5.0Buffalo Bill Center of the West(4.674 reviews) - Fabulous Museum Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Hours: Mar 1–Apr 30: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. daily May 1–Sep 15: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. daily. Sep 16–Oct 31: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. daily. Nov 1–30: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. daily. Dec 1–Feb 28: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Thursday–Sunday. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s days. Since 1927, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West has been committed to the greatness and growth of the American West, keeping western experiences alive. The Center of the West, an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, weaves the varied threads of the western experience-history and myth, art and Native culture, firearms, and the nature and science of Yellowstone-into the rich panorama that is the American West. The Center of the West has been honored with numerous awards, including TripAdvisor's Certificate of Excellence for four years running.See more..
The NHTC is a public and private partnership between the Bureau of Land Management and the NHTC Foundation a 501c3 created to promote and preserve the heritage surrounding the pathways to the West. The Center is dedicated to providing educational programs to increase public awareness to the historical trails and to enrich the cultural and intellectual lives of visitors and residents. We are VERY family friendly; and have something to entertain any age. FREE ADMISSION OPEN seven days a week We host school classes/groups/ and tours. (call in advance please) Digital learning classroom with a Ranger and so much More! Call for details.See more..
4.5Wyoming State Museum(481 reviews) - Great Museum, Great History On Wyoming, No Fee To Enter Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Children's Museums • History Museums
Great Museum, Great History On Wyoming, No Fee To Enter A really nice museum in downtown Cheyenne with easy access to parking. A tremendous amount of history on the area and the State of Wyoming. Takes about 2 hours to sell the entire museum. I would recommend this as a place to visit if you enjoy history.See more..
Learn about the history of Cheyenne and the Old West at this engaging museum which exhibits antique horse-drawn carriages, wagons and early automobiles, among other artifacts and memorabilia related to the region.See more..
5.0Museum of the Plains Indian(305 reviews) - So Worth It Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Speciality Museums • History Museums
This museum is actually part of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West which contains 5 museums: the Buffalo Bill museum, the Plains Indians museum, a natural history of the Great Plains exhibit, a western art museum, and an extensive gun museum. One price gets you into all museums and your ticket is good for a few days. There is a lot to take in so that's good to know before you go. The Plains Indian Museum was by far my favorite. There were rooms full of exhibits, artifacts and tons of information. It was amazing and touching. These are all top notch museums that are worthy of your time. I unfortunately had only planned for a few hours and ended up wanting to see everything. In hind sight I would have taken it in smaller doses and planned for a longer visit (or multiple visits depending on your capacity for museums) to fully appreciate all that is the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. I would give the Plains Indian museum 10 stars if i could!See more..
The Heart Mountain Interpretive Center is located at the site of a former World War II Japanese American Relocation Camp. Shortly after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese Americans on the West Coast were rounded up and confined in 10 camps around the country. One of these was located at Heart Mountain, and approximately 14,000 Japanese Americans were wrongly incarcerated here. The camp today features a museum, gallery, walking tour, original Relocation Camp structures and a World War II Memorial. The museum features interactive exhibits for visitors of all ages showing how Japanese Americans coped with unjust confinement and how the story of Japanese American imprisonment affects our lives today. A 14-minute introductory film plays several times each hour.See more..
4.5King's Saddlery and Museum(281 reviews) - Well worth a visit if passing through Sheridan Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM History Museums
This museum is home to a large collection of artifacts from the Old West and tools of the modern cowboy.See more..
Part of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, this museum features highly interactive exhibits that highlight geology, wildlife and human presence in the Great Yellowstone region.See more..
The Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum tells the stories of Jackson Hole that connect people to the history of this valley and region. We steward and share artifacts and ideas that foster curiosity and continual learning, forge connections, and inform our 21st century dialogue.See more..
