I’m Levi Meyer, the Internet Interpretation Intern at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. I’m a senior Mass Communication major and English minor at Colorado Mesa University. After five […]
Wyoming
Buffalo Bill’s spurs torched—on purpose.
Sometime around 1959, Cody, Wyoming’s, iconic statue sustained a mishap due to vandals. Evidently, some nefarious ne’er-do-wells nabbed the spurs off Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney’s (1875 – 1942) monumental sculpture […]
Free Field Trips for Park County Students
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is thrilled to announce free field trips for Park County students during the 2014 – 2015 school year. Very generous private donors—the Stephen […]
Treasures from Our West: Charles Belden photograph
Originally featured in Points West in Summer 2007 Charles Belden Photograph: Cowboy reading to his horse Ah, the cowboy life. In this black and white glass plate negative by the […]
Early Summer Snowy mountains near Cody, Wyoming
The early summer snowy mountains near Cody, Wyoming are breathtakingly beautiful and often intimidating. These photos were taken in June when the roads had just opened and people were still […]
Fourth of July Parade in Cody, Wyoming
Best 4th of July parade is the Fourth of July Parade in Cody, Wyoming!! We got it all, heroes, horses, and all the First Responders’ vehicles that are old, cool, loud, […]