Woolaroc Museum – Part 3

2014.12.20

Four of the original twelve bronzes entered in the 1927 Pioneer Woman contest.  This six-horse Concord Express stagecoach operated from 1869 to 1912 in Montana Territory, covering 625,000 miles in forty-three years.

Four of the original twelve bronzes entered in the 1927 Pioneer Woman contest, Woolaroc Museum
Six-horse Concord Express stagecoach from Montana, Woolaroc Museum

American bison, popularly called buffalo.

American bison head, Woolaroc Museum
American bison hooves, Woolaroc Museum

Carved and painted scenes The Medicine Show and Road Agents at Prairie Dawg Junction by Lynn Doughty.  More detail than two photos can capture.

<em>The Medicine Show</em> by Lynn Doughty, Woolaroc Museum
<em>Road Agents at Prairie Dawg Junction</em> by Lynn Doughty, Woolaroc Museum

Vintage Phillips 66 tanker truck.

Phillips 66 tanker truck (ca. 1930), Woolaroc Museum
Phillips 66 tanker truck (ca. 1930), Woolaroc Museum

The Woolaroc airplane, the first feature of what would become the Woolaroc Museum.

The <em>Woolaroc</em> Travel Air 5000 monoplane, Woolaroc Museum
The <em>Woolaroc</em> Travel Air 5000 monoplane, Woolaroc Museum