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Old Trail Town, Cody

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#1 of 41 in Historic Sites in Wyoming

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See what the stomping grounds of Buffalo Bill Cody and Gen. Custer looked like at Old Trail Town, a reconstructed Old West setting. Although it appears the area was suddenly abandoned, the town was carefully constructed in the 1960s using antique materials collected from the region. Visit the memorial to legendary mountain man Liver-Eating Johnson, and explore the log cabin that belonged to Curly, a Crow Native American scout. Explore the other cabinlike buildings, which are decorated with artifacts to resemble town staples, such as a general store, living quarters, and a school room. A small fee gets you access to the grounds for a self-guided. Arrange your visit to Old Trail Town and discover more family-friendly attractions in Cody using our Cody journey planner .

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• By KSEnglish

  Very interesting, educational, beautiful open range surrounded. Depending on your interest, you could spend several hours there.  more »

• By Steve_at_Studio_5a

  There's lots of old buildings which have been re-built on the site - some people seem to get upset that they haven't been 'sanitised' like they see on TV, but they are well worth looking around and tr...  more »

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• By Mike Johnson

  Cool little town. 26 old buildings. Native American and western memorabilia artifacts. It has a cabin that was once used by Kid Curry and the Sundance Kid, used as a hideout, among others. There is a tour (check website for pricing).

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• By Kasper Bosscher

  Very nice rebuild old town. All original buildings from the area. Gives you a real nice inside in how log cabins where build and how the people lived back in the days. Nice description of the buildings and a story of the history of each one. Also a lot of cariages and tools are on display. The entry fee is small and used to preserve the buildings.

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