in summer as the portal to Grand Teton National Park—and in between it slumbers, this town of some 11,000 permanent residents at the far western edge of Wyoming.

The Wyoming State Museum is participating in the Museum Social Impact in Practice (MSIIP) study, a national initiative led by the American Alliance of Museums and funded by ...

The Wyoming State Museum is honored to present this special exhibit celebrating the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust's 25-year commitment to preserving agricultural lands. This exhibit showcases ...

Due to their high quality and scientific value, fossils from Wyoming have been relocated to museums and collections across the globe. We need your help to document Where in the World Wyoming's fossils ...

None more so than the university’s museums. CSU’s Gregory Allicar Museum of Art and Wyoming’s University of Wyoming Art Museum have proposed a wager. The winner of the teams’ battle would ...

Ready to pursue your passion for history and visual arts? The University of Wyoming’s museum studies minor provides undergraduate students with both theoretical and practical experience that helps ...

"Railroads are what built the united states, if it had not been for the railroad, the west would not have been settled." ...

If CSU wins, it will keep Beth Van Hoesen’s “Pale Horse” (1991) to display at its Gregory Allicar Museum of Art through the end of the academic year in May. If Wyoming wins, it will receive ...

WILLIAMSBURG— The Muscarelle Museum of Art at William & Mary reopened its doors to the public on Feb. 8 after the completion ...

Albert Bierstadt's“Wind River Country, Wyoming” painting as it is displayed in the Whitney Western Art Museum The Buffalo Bill Center of th ...

The Wyoming State Archives Speaker Series is proud to present Archivist Leslie Waggener on Thursday, February 13, at 7 p.m. Waggener will discuss the historical impact of the second Ku Klux Klan (KKK) ...