Old Trail Town Research Paper

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Old Trail Town in Cody, WY

There are not many eras in American History, that has intrigued us as much as the "Old West." Over the years, the Old West has been depicted in many ways, especially bringing attention to to the legends of gunfights and the notorious outlaws, who seem larger than life back then. In Cody, Wyoming, there is a special place that brings visitors back to these days.
Old Trail Town is an amazing attraction that captures this unforgettable time in history.

With a twenty two year span from 1879-1901, Old Trail Town focuses on the height of the Old West. Old Town Trail consist of over twenty five old historical buildings, many which was carefully reassemble and meticulously placed to make the town unique. In addition

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