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Romeo Lake, Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming. Photo by Rob Yingling/Bighorn Web
Design
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| · Wyoming State Parks & Historic Sites |
| · Wyoming's Best |
| · Wyoming Division of Tourism |
| · Wyoming State Historical Society |
| · American Heritage
Center: University of Wyoming |
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· BigHornMountains.Com
Comprehensive travel and tourism information and photos for northern
Wyoming's beautiful Big Horn Mountains region. |
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· Travel the
Bozeman Trail
Extensive information on Bozeman Trail history and events. |
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· Frontier
Heritage Alliance
A multi-state non-profit alliance that addresses historical and cultural
themes that transcend county and state lines on the Northern Plains
and in the Rocky Mountain West. |
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· American Indian
College Fund
FPK/BTA Advisory Board member Rick Williams is Executive Director
of this outstanding organization. |
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· Backtrack West
This link has registration information for college credit course
on the Bozeman Trail. |
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· Overland Trails
The above site is highly recommended by OCTA as the best site
for links relating to emigrant trails and western history. |
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· Little Bighorn
Associates
This site also has a large selection of web page links |
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· Sheridan County Historical Society - an affiliate
of the Wyoming State
Historical Society. |
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·
U.S. Cavalry
School - Experience the United States Cavalry School situated
in Washington State's majestic Methow Valley. |
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SELECTED
BOZEMAN TRAIL SITES |
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· Virginia City
Chamber of Commerce
Located at one of the gold rush towns at the end of the Bozeman Trail.
Site includes information on Ennis, Montana and Nevada City, also.
NOTE: Also access Virginia City sites at www.virginiacity.com
and
www.montana-vigilantes.org. |
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| · Montana State
Historical Society |
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· Jim Gatchell
Museum
in Buffalo, Wyoming |
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· Pioneer Museum
in Bozeman, Montana |
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· Western Heritage
Center
Outstanding out-reach programs covering the region. |
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· Montana
Vigilantes
The above link is controversial in its view of the Vigilante movement
in early Montana. We take no sides, but it is interesting and has great
photos not available elsewhere, particularly of the old gold mining
town of Bannack. |
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· Bannack State
Park
This history town near Dillon, Montana, now a state park is a
pristine
example of the early gold mining towns. |
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| · Fort Laramie |
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· Fort
Laramie Historical Association
A non-profit organization supporting the Fort Laramie National Historic
Site. |
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· Fort
Caspar
An early post on outskirts of the town of Casper, Wyoming |
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· Chief
Plenty Coups State Park
Chief Plenty Coups Museum and Historic Home, near Pryor, Montana
on the Bozeman Trail. |
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| · Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument |
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