Historic Buildings
Originally built by Vic Arland to entice Rosie to move her business from Red Lodge
Also called the Corbet Trading Post, it was a center for hunters, trappers, and Indians
First Cabin built in Meeteetse by William McNally
Rivers Saloon is iconic Old West
The Burlington Store was used as a general store for several years
Located inside are priceless treasures from the Old West
The Carter Ranch was a big outfit that bought the first large cattle herd to the Big Horn Basin
Built on lower Sunshine Basin west of Meeteetse
Built in Meeteetse, Wyoming about 1898
Built onsite in the 1980s as open storage for historic wagons
Frank Houx had this home built in 1897 and was the first mayor of Cody
Built on Cottonwood Creek south of Meeteetse, Wyoming about 1885
Built at the head of Dry Creek around 1900
Built on the W.P. Rice Ranch on Wood River about 1898 and used as a commissary and bunkhouse
Good example of fine log craftmanship, built west of Meeteetse on Wood River
Built in Clarks Fork Canyon about 1890
Used by Kid Curry and Sundance Kid as a hideout
This cabin was a rendezvous for Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, and other outlaws of the region
Built in 1885 in Bonanza, Wyoming Territory, one of the first settlements in the Big Horn Basin
Built in 1892, this was the first store in Shell, Wyoming
Built in 1884, named for the tragic death of Alfred Nower
Built on Shell Creek in 1880 as a hunting camp
Built by homesteaders on Monument Hill north of Cody around 1900
Built at the foot of Copper Mountain east of Shoshoni, Wyoming by Luther Morrison, about 1884
Curley was a Crow scout with the Custer Expedition
One of the first buildings built in Cowley, Wyoming
One of the few cabins salvaged from Marquette