Monthly Archives: June 2019

We were very fortunate to be standing near the door as a small group of people were invited into the Discovery Laboratory It was quite fascinating to see several of the items they had assembled and others they were working … Continue reading →

This sign greets you near the entrance. There are several airplanes on display near the entrance and some distance away there are many other aircraft. Below is one of the larger aircraft. The other aircraft are below. Two images from … Continue reading →

Last night we joined my wife’s nephew and his wife for their anniversary at the Cody Cattle Company. It was our first visit there and we were very happy with the accommodations, the buffet meal, and the entertainment by The … Continue reading →

This morning we visited the Draper Museum of Natural History. Below is an image of the entry and another which explains the museum. This Museum is on several different levels, all wheelchair accessible. While this museum is full of excellent … Continue reading →

We decided today to take a day off from visiting the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Instead we drove around to some areas we had not seen before and ended up on a country road where we found some … Continue reading →

Yesterday we viewed the Buffalo Bill Museum, a remarkable concentration of memorabilia from the life of a remarkable man. This statue greets all who visit. Perhaps one item in the collection which many are unaware of is the Congressional Medal … Continue reading →

We visited the Cody Museum again today. Below are some of the bronze statues located in various locations on the grounds of the museum. One which is very popular is the one of Sacajawea, the Indian which assisted Lewis and … Continue reading →

A wonderful place to spend some time while one is in Cody, Wyoming. This 7 acres under one roof of museums is affiliated with the Smithsonian and has a lot of wonderful displays and information. The five museums are Buffalo … Continue reading →

We had a great time yesterday visiting this powwow held here in Cody, Wyoming every year. It now attracts more than 200 dancers representing 28 tribes from across the United States. During the two days of powwow visitors will see … Continue reading →

Originally constructed as the Shoshone Dam it was once the highest dam in the world. Below is an informational panel. On our way out to the Dam I thought this red outcropping was interesting. The lake formed by the dam … Continue reading →