Follow the gold rush with a trip to the Bozeman Trail Museum or enjoy world-class art at the Brinton Museum, Hans Kleiber Studio and the newly opened Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Building. Learn about the early Sheridan settlers at the Sheridan County Museum and get lost in Wild West paraphernalia at the Don King Museum.
Bozeman Trail
Map | 335 Johnson St, Big Horn
Memorial Day – Labor Day
Saturday & Sunday | 11am – 4pm
Tours available by appointment
(307)674-1600
Built in 1879 by the Rock Creek Stage Line, the Blacksmith Shop is now home to the Bozeman Trail Museum. The Museum now houses Indian artifacts, dentistry tools, photos of the area, pioneer clothing, books, blacksmith tools, and many other artifacts from pioneer families.
The Brinton Museum
The Brinton Museum is located on the historic 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.
Hans Kleiber Studio
The Hans Kleiber Studio Musuem is dedicated to the legacy of Hans Kleiber: Artist of the Bighorns, Author, Wyoming Pioneer and Naturalist. Features mementos of this well-known local painter and printer house in his cabin studio.
King’s Museum
The Don King Museum offers a glimpse at life in the Old West through the years, and houses everything from horse-drawn hearses, taxidermy bears, moose, and elk, and rifles and handguns from some of America’s most famous duels.
Museum at the Bighorns
Visit the Museum at the Bighorns located in the heart of downtown Sheridan! Sheridan County local & Western regional history and culture is shared with rotating exhibits and programs. Visit the Museum Store for local history books and merchandise.
Museum at the Bighorns
171 N. Main St Ste 107
Sheridan, WY 82801
307.675.1150
Info@museumbighorns.org
museumbighorns.org
Sheridan College Museum of Discovery
The Leslie F. Mohns Center is the home of the Sheridan College Museum of Discovery, located south of the Whitney Center and north of the Science Center. Each year, the College hosts the Science Museum Lecture Series in the Center.
Recent remodeling and improvements have enhanced the building’s features, including a larger archeology lab, as well as enlarged areas for stone, gem, and jewelry displays. “Paul” the triceratops is in the center of the building entrance so he can greet all visitors. Additionally, several display cases are near the classrooms so students and visitors can view dinosaur bones from the Sheridan College quarry near Buffalo and learn more about the Jurassic dinosaur period.
3059 Coffeen Ave – Leslie F. Mohns Center
