Great museum to stop at with very nice exhibits for all. Loved the trains and the old buildings... read more
Great museum to stop at with very nice exhibits for all. Loved the trains and the old buildings. Worth the visit if you are in Centennial.
Great museum to stop at with very nice exhibits for all. Loved the trains and the old buildings... read more
Kevin was great giving us a tour of the historical museum. Taking us to each building and... read more
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Great museum to stop at with very nice exhibits for all. Loved the trains and the old buildings. Worth the visit if you are in Centennial.
Kevin was great giving us a tour of the historical museum. Taking us to each building and explaining a lot of how life was like when Centennial was first developed.
Nici museum is a great place for every family and history buff to visit. It is well preserved, well run operation with several buildings to walk thru. The train caboose is in the most excellent condition I have ever seen. The town of Centennial has...More
If it wasn't for the fact that there are every bit of 278 people in this little hamlet, you could be forgiven if you completely by-passed this Historical Museum on the outskirts of the burgeoning metropolis known as Centennial, Wyoming. The roar of the dense...More
This is a museum run by volunteers. It's a bit of a hodge podge of relics donated, but it tells a warm and realistic history of the establishment of Centennial. Don't miss it if you want to better understand the area.
Wonderful locally developed and supported museum that captures the material history of life and industry in this frontier town. Rail car (caboose), antique farming equipment, household and other artifacts are among the many fascinating items displayed.
In the small mining town of Centennial, Wyoming. Displays on mining and rail road as well as early pioneer life in the Wyoming mountains
A lot of interesting stuff about the town of Centennial and how it came to be .... especially about the railroad's and how they were built.
At the base of the Snowy Mountains in Centennial you will find this museum. It is run by donations & staffed by volunteers. It has limited hours, so you will need to plan accordingly. The 1st time we were in town, they were closed. The...More
This museum is staffed and run entirely by volunteers and you can tell they're really passionate about it. I was driving through on a Sunday and I was surprised to see that it was open because most of the museums in Wyoming are open Tuesday-Saturday....More