4.5National Bighorn Sheep Center(152 reviews) - Wonderful museum and more! Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Natural History Museums
The National Bighorn Sheep Center once was home to the largest wintering herd of rocky mountain bighorn sheep. The exhibit explores these rare and fascinating animals, and their habitat. Discover their world of high mountains and behaviors; why they butt heads, how they climb sheer cliffs, and more. Film, self guided and guided tours, special events and a great gift shop.See more..
4.5Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum(142 reviews) - Local & Historic Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum is an regional history museum and is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. The facility is ADA accessible. Open year-round (but check our website for winter reduced hours or holiday closures!). Galleries tell the story of the area through Natural History, Native American, Frontier Military, the Johnson County Cattle War, the Basque Culture, and early life in Buffalo. Featuring a carriage house with many wagons and a 1916 homestead cabin. The Museum Store offers unique and high-quality items, many are made by area artisans. Your purchases in the store help fund museum operations.See more..
4.5Rockpile Museum(115 reviews) - FREE museum with a lot to offer Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Collect. Preserve. Educate. The Campbell County Rockpile Museum tells the story of the Powder River Basin. Rockpile Museum exhibits feature collections of fossils, Native American artifacts, rifles, saddles, horse-drawn vehicles, and other ranching, homesteading, and energy industry equipment. Hands-on activities throughout the exhibits make for a fun and informative experience for your group of any size or age. Admission Fees: $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, $8 for groups of 5 or more, $5 for students. Children under 5, active duty military and families, and veterans and spouse are FREE. Special ticket for Rockpile Museum and Frontier Auto is $15. The museum has a full schedule of temporary exhibits and educational programming each year. There is something for everyone at the Campbell County Rockpile Museum. Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday.See more..
4.5Trail End State Historic Site(106 reviews) - The highlight of our trip Temporarily closed - Closed until Apr 1, 2023 Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • State Parks • History Museums
Trail End State Historic Site is a fully furnished historic house museum that interprets the time period 1913-1933. Visitors step back into time to catch a glimpse of what life was like for John B. Kendrick, a rancher politician, and his family. Hours: April 1- May 31: 1:00-4:00pm daily June 1-August 31: 9:00 am- 6:00 pm daily September 1-December 14: 1:00-4:00pm daily Closed: Veteran's Day Thanksgiving Day December 15-March 31See more..
5.0The Brinton Museum(83 reviews) - Another museum gem Friday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Art Museums • History Museums
The Brinton Museum is located on the historic 620-acre Quarter Circle A Ranch in Big Horn, Wyoming and features 19th, 20th and 21st century Western and American Indian Art in a setting that is art unto itself. The Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Building includes three floors featuring five galleries, a Museum Store, and the Brinton Bistro, offering indoor and outdoor dining with picturesque, 180-degree views of the Bighorn Mountains. Nestled into the hillside, the Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Building is anchored by a two-foot thick, 51-foot high, 209-foot long arced rammed earth wall, the tallest in North America. The design symbolically defines the space, bringing together the geological and spiritual nature of its Western and American Indian Art collections. The Brinton Museum includes the historic Brinton Ranch House, built in 1892, well-kept grounds, gardens and outbuildings, and Little Goose Creek Lodge.See more..
5.0National Museum of Military Vehicles(74 reviews) - World class museum in an improbable place Friday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Military Museums • Speciality Museums • History Museums
You may not expect it in a small Wyoming town so close to Yellowstone National Park, but the National Museum of Military Vehicles is our nation's premier, world-class military history museum. We’re dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families and active-duty servicemen and women. We tell their stories in three major galleries through immersive exhibits focusing currently on World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. The 160,000 sq. foot Museum currently displays the world’s largest private collection of over 500 fully restored military vehicles. Also, the Museum presents a historically significant major firearms collection that includes the fully authenticated musket that fired the first shot in the Revolutionary War Battle of Bunker Hill. And the Museum continues to grow with its recent opening of The Canteen (food court) and Assembly Hall in the new Poolaw Building. Admission is FREE to veterans and active-duty servicemen and women.See more..
