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| This was the gun used by Gail
Davis in the groundbreaking TV series Annie Oakley which ran from 1954
through 1956. Davis was an Arkansas-born actress who starred as the
legendary sharpshooter. She appeared in thirty-two feature films,
was guest on a number of TV shows, received a star on the Hollywood
Walk of Fame, was inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame, and was
a role model for young women. |
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| A beautiful bronze of Buffalo
Bill located at the museum complex. |
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| Before leaving Cody, we took a
scenic drive on Wyoming highway 291 which dead ends after about 40
miles. Along the way, we saw a couple of female pronghorn antelopes. |
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| The road ended in a canyon near
the headwaters of the South Fork of the Shoshoni River. |
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| When you see a sign like this,
you take it seriously! |
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| We saw a number of outfitters
for pack trips into the back country. |
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| This area of Wyoming (near Cody)
is beautiful! |
