Montana Historical Society. Research Historian.

The Montana Historical Society Research Historian position was established in 1993 to provide verification, research, writing, and editing for projects and publications by the Society and cooperating agencies. The position also served as a representative of the Society at public events, conducted radio and television interviews, and served as a historical consultant.

Among the major projects undertaken by the office were serving as the Society consultant with the Montana Heritage Project, the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Advisory Council (later renamed the Montana Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commission), and the Virginia City / Nevada City Task Force. A major part of the job also entailed writing and editing text for the Montana history textbook for middle school students; editing interpretive script for museum exhibits; and writing biographical sketches for the Capital Niches and nominees for Trustees Awards.

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