Symbols for Montana: Location Symbols By Nora Kirkeby Aug 7, 2006, 10:06 PST

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Montana State Arboretum
Check out this page on the state arboretum, housed at the University of Montana - Missoula. You can find a list of all the plants contained in the arboretum and brief description of some of the sections.
Source: Wikipedia

Montana State Cowboy Hall of Fame
They haven't finished building the cowboy hall of fame yet, but you can learn about its adoption and future construction here.
Source: Cowboy Hall of Fame

Montana State Firefighters Memorial
"1-1-519. Montana state firefighters' memorial.(1) The site chosen by the city of Laurel, Montana, as "firefighters' memorial park" is officially designated as the location of the Montana state firefighters' memorial. (2) The department of commerce and the department of transportation shall identify the memorial in Laurel on official state maps and, where appropriate, on state highway signs as the official state firefighters' memorial.
Source: State Legislature: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 70, L. 2003.

Montana State Firefighters Memorial (Picture of Future Location)
According to Beartooth RC&D this page is a photo of where the Montana state firefighters memorial will soon stand
Source: Beartooth RC&D

Montana State Korean War Memorial - Butte
1-1-516. State Korean war veterans' memorial -- Butte. (1) The Korean war veterans' memorial located in Stodden Park, Butte, Montana, dedicated to the men and women who served the United States in the Republic of Korea, is an official state Korean war veterans' memorial. (2) The department of commerce and the department of transportation are directed to reference the location of a state Korean war veterans' memorial on official state maps.
Source: State Legislature: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 319, L. 1997; amd. Sec. 1, Ch. 130, L. 2005.

Montana State Korean War Memorial - Missoula
Learn about the role that Montana's veteran's played in the Korean War. Find out who designed the memorial and when it was dedicated.
Source: Montana Korean War Memorial

Montana State Korean War Memorial - Missoula (Photo)
See this beautiful photo if you're wondering what the memorial looks like.
Source: Blogger: This Montana Life

Montana State Veteran’s Memorial Rose Garden (Rose Park)
This page has all the info you need on the state veteran's memorial rose garden. You can find directions, along with information on the proposal and adoption of this state symbol. The page even includes how this park was funded. Find out which war the park is honoring.
Source: Montana Korean War Memorial

Montana State Veteran’s Memorial Rose Garden (Rose Park)
"The American Rose Society as a memorial to World War II casualties established the Memorial Rose Garden in 1947. In 1988 a heroic-sized bronze sculpture of a winged male figure lifting a young soldier from the earth, created by Deborah Coperhaven, was installed honoring Vietnam Veterans. Seven Bronze plaques list the names of Montana Vietnam Veterans. A marble plaque at the base of the sculpture reads:

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