Moss Mansion

914 Division Street
Billings, MT
406.256.5100
In 1903, entrepreneur Preston Boyd Moss (better known as “P.B.”) commissioned the Moss Mansion, greatly influencing the culture of Billings, Montana. Designed by New York architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, designer of the original Waldorf Astoria and Plaza Hotels, the mansion showcases inspired architecture, unrivaled craftsmanship and exquisite décor. The mansion is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has graced the silver screen on several occasions as the perfect site for period films such as Son of the Morning Star and Return to Lonesome Dove.

The youngest daughter, Melville Moss, resided in the home until the mid-80’s, and the house and its original fixtures remain intact. Modern day visitors marvel at the home’s amenities, which include heated indoor plumbing on each floor, a call button system for the servants, and other impressive feats of technology for the period. The museum reflects history of early Billings development and interprets the inner workings of the family as discovered in letters shared among its members, diaries, interviews and various other sources.

The museum is open year round – see our website for details.

Directions

Take Billings exit 450 from I-90 to 3rd Avenue North, a one-way street which will lead directly to the Moss Mansion. Parking is available on Yellowstone or Clark Avenues. (Clark Avenue is one-way going the wrong direction at Division Street so it is necessary to drive around the block.) The nearest airport is Logan International Airport at Billings.