Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
For almost thirty-seven years, Kirby Lambert worked at the Montana Historical Society in a variety of capacities, as registrar, curator, educator, and program manager. No matter his position, Lambert was continually delighted by his ongoing exposure to Montana’s colorful history. To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Montana History Conference, Kirby shares fifty insights— sometimes serious, but more often not—in a fast paced romp through the Treasure State’s past.
For almost thirty-seven years, Kirby Lambert worked at the Montana Historical Society in a variety of capacities, as registrar, curator, educator, and program manager. No matter his position, Lambert was continually delighted by his ongoing exposure to Montana’s colorful history. To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Montana History Conference, Kirby shares fifty insights— sometimes serious, but more often not—in a fast paced romp through the Treasure State’s past.






![Snook Family – Rodeo with rodeo clowns
[silent] Snook Family moving image collection footage circa 1943, 1948 of a rodeo in an unidentified Montana location with rodeo clowns and outriders interacting with bulls and bull riders; the rodeo clowns on horseback following several men and women on horseback; bronc riders; and bulldogging. The film also shows dressage riding; a man balancing on a wire; and cowgirls on horseback riding in an arena. 1940s.
Filming was likely done by Earl Snook. Snook owned the Snook Art company in Billings, Montana. (collection MOV 0102)
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