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you are here:  Wyoming's official state travel website / discover Wyoming / culture & heritage / historic sites / listings of historic sites / northwest historic sites 1 through 11 of 11 Filter your results: Atlantic City | Cody | Dubois | Hyattville | Jackson | Lander | Lovell | Riverton | South Pass City | Thermopolis | Worland Search within these listings. View Legend For additional property and amenity information, click on the property name. Select checkboxes and click Compare to compare up to five properties. Atlantic City Atlantic City Mercantile 100 E. Main St. Atlantic City 307-332-5143 Cody Buffalo Bill Historical Center 720 Sheridan Ave Cody 307-587-4771 Website Dubois National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center 907 W. Ramshorn St. Dubois 307-455-3429 888-209-2795 Website Hyattville Medicine Lodge State Archaeological Site 4800 Rd. 52 Hyattville 307-469-2234 Website   Jackson National Museum of Wildlife Art 2820 Rungius Rd. Jackson 307-733-5771 800-313-9553 Website Lander South Pass City State Historic Site 125 S. Pass Main St. South Pass City 307-332-3684 Website Lovell Bighorn National Forest, Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark Medicine Wheel/Paintrock Ranger District, 604 E. Main St. Lovell 307-548-6541 Riverton The Wyoming Dinosaur Center 110 Carter Ranch Rd. Thermopolis 307-864-2997 800-455-3466 Website South Pass City South Pass City State Historic Site 125 S. Pass Main St. South Pass City 307-332-3684 Website   Thermopolis The Wyoming Dinosaur Center 110 Carter Ranch Rd. Thermopolis 307-864-2997 800-455-3466 Website Worland The Wyoming Dinosaur Center 110 Carter Ranch Rd. Thermopolis 307-864-2997 800-455-3466 Website 1 through 11 of 11 Although it has little history as an actual state (after all, it's only been one since 1890), the territory that is today Wyoming goes way back. Way, way back. read more In 1863, John Bozeman and John Jacobs discovered the Bozeman Trail as a shortcut to the gold rush in Montana. Called “the last great overland emigrant trail in the American West.” read more Horseback Riding Listings Northwest Adventure Travel Northwest Campgrounds & RV Parks Northwest Fishing & Hunting Northwest Horseback Riding

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