Glenrock Paleontological Museum
The Glenrock Paleontological Museum and Dr. Robert T. Bakker Education Center provides the community with a trip into the dinosaur age of our area with Lady Stephanie at the helm.  Lady Stephanie is a Triceratops that was discovered 5 miles north of Glenrock in 1994.  She is the ‘first-lady’ of the local museum and an attraction not to be missed.  The museum is concerned with the process of cleaning, preparing and exhibiting fossil remains.  Displays include not only numerous Wyoming dinosaurs, but also fossilized mammals, small reptiles, and fish from several unique, one-of-a-kind housed at the museum that makes it a destination for many travelers.  In addition to the material museum, the “Paleon” is one of the few facilities where visitors can walk through the preparation lab to see the fossils being cleaned, repaired, and assembled.  Visitors can also see the process of making casts of important specimens which are used for research at other institutions.  Questions are welcome!!

The Glenrock Paleontological Museum is located at 506 W. Birch Street.
Telephone/Fax: PH–307-436-2667 Fax–307-436-5477
Email: paleon@paleon.org

Glenrock Deer Creek Historical Museum
935 W. Birch (Highway 20-26): The building housing this museum was formerly the church of Our Redeemer Lutheran.  It was moved from Kinnear, Wyoming to its present location in 1976.   The museum displays articles and artifacts from the pre-history of the Indians through the immigration days on the Oregon-California Trail and early settlement.  The cattle industry, mining and oil played a large part in the development of Wyoming which is also represented. 

The museum is a free museum and is open from 10:00 am to 4:00 PM every day except Wednesday and Thursday, from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and is handicapped accessible.