Join us to bring the story of Western homesteading to life through the re-creation of Kingsley—a vanished prairie settlement eight miles north of Broadus, Montana. On lands long used by Indigenous peoples, white settlers forged community through hardship, resilience, and undaunted joy. The Kingsley History Project honors their legacy and ensures their spirit of grace and grit lives on.
Of all the rich stories of homesteading in the American West, we want to hear what inspires you. We invite you to take a moment and explore the Kingsley experience. Let us know what strikes you most.
What is your story? Did you grow up in the homesteaded West? Did your family travel by train then take a wagon to their homestead? What stories did your ancestors tell? How do you feel about the white settlement of indigenous lands?
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