FRONTIER TOWN'S HISTORIC BUILDINGS
CURLEY'S CABIN, 1895
Curley was a Crow scout with the Custer Expedition. He lived in this cabin on the Crow Reservation in Montana from 1885 to 1923. He relayed news of Brevet Major General George Custer’s defeat at the Battle of the Little Big Horn on June 25, 1876. He was one of the Crow scouts who survived the battle.
THE CARTER CABIN, 1897
Built by William Carter’s men on Carter Mountain. The Carter Ranch was a big outfit that bought the first large cattle herd to the Big Horn Basin. Peter McCulloch, Scotsman and foreman of the ranch and his ranch hands, lived in this little cabin while establishing the Carter Ranch, 1879 to 1900.
THE RIVER'S SALOON, 1888
The River’s Saloon was built at the mouth of Wood River, west of present Meeteetse, Wyoming. It was frequented by cowboys, gold miners, outlaws, and other colorful characters of the Old West. Bullet holes can still be seen in the door. It is the oldest remaining saloon in northwest Wyoming.
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