Lincoln, Montana is a small town between Missoula and Great Falls on State Highway 200. The community’s origins date back to 1865 when gold was discovered in Abe Lincoln Gulch. A K-8 school for the community was formed soon after the discovery.
In 1982 grades 9 through 12 were added to the existing Lincoln Public School District (which was grades K-8). Today the school has about 170 students in Kindergarten through senior high school.
Lincoln’s neighboring towns are Helena (about 60 miles south), Missoula (about 80 miles west) and Great Falls (about 86 miles east). The current year-around population is about 1,100 to 1,300 people. The community is located on the edge of the Bob Marshall and Scapegoat Wilderness. Hunting, fishing, ranching, tourism, and forest products serve as the economic base for the community.
For more information about Lincoln, visit the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Website at http://www.lincolnmontana.com/
Lincoln Kickoff Days
Multi-family yard sales and the Lincoln community clean-up
Fourth of July Fireworks
At Hooper Park – begins at 10:00 a.m.
Lincoln Parade
“Answer the Call of the Wild”
Begins at 11:00 a.m. at the west end of town
Lincoln Rodeo
Begins at 1:00 p.m. two miles west of town at the Rodeo Grounds
The 26th Annual Blackfoot Valley Art Auction
A fund raiser for the Blackfoot Valley Medical Services Association
Lincoln Annual Rod Run
Lincoln Community Benefit
The mission of Lincoln Public Schools is to provide educational opportunities and assist all students in developing the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to become life long learners and responsible citizens in a changing society.
Lynx to Excellence through Education "Pawsitively the Best"
Lincoln Public School District #38, PO Box 39, Lincoln, Montana 59639-0039
Phone: 406-362-4201 Fax: 406-362-4030
Last Update: May 2, 2008 (V 1.0 B 1.9)