Since the debut of the program in May 1991, the Backroads crew has produced 29 half-hour episodes that air regularly on Montana PBS. The series has traveled across the state and visited its unique people and places.
This episode introduces us to an artist near Sidney whose medium is seeds, takes us to a weed roundup near Choteau, introduces us to the Loma woman who curates the House of 1000 Dolls, and brings us up to date on what the folks at ZooMontana in Billings are doing to enrich the lives of the zoo's animals. William Marcus hosts from the Charles M. Bair Family Ranch and Museum near Martinsdale
First Aired Saturday, July 10, 2004
Backroads of Montana - Program Updates Episode Eighteen “Seeds and Weeds” (2002) – The Bair Family Museum in Martinsdale is currently open through Labor Day, Wednesdays through Sundays 10am to 5pm, with the last tour starting at 4pm. The Museum is now operated by The Upper Musselshell Historic Society. The area is still a great place to visit and is popular with hunters.
This episode introduces us to an artist near Sidney whose medium is seeds, takes us to a weed roundup near Choteau, introduces us to the Loma woman who curates the House of 1000 Dolls, and brings us up to date on what the folks at ZooMontana in Billings are doing to enrich the lives of the zoo's animals. William Marcus hosts from the Charles M. Bair Family Ranch and Museum near Martinsdale
