“Beautiful, Daring Western Girls,” by Sarah Wood-Clark, former assistant registrar, was originally published in a 1983 Buffalo Bill [Center of the West] newsletter. This blog… Read More
epiCENTER: Explore the CENTER of it all with our staff!
Enjoy the observations and interests of the people who work at the Center of the West here in our staff blog. Just note that these are the personal perspectives of individual staff members, and are not meant to be official representations of Center expertise or policy.
The Passions and Projects of Artist-in-Resident Mike Poulsen
There are only a few days left to see artist-in-residence Mike Poulsen. Don’t miss this opportunity! Cody resident Mike Poulsen began painting as a child… Read More
Part I: Beautiful, Daring Western Girls
“Beautiful, Daring Western Girls,” by Sarah Wood-Clark, former assistant registrar, was originally published in a 1983 Buffalo Bill [Center of the West] newsletter. This blog… Read More
Colt’s Colt?
This article—authored by former curator Richard Rattenbury—was originally featured in a 1981 Buffalo Bill Center of the West newsletter. Colonel Samuel Colt passed from the… Read More
Celebrating Local Students
Celebrating local students can make lifelong impacts that encourage skill building, problem solving, and creativity, while igniting a spark that could impact them for years to come. Last summer the… Read More
Wonders of the World
“Wonders of the World” by Sarah Wood-Clark, former assistant registrar, was originally published in a 1983 Buffalo Bill [Center of the West] newsletter. Billed as… Read More
Revisiting “The Flamboyant Fraternity”
This article was originally authored by former Curator of History Paul Fees, and was published in a 1981 Buffalo Bill [Center of the West] newsletter.… Read More
5 Reasons to Add Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue to Your Visit
Authentic cowboy music tells a rich tale that celebrates the legacy and history of the mythic West. At the Buffalo Bill Center of the West,… Read More
Plains Indian Weapons—Part 3: the Lance
In this third part of the series of blogs on Plains weaponry, I will talk about lances… The lance—wahúkeza—is another weapon commonly used on the… Read More
Find out what visitors are saying about the Center during our Centennial
With the Center’s programs in full swing, we are welcoming more and more visitors through our doors each day. Whether it’s cooking demonstrations at the… Read More
