The museum is a 4-1/2 acre complex, which includes:
The museum complex displays artifacts of the 19th and 20th century, including a 1938 fire engine, twin diesel engines that provided electricity for Pine Bluffs from 1937–1960, a teepee of the type used by American Indians who inhabited the area around Pine Bluffs a century ago.
Main Exhibition Hall - includes Old West artifacts
Agriculture and Transportation Building
Saint Mary's Catholic Church
Muddy Creek School, the first one-room school house in southeastern Laramie County
Bowser Homestead Cottage, an example of how early homesteaders lived
Railroad displays, including a Union Pacific Railroad caboose, a switchman's shack and a telegraph shed
Brodine-Walker Boarding House, which had been run by local families who rented rooms to railroad crewmen between assignments and travelers