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The Campbell County Rockpile Museum is a history museum that focuses on local and regional history and the rich culture and heritage of the people of Campbell County, Wyoming, and the Powder River Basin. The museum features a variety of exhibits highlighting each period of the history of the Powder River Basin, displaying an extensive collection of fossils, Native American artifacts, tools, weapons, saddles, and horse-drawn vehicles. Other interesting pieces in the museum’s collections include an original homestead shack, a sheepherder’s wagon, and a fossilized tree from 50 million years ago. Interactive exhibits include four videos related to the coal mining industry and transportation of coal from the local mines.

900 W 2nd St, Gillette, WY 82716, Phone: 307-682-5723

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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