Jade collector Stan Grove of the Riverton Mineral and Gem Society will be giving his talk “Green in Them Hills: The Allure of Fremont County Jade.” Since at least the 1930s, south-central Wyoming has been recognized as a top locality for nephrite jade of various colors and textures, well suited for jewelry and carving, and with an international market. Stan will present the story of this mineral treasure – its geology, history and lapidary appeal.
The Dubois Museum’s “Annual Tie Hack Trek” will be hosted on August 6th at 8:30am as part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series: This year we will follow the tie hacks Union Pass to see where the tie hacks lived, flumes that brought the ties down, and a headgate.
This dazzling event showcases Native American History and Culture every Wednesday at 7pm from June 19th – August 28th.
The Dubois Museum will host the “Bonneville Pass Nature Trek” on July 30th at 8:30am. This program is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series.
Join Museum staff and regional expert Lynn Stewart on a hike through Bonneville Pass. Experience the breathtaking flora and fauna at high elevation.