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Man to AdmireBorn in 1846,
William F. Cody experienced the Old
West to its fullest. His skill as a
buffalo hunter gained him the nickname
"Buffalo Bill." Buffalo Bill's
Wild West shows traveled the world leaving
a lasting vision of the American West.
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Past to RememberThe Museum illustrates
the life, times, and legend of William
F. Cody. It includes exhibits about
Buffalo Bill's life and the Wild West
shows, Native American objects, and firearms.
See Sitting Bull's bow and arrows, Buffalo
Bill's show outfits, Frederick Remington's
"Portrait of a Ranch Hand,"
and many other objects from the Old
West in the Buffalo Bill Museum and
Grave.
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Grave with a ViewVisit the one
and only grave of William F. "Buffalo
Bill" Cody. Located in Lookout
Mountain Park, part of the Denver Mountain
Parks system, the site overlooks the
natural beauty of the Great Plains and
the Rockies, attracting over 400,000
annual visitors. Learn more about the
buffalo herd, wildlife, and natural
attractions of the region through this
link.
