national historic trails interpretive center

The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center will host an exhibit about Wyoming's rich archaeological and cultural resource heritage next month, according to a prepared statement.

For more than a century, people rode the rails to get from one place to another in Wyoming and beyond.

The Pony Express held a technological shelf life in the early 1860s for about as long as an unpopular smart phone nowadays. But from April 3, 1860, to Oct. 21, 1861, it stood as a transportation marvel for moving mail -- $5 for a letter -- 2,000 miles in about 10 days through now eight states from St...

The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center announces its annual living history special event. This year’s event, Wyoming Heritage Days, celebrates the 125th anniversary of Wyoming statehood.

The 36th annual re-ride of the Pony Express National Historic Trail will pass through Casper on Friday, June 19, at approximately 10 a.m., at the Bureau of Land Management’s National Historic Trails Interpretive Center. Free admission to the Trails Center is offered all day...

The Spring Trek of the Wyoming chapter of the Oregon-California Trails Association will feature a field trip Friday afternoon May 15 to the site of the so-called Battle of Red Buttes west of Casper and a trek the following day to Oregon Trail sites from Casper west to Devil’s Gate...

Santa's got his sleigh and his ho-ho-ho, but the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center has got the trains and the choo-choo-choo.

Trains replace covered wagons as the main attraction at an interactive display on through December at the the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center . Trails Center Interpreter, Alex Rose, says they're bringing back the popular show that premiered last year and attracted lots of folks who enjoyed the chance to reconnect with the model trains of their youth...

The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center will celebrate their 10th anniversary with pioneer reenactments, Ten Sleep troubadour Jalan Crossland and a lot more. You can ride in a wagon, push a handcart, explore a homestead, check out a tipi, and more ...

The woman who's driving force and pioneering effort founded the National Historical Trails Interpretive Center in Casper died late last week. Edna Kennell was 82 years old. She was remembered at a memorial at the Trails Center on Tuesday...