The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is a museum complex in Cody, Wyoming, dedicated to the American West. It includes five museums showcasing art, history, and culture, such as the Plains Indian Museum and the Cody Firearms Museum.

Old Trail Town is a recreated historic frontier town in Cody, Wyoming. It features buildings and artifacts from 1879 to 1901, including hideouts of famous outlaws and a grave marked by a Hollywood connection.

Buffalo Bill Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam on the Shoshone River in Wyoming. Built in 1910, it was the tallest dam in the world at that time and plays an important role in irrigation and power generation.

Cody Firearms Museum showcases over 3,000 firearms. It highlights the history of guns in America and features many rare and historical pieces.

Cody Dug Up Gun Museum features over a thousand relic guns and weapons from various historical periods. It offers a look into American history from the Revolutionary War to World War II, making it appealing for families and history buffs.