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Stagecoach Museum, Lusk, WY
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Stagecoach Museum

A small volunteer-run history museum in Lusk, Wyoming, with artifacts about the local cow town and the region's pioneer past.

Lusk, WY

About Stagecoach Museum

The Stagecoach Museum in Lusk, Wyoming, is a nonprofit history museum run mostly by volunteers. Its displays cover the town's cattle-era roots and the settlers who followed. Visitors have described several connected buildings, with artifacts ranging from a schoolhouse to a stagecoach and period clothing. Because volunteers staff it, the museum recommends calling ahead before visiting.

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