We are certainly glad you could join us here. We are located one block north of Highway 70 in Savery, Wyoming.

We are also proud to have 2 building located in Baggs on Highway 789, The Baggs Outlaw stop is a great place to  enjoy a picnic or just browse the original Old Baggs Town Hall and the Mathews/Gaddis house were Butch Cassidy, Sundance and the Gang would frequently stop in to visit. 

The museum in Savery  is well worth the stop!  We have 12 buildings in a beautifully landscaped setting.  All the buildings are full of displays that represent the history of the Little Snake River Valley. The museum has grown from the main building that was the Savery School up until 1972 to where we are today. We offer a picnic area and public restrooms.

If you enjoy history you will be amazed by the amount of donated and loaned items displayed.  These items range from old vehicles, farm equipment, saddles, sheep wagons, fire trucks, musical instruments, blacksmith shop, household items, clothing, military display, local country Dr. Noyes's medical supplies, art work, quilt display, memorial room for Jean Russell and so much more. 

Each of our buildings are open for you to tour and are displayed with items that are relevant to the era of the building.

We hope to see you in person soon!

This museum has taken many years with strong creative hands and minds to make it what it is today! We are grateful for all the items that have been donationed or placed on loan. We are truly thankful for everyone who has worked and volunteered through the museum. The volunteer members who serves or has served on the Little Snake River Museum District board has put in many hours and given their time to our community through service. Thank you!