The Douglas Railroad Museum and Visitor Center is housed in a historic train depot built in 1886, prior to Wyoming becoming a state! The Depot is surrounded by eight rail cars including a day coach that dates back to the 1800s and a steam locomotive. Many of our rail cars are open to visitors, allowing guests to see the inside of the trains. During the Summer of 2018 the historic depot was updated to become a railroad museum. The exhibits include a growing collection of rail history and memorabilia. The building is also the source of information for the surrounding area whether you're looking for a place to stay, or a great meal.See more..
This is an excellent museum. Beautifully organized, impeccably displayed, excellent information to describe the artifacts and pieces of art. There is an extensive collection of trophy taxidermy that I found beautiful but if you are vehemently against hunting you may want to skip. Otherwise it is a must see.See more..
Belly up to the original bar where outlaws from the Hole-In-The-Wall gang once sat, including the infamous Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid! Though spirits are no longer served to patrons, it is a great place to sit and imagine the sights, sounds and smells that once surrounded this icon from the past. Walk through an old town setting where you can peer through the doors and windows of an old general store, doctor & dentist offices, a reconstructed jail, a newspaper & print shop, barber shop and much more. Explore one of the largest Indian artifact collections in Wyoming. The museum also houses several prehistoric artifacts and an amazing display of rocks & minerals. This history of Hot Springs County would not be complete without honoring our veterans. We have cases full of artifacts from area soldiers who served in several conflicts over the years. Check out the museum gift shop for some unique gifts & souvenirs!See more..
It was a spontaneous decision to check out this museum and very glad I did! Stan, the assistant at the Weidner Wildlife portion of the exhibit was very knowledgeable about the area, the exhibit, and even had personal knowledge of Roger Weidner having known him for 30 years. Stan was a wealth of information. The exhibits throughout kept me there for a few hours, but no problem because I grabbed a bite to eat at the T-Rex Grill too. See more..
4.5Pioneer Memorial Museum(59 reviews) - An excellent museum on Wyoming pioneer life Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM History Museums
Explore Wyoming's pioneer history. Admission is FREE! The purpose of the Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum is to collect, preserve, interpret and display historical and cultural materials related to westward expansion, to Wyoming pioneers in particular and the west in general. Come enjoy: the teepee from the movie "Dances With Wolves", historic photographs, pioneer history, WY State Fair history, Native American artifacts, one room schoolhouse, early day bar pioneer living, Dr.'s buggy, historic cabin, wagons, stock detective Tom Horn's saddle, rifles; such as once belonged to Nate Champion.See more..
4.5Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical Center(51 reviews) - Great informative museum with lots of artifacts but..... Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
The Dubois Museum: Wind River Historic Center is located in the Upper Wind River Region of Western Wyoming within two hours of Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Dubois Museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts related to the Mountain Shoshone Indians, Historic Dude Ranches, the Tie Hack Industry and local history. The Dubois Museum hosts Discovery Speakers programs, Children's Exploration programs and Adventure Trek programs that take visitors on excursions to culturally important areas in the area.See more..
4.5Historic Cody Mural and Museum(47 reviews) - Wonderful Experience; Must See for People Interested in History History Museums
If you are in to history, this is a must see if you are in Cody. The mural depicts events in the history of the Mormon Church, therefore a portion of the history of the United States westward movement. It is within the Mormon Church structure and the docents are members of the church; we are not Morman, other than the obvious historical ties, there is no menion of religion nor is there a 'pitch' about religion. The visit is free and when I inquired, they wouldn't take a donation--I say this because we have paid museum entry fees other places to experience less. In the domed room with the mural, there is a short (8 minutes?) audio/spotlight presentation about the events depicted in the mural; one of the interesting facts our docent explainted was the history of how the mural came to exist and the process of preparing the dome the painter used. In a separate room a history museum also exists which is also very interesting. We really enjoyed our visit and recommend it.See more..
