Carbon County Museum
Local collections connecting Carbon County communities with ranching, railroad, mining and everyday history.
Major collections, community museums and historic places that give a Wyoming road trip deeper context.
This list mixes statewide institutions with smaller community museums. Hours can be seasonal, so check directly before making one the anchor of a travel day.
Local collections connecting Carbon County communities with ranching, railroad, mining and everyday history.
Five museums exploring Western art, Buffalo Bill, Plains Indian culture, firearms and natural history.
Statewide exhibits and collections interpreting Wyoming’s people, natural history and cultural heritage.
Immersive interpretation of the Oregon, Mormon Pioneer, California and Pony Express trails.
Dinosaur exhibits, fossils and paleontology experiences near active fossil sites.
Guided history inside Wyoming’s first state penitentiary.
Northeast Wyoming artifacts and stories inside the restored Old Stoney building.
Trail-driving, ranching and community history from the Moorcroft area.
Local history and art close to Devils Tower in northeast Wyoming.
Historic buildings and collections from the Upper North Platte Valley and copper era.
Restored military vehicles and exhibits exploring American service and conflict.
Fur-trade history, artifacts and Rocky Mountain rendezvous stories.
Wyoming geology, fossils and dinosaurs on the Casper College campus.
Wildlife art from historic and contemporary artists overlooking the National Elk Refuge.
Rodeo, Western art and Cheyenne Frontier Days history in the state capital.
Northeast Wyoming ranching, mining and community history presented through regional collections.
Western and American Indian art in the historic Quarter Circle A Ranch setting.
Big Horn Basin history, geology and cultural exhibits in downtown Worland.
Stories of irrigation, settlement and community life in the Powell Valley.
A nationally significant site preserving the history of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.
County history spanning Indigenous heritage, trails, railroads, mining and regional communities.
Pioneer, ranching and regional history on the Wyoming State Fairgrounds.
A historic site preserving the story of the World War II prisoner-of-war camp.
Local paleontology, fossil exhibits and dinosaur discovery in downtown Glenrock.
A Rawlins starting point for understanding the people, industries and communities that shaped southern Wyoming.
Pair the museum with the Wyoming Frontier Prison, downtown Rawlins or a wider Carbon County history route.
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Carbon County Museum · Rawlins, Wyoming