National Historic Trails Interpretive Center

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The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is a museum and educational facility in Casper, Wyoming, that explores the history and experiences of pioneers traveling the Oregon, California, Mormon, and Pony Express trails.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educational facility
interpretive center
museum
accessibleBy automobile
category history museum in Wyoming
trail-related museum
transportation museum in Wyoming
country United States
dedicatedTo National Historic Trails System
historic emigrant trails
focusesOn California Trail
Mormon Trail
Oregon Trail
Pony Express Trail
history of 19th-century overland migration
westward expansion of the United States
hasExhibitType educational displays
historical artifacts
interactive exhibits
multimedia presentations
hasView Casper Mountain
North Platte River valley
linked to: North Platte River
hasWebsite official website of the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
language English
locatedIn Casper, Wyoming
Natrona County, Wyoming
United States
Wyoming
near North Platte River
downtown Casper
offers educational programs
guided tours
school group activities
operatedBy Bureau of Land Management
ownedBy Bureau of Land Management
partOf heritage and cultural attractions in Casper
subjectOf heritage tourism in Wyoming
theme frontier history
overland trails
pioneer experiences

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Casper, Wyoming hasMuseum National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
Baker County, Oregon contains Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
linked to: National Historic Trails Interpretive Center