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Pioneer Museums in the Park | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Six museums with varied interests are located on the park grounds. The Pioneer Museum Building is a walk through museum that is displayed with many donated and on loan items from members in the community from their homesteads, business, and farms. They were pioneers, journalist, doctors, and entertainers. The One Room School House is the original building used as a school in the early 1900's and later as a community building. It is one of the remaining schools from the 101 One-room School houses. The School now offers hands on history lesson of 1910 class for all area students, groups or tours that are interested in attending a class in 1910. Minie R. Slief is now a local community building, holding memorabilia from surrounding communities that were once very active towns and now are very quiet or no longer around. The Cheyenne Depot holds the Railroad History of Roger Mills County Area that once had come through. The Log Cabin is the original homestead from the 1892 land runners, this home has survived nine families, three moves and a flood. The Centennial Veterans building features uniforms, photos and memories from our county military men and women that served in our nation conflicts in past and present. The Chapel building is used for weddings and a meeting room. It is a remodeled building that was in the Cheyenne area. Visitors welcome at all times. Donations welcome. To view buildings after hours or arrange a tour group or wedding please call the museum office. Call or visit our website for more information. General Info: Free Admission, Gift Shop, Handicap Accessible Tour Group Services: Tour Bus Parking, Tour Group Welcome Reception, Group Rates, Guided Tours Days/Hours Open: Tue-Sat 10am-4pm (Mar 1-Nov 2, 2008) Directions: From I-40 Exit 20 (Sayre), go N on Hwy 283 to Cheyenne. Park is located on S edge of town. Highway Corridor: US-183 Group Contact: Nanette Gallegos |