4.5Wind River Heritage Center(46 reviews) - Great museum for everyone Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
The museum exhibits 62 full body mounts of wildlife plus 27 life- size wax figure historic scenes of the fur trade, western exploration, native Americans & early settlement of the west. We also have a number of horse drawn farm equipment. There is local bead work for sale.See more..
4.5Homesteader Museum(39 reviews) - Powell WY History Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Speciality Museums • History Museums
Homesteader Museum has something for all ages! Climb aboard a caboose, see firsthand how homesteaders lived, learn the real story of outlaw Earl Durand. The Homesteader Museum celebrates this rich 50-year history through thousands of artifacts, historic buildings and photographs depicting the domestic, entrepreneurial and rugged homesteading life of the early Big Horn Basin pioneer. Located in Powell, Wyoming, which was named after John Wesley Powell, the United States Explorer and Engineer who master-minded the Rocky Mountain dam system. The town became the center of the US Bureau of Reclamation's 1904 historic Shoshone Irrigation Project, which was one of the first federally funded irrigation and homesteading projects in the Rocky Mountain West. The last homestead drawings began after WWII when the Japanese American Heart Mountain Relocation Center closed in 1946. Land was available until 1950, making the Shoshone Project one of the longest homesteading projects in history.See more..
5.0Fremont County Pioneer Museum(38 reviews) - Worth your while to visit Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
The Fremont County Pioneer Museum in Lander is located at the foot of the Wind River Mountains in west central Wyoming and is Wyoming's oldest history museum. Beginning in 1916 the collections of artifacts include amazing Native American collections and artifact related to the Oregon, Mormon and California Trails, gold mining, agrigulture and ranching. The Pioneer Museum hosts a number of great programs each year as part of their Discovery Speakers Series, Children's Exploration Series and the Adventure Trek Series in addition to a historic walking tour of Lander.See more..
5.0Carbon County Museum(33 reviews) - Treasure of a small town museum Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
The Carbon County Museum collects, conserves, interprets and disseminates regional history to inspire Carbon County cultural entities and all learners – today and tomorrow. The CCM has several exhibits and displays that celebrate the history and culture of the communities and natural habitat of this county. These topics include, among others, our Native American past, the role of the settlers as they came West, and the various technologies used in order to adapt to a harsh environment upon arrival. We also have on display one of the country’s largest exhibits devoted to the Union Pacific Railroad, which has been instrumental in the social and economic development of much of this region for over 150 years.See more..
4.0Museum at the Bighorns(33 reviews) - Small, but very interesting museum Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
Discover Sheridan's place in the west at the Museum at the Bighorns. Step back and discover our cultural and historical heritage from the drive of Gold Fever to the industrial might of coal.See more..
4.5Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum(27 reviews) - Finding my father. Friday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Military Museums • Historic Sites • History Museums
Located in the heart of an old Army Air Force Base, the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum preserves and shares the personal and intimate stories of Wyoming's Veterans. From the Spanish-American War to the present day, the WVMM covers all branches of service. Visitors to the Museum can explore the individual experiences of World War I doughboys in France or those of a naval aviator in Vietnam. Our collection includes over 25,000 military and veterans-related items. Beyond veteran history, the Museum also explores the history of the Casper Army Air Base. Built after Pearl Harbor, the base trained B-17 and B-24 bomber crews. Over 16,000 men passed through Casper on their way to Europe, Africa, or the Pacific. The Museum occupies the former Enlisted Men's Service Club, one of many base buildings remaining.See more..
4.5Murie Centre(27 reviews) - Take the free tour if you can Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Beautiful spot with a compelling conservation story that will be appreciated by all who value wilderness. We happened to arrive just as a free guided tour was starting. Highly suggest the tour, as it allows you to enter the Murie home, which is still furnished and is full of interesting images, books, and so much history. The guide was excellent—knowledgeable and well-spoken.See more..
We were strolling around downtown Laramie & decided to stop here. Trains go by quite often. We stood on a bridge when one train went underneath us. This city, rich in train & cowboy history has wonderful charm.See more..
