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 Located in the 1894-95 City Hall, the most imposing exhibit of the museum, the building itself, houses a variety of long term and temporary exhibits. Restored in 1991, the building offers a sense of 1890s Rock Springs’ pride at its growth and survival along the major East-West corridor. The history on display covers cowboys, outlaws, railroading, ethnic diversity, labor issues and, underneath it all, coal. Coal brought the Union Pacific Railroad, which, in turn, imported a great variety of workers. The museum is open year round, Monday through Saturday. Call for hours. Admission is free. |
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