The Fremont County Pioneer Museum in Lander collects, preserves and interprets artifacts from prehistory through the 1920’s. The focus of the collection is on artifacts from the Lander Valley, Fremont County and western Wyoming.
Programs
Programs Schedule
“The Oil Industry in Wyoming Past and Future”
“The Oil Industry in Wyoming Past and Future” May 30 7pm. Dr. Saman Aryana, will present a Wyomi...
May 30 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pmThe Rawlins/Ft. Washakie Stage Line/Ferris Mountains
“The Rawlins/Ft. Washakie Stage Line/Ferris Mountains” June 1 1pm The Pioneer Museum will host R...
June 1 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm“Gold Panning Day”
“Gold Panning Day” June 8 1-2:30pm Learn all about gold panning the way the early miners did it...
June 8 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Lander Walking Tour
About
Fremont County has a rich history. Beginning in prehistoric times, many have made this area their home - ancient peoples, American Indians, and - through Western Migration - the white man. This tour concerns itself with the settling of the Lander Valley by means of its historic buildings.
Locations
- 1.) Lander’s Mill
- 2.) The IOOF Building
- 3.) The Lander Hotel
- 4.) The Bossert Building
- 5.) The Fremont Hotel
- 6.) The Noble Hotel
- 7.) The Carnegie Library
- 8.) The Fremont County Courthouse
- 9.) The M.N. Baldwin Company
- 10.) The Amoretti Bank
- 11.) The two-story Noble and Lane Building
- 12.) The Federal Building and Post Office
- 13.) Rhein’s Hardware & Sheet Metal Store
- 14.) Lander Eagle Newspaper
- 15.) Union Market
- 16.) Vaughn’s Livery Stable
- 17.) Coalter Hotel
- 18.) Lander Brewing Company & Rhodes & Gilbert Taxidermy
- 19.) City Drug Store
- 20.) Lander Mill Grain Tower
- 21.) Orchard Building
- 22.) Woodruff Mercantile
- 23.) Wind River Mountaineer
- 24.) Adams-Heron Building
- 25.) Scott Cheverolet
- 26.) Coalter’s Opera House & Bar
- 27.) Coolidge Building
- 28.) Lander Mercantile
- 29.) Camp Auger
Support the Lander Museum
Strengthen The Legacy
“Our long term vision is to provide the highest quality exhibits, programs, interpretation and research possible to our visitors and be an essential part of cultural tourism in our community. To successfully see our vision become a reality we will count on the financial support of those who believe in who we are and direction we are going.”
-Scott Goetz: FCMCD
How To Support
To help us achieve success throughout the spectrum of collections management, education, operations and expansion send your financial support to:
Fremont County Pioneer Museum
1443 Main St
Lander, WY 82520
Atten: Randy Wise
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