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Interpretive center documenting the WWII Japanese American incarceration at Heart Mountain — primary-source civil rights and wartime history.

Regional history museum covering Jackson Hole's fur trade, settlement, and conservation history within the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.

Regional museum documenting homestead-era settlement of the Bighorn Basin — covers land acts, frontier agriculture, irrigation history, and Wyoming settlement.

County museum in Thermopolis covering Wyoming frontier, ranching, and Native American history alongside regional geology exhibits.

Oregon Trail landmark rock where thousands of westward emigrants carved their names — primary-source site for westward expansion and pioneer history.

Interpretive center on the Lander Cutoff of the Oregon Trail — covers westward migration, pioneer hardship, and 19th-century American expansion.

Wyoming state petroglyph site with over 280 recorded rock art panels — covers Indigenous Plains archaeology, pre-contact cultural history, and geology.

Historic LDS pioneer site along the Mormon Trail where the Willie and Martin handcart companies suffered losses — 19th-century westward migration and primary-source history.

Preserved 1890s homestead and hand-pulled ferry site on the Snake River — covers Jackson Hole pioneer settlement, frontier commerce, and western expansion.

LDS historic site commemorating the 1856 Martin Handcart Company disaster — covers westward migration hardship, pioneer history, and Wyoming geography.

Regional museum in Sheridan covering Bighorn Mountains history, Native American cultures, cattle ranching, and Wyoming frontier settlement.

Museum documenting the Rocky Mountain fur trade era — frontier history, Indigenous trade networks, and 19th-century westward expansion.

Museum dedicated to the American West featuring art, artifacts, and cowboy heritage — supports frontier history, Western expansion, and cultural studies.

Collection of original frontier-era buildings relocated to one site near Cody — covers Wyoming settlement history and Plains frontier culture.

Oregon Trail cliff face with thousands of emigrant inscriptions — primary-source westward migration and pioneer history.

Local history museum covering Rock Springs' coal-mining heritage, railroad development, and the 1885 anti-Chinese massacre — supports labor and immigration history.

Living-history homestead in Pinedale, WY demonstrating 19th-century pioneer ranch life and Wyoming frontier settlement.

Preserved 1860s gold-mining ghost town on the Oregon Trail — covers westward expansion, frontier mining economy, and Wyoming territorial history.

Wyoming museum featuring stagecoaches and overland trail artifacts covering 19th-century Western transportation and frontier settlement history.

Wyoming ranch museum featuring Western American art and ranching heritage — covers 19th–20th-century cattle culture, Plains history, and American art traditions.

Sheridan mansion of cattle baron John B. Kendrick — covers Wyoming cattle-ranching history, frontier wealth, and early 20th-century Wyoming politics.

Uinta County Museum in Evanston, WY covering Wyoming territorial history, Chinese railroad workers, and the Transcontinental Railroad era.

University anthropology museum with collections covering archaeology, human evolution, and Indigenous cultures of the Rocky Mountain region.

On-base museum at F.E. Warren AFB covering ICBM history, nuclear deterrence, and Air Force heritage — supports Cold War history and aerospace science.