The West Is Calling
We’re excited to be back open for the season! We’ve been working to update three of our current exhibits and install touchable items back onto the floor.
Pearl Harbor--an attack so close to home. Learn about the men of Sheridan County who sacrificed their lives in the name of freedom.
This is the story of an 18-year-old man from Sheridan who was inducted into the Army to fight in World War II and died as a POW.
SAVE THE DATE
Sharing Sheridan's Stories
Help preserve our wonderful history.
01. Our mission
Preserve our local history and keep it accessible to the Sheridan community, tourists and visitors.
02. Our vision
Grow our collection space and create more dynamic experiences for Museum visitors.
Become a larger repository for repository for historic documents, photographs and artifacts.
03. our goals
Build relationships with donors that support our mission and vision.
Partner with area businesses and organizations to share the stories of Sheridan County.
artifacts in our collection
YEARLY PARTICIPANTS IN CHILDRENS PROGRAMS
YEARLY STUDENTS ON SCHOOL TOURS
What they Say
“What a great little museum! So much history shared in a a neat flow. The staff was awesome as well. Definitely worth the stop!."
“Great starting place for connecting with local history. Our area is rich in history, and the Sheridan County Museum is very conveniently located just West of I-90 exit #23. Plenty to see, and they will help you find more about what interests you.”
“They have the display of Sheridan Beer look very nice. It's been a pleasure working with them. Thanks for doing Sheridan Beer!!”
“Fantastic Exhibits! Really enjoyed the redesigned Museum. Exhibits are new and include WYO rodeo, Crow Nation and Sheridan Beer.”
“I had a great time learning about the area. I was intreged with the history of the area. I didn't realize coal was such a big part of the areas history. Liked the Indian battle panaramic. I spent 2 hrs there but it can be toured in about an hour if you don't have to many interests in the area.”
“Out with friends. Enjoyed seeing the museum and the conference meet and greet on the deck. Beautiful view of the mountains.”
