The basement of the main museum building is also used for community activities and family gatherings. We also have an outside pavilion for summer events!
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Jim Baker Cabin
Jim Baker's cabin was built in 1873 among the tepees of the Shoshone Indian tribe who adopted Baker. The cabin was originally located just a few miles from where it is now at the Little Snake River Valley Museum.
Jim, born in 1818, died in 1898 and is reputed to have saved the lives of 35 trappers, married several times to Indian women and having many children. View the Jim Baker Biography.
