Dubois Museum - Wind River Historical Center

Dubois Museum - Wind River Historical Center

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Museum

About Us

The Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical Center is one of three museums operated by Fremont County. Located in the Upper Wind River Region, the Dubois Museum focuses on Native American history & culture, the Tie Hack Industry, Guest Ranch history and geology.

Images

Painted Elk Hide
CM Ranch collection
Geology Trek
Bomber Crash Site
School Tours
Children's Programs
Embedded Big Horn Sheep Horns
Dubois Museum Day

Events

“Geology in the Dubois Area: with Dr. David Love"
“Geology in the Dubois Area: with Dr. David Love"
  • As a renowned field geologist, he has educated people worldwide about Wyoming’s unique geology, natural resources, and history.
  • Friday Jul 10, 2026
“East Fork Geology Trek”
“East Fork Geology Trek”
  • Dr. Love, born on his family’s Wyoming ranch, is a legendary field geologist who explored landscapes on foot long before satellite imagery and digital maps.
  • Wednesday Jul 15, 2026
“National Day of the Cowboy Chuckwagon Demo, Meal and Cowboy Poetry: with Tim Hayes"
“National Day of the Cowboy Chuckwagon Demo, Meal and Cowboy Poetry: with Tim Hayes"
  • Sip a cup of coffee while you watch the cooking process. Spectators are welcome. Purchase a ticket to enjoy the dinner.
  • Saturday Jul 25, 2026
“Millers’ Wonderful Wyoming Honey Ranch in Crowheart Trek”
“Millers’ Wonderful Wyoming Honey Ranch in Crowheart Trek”
  • This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series. Please bring a sack lunch. Space is limited. $25.00 per person. Advanced registration r
  • Friday Aug 7, 2026
“Millers’ Wonderful Wyoming Honey Ranch in Crowheart Trek”
  • This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series. Please bring a sack lunch. Space is limited. $25.00 per person. Advanced registration r
  • Saturday Aug 8, 2026
“Kid’s Corner: Tie-dye”: Saturday, August 15
“Kid’s Corner: Tie-dye”: Saturday, August 15
  • The program and activity will encourage children to learn about history and be creative. They will take home their own unique bandana they made.
  • Saturday Aug 15, 2026