Originally published in Points West magazine Summer 2014 Buffalo Bill Builds a Town, Part 2 Read part 1 By Jeremy M. Johnston Curator of Western… Read More
Center of the West’s curator of Buffalo Bill Museum and western history earns PhD
It’s safe to say that Jeremy Johnston—a former history professor at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, and now Curator of Western History and the Buffalo… Read More
Space is still available to register for our Centennial Symposium
Have you heard about our upcoming Buffalo Bill Centennial Symposium, August 2 – 5? As a part of our year-long celebration, our own Buffalo Bill… Read More
Tickets still available for Centennial symposium at Buffalo Bill Center of the West August 2–5
As a part of the year-long Centennial celebration, the Buffalo Bill Center of the Wests Buffalo Bill Museum brings renowned international scholars and museum professionals… Read More
Mr. Postman: Is there a letter for me?
There was a time when Mr. Postman was a neighborhood celebrity, and letter writing was a big deal. In the letter above, Charles Dickens (1812… Read More
Papers staff delves deeper in the life of William F. Cody at Center of the West
At the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, the Papers of William F. Cody—an archive of the life and times of an… Read More
NEH awards Papers of William F. Cody $300,000 grant
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has announced a nearly $300,000 grant to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West for its continued work… Read More
Papers of William F. Cody honored in National Endowment for the Humanities’ 50th anniversary
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has chosen the Papers of William F. Cody at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West as one… Read More
Montana State University professor examines American Indians from wild west shows who chose to reside in Europe
On Thursday, September 25 at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Dr. Walter Fleming presents a lecture titled “‘Laying out ten to see a… Read More
Center of the West speaker shares connection between Scotsman and 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre
Cowboy. Gold prospector. Linguist. Victorian gentleman. Adventurer. Writer. Politician—all apt words for Scotland’s Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham (1852 – 1936). On Monday, June 23, Chris… Read More
