Where Art Meets History
Located in the scenic Upper Wind River Country the Dubois museum boasts fine collections related to the Mountain Shoshone, Tie-Hack industry, and the historic CM Ranch.
Open Daily April – September 9-5
Open Monday – Saturday October – March 9-5
Adults $7.00
Seniors/Veteran/Students $6.00
Discover Old West Territory
The Pioneer Museum in Lander is Wyoming’s oldest museum. Visit this year during its 100th anniversary and become a part of the Pioneer Museum’s history.
Open Daily April – September 9-5
Open Monday – Saturday October – March 9-5
Adults $7.00
Seniors/Veteran/Students $6.00
Discover the Lower Wind River
The Riverton Museum explores the history of the lower Wind River as it relates to Native Americans, Agriculture and commerce. Located in the 100 year old Methodist Church, the Riverton Museum is its own piece of Riverton history.
Open Daily April – September 9-5
Open Monday – Saturday October – March 9-5
Adults $7.00
Seniors/Veteran/Students $6.00
About us
Located in Fremont County, Wyoming, our museums in Dubois, Lander, and Riverton seek to protect our cherished history and share it with generations to come. Come explore the museums or join us on one of our many programs offered. Open Monday-Saturdays 9-5!
Regular Programs
Programs
Children's Exploration Series
The Children’s Exploration Series, sponsored by Pit Stop/Bailey Tire & Auto Care provide children with hands-on learning experiences that focus on cultural history and our natural environment. Geology, Archaeology, Native American culture, agriculture and pioneer history are the focus of the programs that children love to participate in.
Adventure Treks
The Adventure Trek Series, sponsored by the Wind River Visitor’s Council is your opportunity to get into the country to explore, experience and walk in the footsteps of the rugged and independent people who discovered and settled the extraordinary Wind River region.
Discovery Speakers
The Discovery Speaker Series, sponsored by Wyoming Community Bank is your opportunity to have a more in depth look into where we have come from and where we may be going. A very dynamic group of topics are presented, both historic and contemporary themes explored with experts in their respective fields.
Historic Building Walking Tours
Historic buildings are prevalent throughout Fremont County. Dubois, Lander and Riverton all have a significant number of historic buildings that are still in use today. Enjoy the history, stories and photos associated with many prominent buildings and enjoy taking the walking tour.
Programs
Programs Schedule
The Fremont County Museums located in Dubois, Lander & Riverton offer an outstanding and diversified schedule of programs throughout the year for visitors of all ages. Take a look at the calendar of events and find the Speakers, Treks, Exploration programs and events. We are sure to have something that catches your attention and that will be both educational and entertaining.
Geology in the Dubois Area
July 10, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Join us at the Dubois Museum for an enlightening evening with Dr. David Love, who will share his deep knowledge of the geology that shapes our region. Dr. Love was born on his family’s Wyoming ranch and has spent a lifetime exploring the land on foot—long before maps, office work, and satellite imagery became the norm. As a renowned field geologist, he has educated people worldwide about Wyoming’s unique geology, natural resources, and history. His work includes more than 250 geological publications and two detailed maps, making him one of the most respected voices in the field.
This is part of the Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series.
This program is free and open to the public.
Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/
Dubois Museum 50th Anniversary Celebration
July 12, 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Join us at the Dubois Museum to celebrate our 50th anniversary 1976-2026.
This program is free and open to the public.
Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/
East Fork Geology Trek w/Dr. David Love
July 15th, 8:30 a.m.
Join us at the Dubois Museum for a unique outdoor experience! We’ll depart together for a guided trek along East Fork Rd., where renowned geologist Dr. David Love will share his expertise on the fascinating geology of the area. 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 became standard. His work has educated people worldwide about Wyoming’s geology, natural resources, and history. With over 250 geological publications and two detailed maps, Dr. Love brings unmatched insight to this hands-on adventure.
Don’t miss this chance to walk the land with an expert and discover the stories written in Wyoming’s rocks! 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 required, no exceptions! Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284.
Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/
Programs
Programs Happening Closest To You!
Programs Near Dubois
Check out what’s happening at or near the Dubois Museum! We are always adding fun and educational items!
Programs Near Lander
Check out what’s happening at the Lander Pioneer Museum! We are always adding to the schedule.
Programs Near Riverton
Riverton has a full slate of items for residents of all ages. Come see what we are offering!
Views of the Past
The Dubois Museum, Pioneer Museum in Lander, and the Riverton Museum care for outstanding photographic collections. The photo collections are available for research and prints can be purchased by contacting the individual museums. Explore these samples of historic images that help tell the story of Wind River Country.
How You Can Help
Ways To Give
Annual Giving
Annual gifts of any size are always welcome. Learn more today about how you can give to any of our locations on an annual basis.
Planned Giving
Making a planned gift is quite simple. Learn more today about how you can plan your gift to any of the Fremont County Museums.
Make a Donation
Simply make a one time donation to your Museum of choice. Every bit helps!
A Special Thanks To Our Sponsors
