807
Barnett, P O Box 43, Grand Encampment, WY 82325 · Phone
(307) 327-5308
Welcome to the Doc Culleton Interpretive Center
The
Doc Culleton Memorial Building is the main building
here at the Grand Encampment Museum. It was erected
in 1966.
Doc Culleton
Building
This is our reception
area and gift shop, where you can purchase a great
selection of books relating to our museum and
interesting historic events. We even have a local
author who has signed books in our shop!
Reception
Area
The Mosley Folding
Bathtub was originally purchased by Mr. H. H.
Andrews of Callaway, Nebraska in 1895. He bought
it from the Mosley Folding Bathtub Co., 161 South
Canal St., Chicago, IL. The bathtub was given
to the Grand Encampment Museum by the family of
Walter Flohr of Cheyenne, WY.
This is a unique opportunity
to view a "folding bathtub". Visit our
museum to see how this works and the ingenuity
that built it!
Folding
Bathtup
This bike was restored
by Henry Flohr of Saratoga, WY in 1957. Mr. Flohr
found the bicycle in the Saratoga dump. It was broken
and the wheels badly bent. It took Henry three years
to research how to make new spokes for the wheels
and to rebuild it. It came from the Charles Sanger
Ranch on Brush Creek and had been brought into the
valley by the Sanger Family.
Bicycle
for one
We have a wonderful
collection of unique artifacts including historic
dolls.
Visit our museum to see the pristine condition
dolls.
Historic
Dolls
This is the last
section of the main building. Here you see a married
couple, a collection of hats, and a Square Grand
Piano that belonged to Ben and Marie Welch in Saratoga,
Wyoming.
Couple
& Square Piano
Here you can come
look at any of our magazines, photo albums, newspapers,
and whatever else you can find for research materials!
