Havre Beneath the Streets

Still Old School

Nonprofit guided tours of Havre's underground storefronts, open year-round from an office on Third Avenue, next to the free railway museum.

At a glance

Attraction in Havre, Montana. Open.

Status: Open
Address: 120 3rd Ave., Havre, MT, 59501
Town: Havre
Region: Hi-Line
Phone: 406-265-8888
Website: https://www.havrebeneaththestreets.com/ (opens in a new tab)
Map: Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
Why it's still old school: A Hi-Line town that kept its basement history and gives tours of it, rain permitting.
Page updated: Oct. 7, 2026

Havre Beneath the Streets runs guided tours of the town’s underground from an office at 120 Third Avenue. It is a nonprofit, and in an August 2025 release to the Havre Daily News staff said it is not state- or county-funded and lives on ticket sales and donations. It stays open year-round and keeps the Frank DeRosa Railway Museum free.

The same release said heavy rains had flooded the block of Third Avenue, First Street and Second Avenue repeatedly in recent years, forcing tours to close five times during the 2025 peak season alone to dry out and clean up. Staff asked locals to buy tickets now or for later, or to donate.

The office is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. Call ahead for tour times. If you’re nearby, stop in and keep them busy.

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