and fishing also has lots of restaurants and hotels. It's a…read morecollege town but not real wild like some nice place to visit

Very nice, MOST , not all of the workers here are amazing. Very helpful and what not cccddddread more

Great Customer Service and very FAST!! The employees are helpful and very patient. Im usually not a…read morefan of going to DMV but I must say, I had a great experience here.

Most definitely the ONLY post office to use in Missoula! Every single time I go here, I get treated…read morewith the utmost respect-- even when they're incredibly busy! The staff take their time in helping me, give me great advice and tips on saving money when sending a package. You can just tell that the workers here genuinely care, it really shows and that means a lot. Compared to the Post Office on Kent, this place is like Royalty! Please, drive the extra distance to visit THIS post office! Many thanks to the staff here!

super cute place. came here to see some friends get married!!!! huge place with lots of room for…read moreeating and dancing. comes with tables and chairs and a kitchen.

This is a very nice place to hold a wedding reception for about 100 guests. It would be important…read moreto have nice weather though which we had when there. If held outside you could potentially handle a very large group. The interior is pleasant but a bit too small for a typical wedding reception of over 100 guests. At the reception we attended there was not enough room for the food service, bar, dining and dance area. Everything was sort of squished together. We still had a good time and made it work. Take some care in determining all you want to do if you use this facility. The bathrooms are downstairs which would pose a problem for some guests.

Good collection of exhibits and artifacts! The museum discusses the history of the town of Missoula…read moreand the uses of the historic fort. The museum contains a number of artifacts from different eras in Missoula's short history. The museum grounds contain a number of different historic buildings with short plaques discussing their previous use. I do not think the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula is an important stop on your itinerary, but it is worth a stop if you are in Missoula for a couple days.

This place is tucked out south of town, near the army reserve buildings. We only wandered through…read morea portion of the area, with the old locomotive, fire lookout tower, and old sawmill burner. This seemed to be the area most popular with kids (you should have seen them run to that fire lookout tower!). They apparently have working sawmill demonstrations every now and again. There is also a museum with a $1-3 admission fee and several other restored buildings (cottages, carriage house, schoolhouse, church, etc). We were on a tight schedule so we didn't wander over to these areas.

I have had the privilege of coming over here with a friend of mine after running the 2011 Missoula…read moremarathon in July. I wanted to see the tourist sites before returning home and my friend, who lives in Missoula, took me here and it was a good experience. It was on the Monday after, in the afternoon, and it felt like everything was deserted. Only a few cars that were parked in random places. I had a feeling that this place closed shop early. While I know it's just a historic site and tourist attraction, there could have been a bit more of a crowd, but sadly there wasn't. Probably it was due to being on a Monday during work hours. It was nice seeing Fort Missoula in its beauty. How the Fort was back in the 1800's and how modern day barracks crop up around the property really reflected the changing landscape of the old and the new. I got a kick out of seeing the log cabin and the old locomotive that was sitting out there in the sunshine day after day. There wasn't much to see, since majority of the original fort has been removed and retrofitted with the modern day fixes and amenities. I'm not really sure if this is currently a real life functioning military base of some sort, but it's great to bear witness to some bit of history while visiting Missoula, Montana. I spent about 3 hours waking around and the museum was closed for the day. I guess I just missed them. I felt the history through my eyes and it helped clarify stuff that I never thought of while reading the history books until now. Worth an hour of your afternoon to explore and rediscover history. A+ #Yelp flashback