Tony Veazey Montana Room
This room contains an extensive collection of materials on Missoula and Montana’s heritage as well as genealogical resources. Items do not circulate but are always here for you to use. Duplicates of some titles available in the nonfiction collection for check out – ask staff for assistance.
Government Documents for Review
The following documents are available for public review (for use in-library only).
Montana Rail Link
--Voluntary Cleanup Plan Environmental Assessment
--Voluntary Cleanup Plan Remediation Proposal
--Commenting period ends Mar 13, 2024
Lolo National Forest
--Proposed action and need to change: Lolo National Forest Land Management Plan
--Porposed action appendices: Lolo National Forest Land Management Plan
--Commenting period ends Apr 1, 2024
Features
- Rare and recent books about Missoula and Montana
- The Missoulian newspaper on microfilm dating back to the late 1890’s
- Missoula Historical Resource Survey by James McDonald
- Past issues of Montana themed magazines
- U.S. Forest Service quad maps for areas of Montana
- Montana Code Annotated & select government documents
- Microfilm readers (print images .10 cents per page or save to a flash-drive)
- USGS Topographic Maps of Montana and Idaho are available through a custom-made, print-on-demand computer program. The 11x 17 maps are $2 for standard paper and $3 for waterproof paper
- Pop-up Gallery for rotating artworks from the Museum of Montana Art and Culture
Montana Book Award
A new collection of Montana Book Award winners has been added to the Tony Veazey Montana Room.
In 2001 the Friends of Missoula Public Library decided that Montana needed a book award in order to recognize literary and artistic excellence. Montana is home to a large number of astounding writers and honoring some of them each year brings attention to their work and their craft, attracts readers, and promotes great literature. With representation from all parts of the state, the Montana Book Award achieved immediate success.
For more information about the award, please visit the Montana Book Award website
Publishing or Reproducing materials from this room?
Researchers wishing to publish or reproduce MPL materials please adhere to this notice: The copyright law of the United States (Title 17 U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies of copyrighted material. The person using this equipment is liable for any infringement.
Explore Your Family's History
Our genealogy collection is the most developed in the state for information on Missoula and its surrounding counties.