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Located in the heart of Pinedale, the Museum of the Mountain Man was established to preserve the famous historical sites of the fur trade in Wyoming and is named after the men who dedicated their lives to the fur trade and to exploring the American wilderness. The museum is home to several permanent exhibits, including Jim Bridger's rifle, a collection of Winchester arms, an authentic Shoshone sheep horn bow, and an elaborately furnished buffalo-hide tipi. There are also occasional temporary exhibits that cover various topics relating to the Old West that change throughout the year. The museum is open every day between May and October.

700 E Hennick, Pinedale, WY 82941, Phone: 307-367-4101

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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