History Comes Alive at the Historic Cody Mural and Museum
The Historic Cody Mural and Museum in Cody, WY., offers a powerful glimpse into the western expansion of Mormon pioneers in the late 1800s.
During your free tour, you will experience the awe-inspiring, one-of-a-kind mural painted by renowned artist Edward T. Grigware. Stretching high overhead in the Visitor’s Center rotunda, the work exemplifies the highest levels of artistic technique while sharing a remarkable, true-to-life story of faith, hard work and sacrifice. In our museum, you will also see items used by Mormon pioneers more than 100 years ago as they settled Wyoming’s rugged Big Horn Basin.
If you have any questions or would like more information about our free tours, please contact us.
The Mural
The Chicago Tribune called his work
“virile, colorful, magnificent.” Who
was mural artist Edward T. Grigware?
The Museum
Why did the pioneers colonize the
Big Horn Basin and how was Buffalo
Bill Cody involved?
