Dubois Museum - Wind River Historical Center

Dubois Museum - Wind River Historical Center

Categories

Museum

Hours:

Monday-Saturday 9:00 - 5:00

Driving Directions:

75 Miles north of Lander on Highway 287

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.

Highlights

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 Road Trip to the Union Pass Area
Geology Road Trip to the Union Pass Area
  • Dr. Dave Love: New Mexico Tech: Join us for a fun road trip to look at rocks and their geologic histories in the area of drainage divides near the top of the co
  • Tuesday Jun 27, 2023
The Snake River Plain-Yellowstone Volcanic Province
The Snake River Plain-Yellowstone Volcanic Province
  • “The Snake River plain - Yellowstone volcanic province (USA): links between bonanza gold-silver mineral deposits, extensional tectonics, and the Yellowstone hot
  • Thursday Jul 6, 2023
Kids Corner: Bonneville Pass Nature Trek
Kids Corner: Bonneville Pass Nature Trek
  • The Dubois Museum will present this Bailey Tire/Pit Stop Children’s Exploration Series program, “Kids Corner: Bonneville Pass Nature Trek” on July 22nd from 9-2
  • Saturday Jul 22, 2023
Annual Tie Hack Trek
Annual Tie Hack Trek
  • This year we will follow the tie hacks up the West Dunoir Valley to see where they harvested ties, stacked the ties, and where the main headquarters was.
  • Tuesday Aug 8, 2023