4.5Cody Heritage Museum(17 reviews) - A hour well spent Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour History Museums
A local Cody, WY history museum that focuses on areas such as: Town founding, early town and area businesses, ranching/farming/agriculture, oil, and gas/railroads, tourism/rodeo/cowboys, and early Cody families. The design of the displays is chronological, from the pre-settlement period through the town establishment, WWI and WWII, and on thru the 1950s. The Museum is housed in the historic DeMaris House in downtown Cody, next to the Park County Courthouse. An all-volunteer Board of Directors has spent over a decade formulating plans for the Museum, raising and spending hundreds of thousands of dollars restoring and saving the building, and designing a unique interior layout to tell the story of this unique western town. The Cody Heritage Museum opened its doors in May of 2018.See more..
4.5Big Horn Basin GeoScience Center(16 reviews) - Generations of rock hounds Spent 1-2 hours Natural History Museums • Science Museums
The Bighorn Basin GeoScience Center is dedicated to the study of the Basin’s natural resources and to the promotion of geoscience and local historical and educational activities. We offer exhibits and educational materials for educators, geoscientists, tourists and the people of Wyoming. The Big Horn Basin Geoscience Center recently opened the Museum of Ancient Life in downtown Greybull to house and display some of our fossils and reproductions in the context of the environment that was prevalent in the time frame the animals existed. The museum features a 40 foot mural depicting the landscape, flora, and fauna of the Bighorn Basin of Wyoming as we understand it was about 150 million years ago. Stop by to enjoy our displays and learn more about the geological and paleontological history of our area.See more..
4.0The Rustic Pine Tavern(14 reviews) - Great small town bar Friday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 AM Bars & Clubs • History Museums
The Worlds Most Unique and Historic Bar! The historic Rustic Pine was established in 1917. Come enjoy a cold drink, and step back into the old west to experience the world's most unique bar! We are now non-smoking and have some fantastic food options!See more..
4.5Nici Self Historical Museum(13 reviews) - Historic Museum Friday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites • History Museums
Explore what life was like in 20th Century Wyoming and experience history preserved at the The Nici Self Historical Museum. Exhibits depict the history of ranching, mining, timber, lumbering, railroading, recreation, regional culture, early Western lifestyle, and homesteading life in the region. Celebrating southeast Wyoming’s Centennial Valley and the West, the museum and is located at the base of the Snowy Range Mountains and Medicine Bow National Forest.See more..
Free museum packed with artifacts from residents of Moorcraft. This town sprung up as a stop along the West Texas Cattle trail from Texas to Montana. We enjoyed reading about the folks that homesteaded this area and learning about the sheep ranches and seeing antiques from the late 1800’s to early 1900. We spent over an hour here and enjoyed it.See more..
5.0Saratoga Museum(11 reviews) - Great FREE museum Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Art Museums • History Museums
Located in Saratoga, Wyoming, the Saratoga Museum houses an impressive collection of over 10,000 artifacts and rotating exhibits. The Museum houses the most diverse geological collection in the state of Wyoming with minerals and gems ranging from India to Antarctica. You’ll learn about the creation of Saratoga and Wyoming from it's early geology through the pioneer settlers to modern times. OUR MISSION The Saratoga Historical and Cultural Association (SHCA) seeks to deepen understanding and engagement of the historic, prehistoric, geological, and cultural past up to the present of the town of Saratoga and its relevant place in Platte Valley, Carbon County, and the state of Wyoming; strengthen the bonds of the local community; and provide an educational, stimulating and positive experience for museum visitors. HOW WE ARE FUNDED The Saratoga Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and operates independently, relying on Museum members, volunteers, grants and private funding.See more..
4.5American Heritage Center(9 reviews) - Wonderful, and seldom visited Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM History Museums
Located on the University of Wyoming's campus, this center has historical manuscripts and research facilities.See more..
4.5Paleon Museum in Glenrock(8 reviews) - YOU MUST VISIT! OPENING JUNE 1ST! Friday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Natural History Museums • Science Museums
The Paleon Museum works to find, excavate, prepare and displays fossils found in Wyoming. We have a public display area, a working prep lab and an active local dig site.See more..
5.0By Western Hands(8 reviews) - By Western Hands is one unique furniture experience Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Art Galleries • Art Museums • History Museums
By Western Hands (BWH) aims to preserve western heritage and design through the celebration of past and present artisans. Our three-part mission to preserve, promote, and educate the public about the importance of western design and traditional arts, corresponds with three main elements--a museum and archive, internship training program, and member gallery. Museum and Archive: The Museum and arcSee more..
4.0Guernsey Visitor's Center and Museum(7 reviews) - Great place to learn about Guernsey History! Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour History Museums
The kids loved this place! The lady running it had a listing of all the original names that were on Register Cliff, including that of our ancestors and boasts a small museum as well as post cards and such for the Guernsey Oregon Trail Ruts and Register Cliff, the only place in town to get them at. Admission is free. The kids were given That's WY orange flags to take pics with on our vacation in Wyoming which was a lot of fun! They also got a free sticker and a map on where to collect more of them all over wyoming! A must stop at place! The lady also gave us a great amount of history on Guernsey and the military camp we passed by on S. 270 on the way down from Lusk. Overall, one of our favorite places to stop!See more..
Really cool to see the history of the area! Fairly small, but great content! Didn't cost anything to get in. The staff was very friendly as well! See more..
5.0Green River Valley Museum(5 reviews) - Green River Valley Museum is Terrific! Friday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
The Green River Valley Museum has terrific content and fabulous presentations ranging from Native American exhibits to the areas rich history. The museum offers a rich educational experience and provides a unique insight to the founding of Green River and its subsequent development. The gift shop offers some really great take-always and the staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. Take your time and enjoy the stunning scenery and drop into the museum to pull it all together. See more..
3.5Shoshone Tribal Cultural Center(5 reviews) - Closed Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums • History Museums I really wanted to visit, but it was closed for the summer. Evidently the center is in the school library and is only open when the school is open. Too bad, donations and volunteers could probably make this a wonderful center!See more..
4.5Riverton Museum(5 reviews) - Lots of History Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours History Museums
The Riverton Museum is located next to the Wind River Indian Reservation and has a great collection of Native American artifacts as well as fantastic unique local history collections and stories.See more..
4.0Greybull Museum(5 reviews) - Unexpected Coolness! Spent < 1 hour History Museums Great free museum, full of incredible dinosaur bones, relics, and wonderful articles.... Spent more time there than we realized, and actually went BACK! See more..
4.0The Bishop House(5 reviews) - Step back in time Friday: Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums • History Museums
Built in 1907, The historic Bishop house was placed on the National Register of Historic places because if it's association with the development of Casper and the surrounding area from a small village to a livestock center, and eventually, to an oil town. Please visit our website for a complete description. The home is open for public tours, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Visit our Facebook page; website; or call for more information.See more..
5.0Anna Miller Museum(4 reviews) - A wonderful gem Spent 2-3 hours History Museums This Museum provides a unique opportunity to learn about local history, and the folks who settled the area.See more..
4.0Medicine Bow Museum(4 reviews) - Return to 1800 and 1900s History Museums
For a small town of approximately 300 people this is an excellent museum. It is neat, clean and well put together. The staff person was pleasant and informative. It is an easy on off from I 80. I was heading west I got off in Laramie. Will go to Rawlings Wyoming tomorrow. PS: If you’re thinking of staying overnight. The parking lot is spacious. Be aware that there is a train track that runs behind the museum. I can sleep through anything so it wasn’t a problem to me. PSS: There is a small ice cream parlor open 1 to 5 PM directly across the street. Price is reasonable.See more..
4.5Laramie Peak Museum(3 reviews) - Very interesting History Museums We enjoy visiting museums and there is a great collection of items from the area and history of Wyoming as well.See more..
