Scamahorn Museum - Located on West 5th Street in Wayland Park, the Scamahorn Museum is the 1884 original church structure dedicated as the First Methodist Episcopal Society in northwest Nebraska. Groups may visit by appointment during the closed season, which is June through September. The Tri State Old Time Cowboys Memorial Museum - Located in Whiship Park, the 40 foot by 80 foot log building was constructed in 1969 as a testimonial to the rugged western life of the old time cowboys who worked as ranch hands and performed at the Sheridan County Rodeo. Exhibits include an early chuck wagon, old saddles, chaps, spurs, tools and gear used from early ranches of the late 1880s to modern times, as well as many other artifacts and relics pertaining to ranching and cowboys. The museum is open every afternoon from June 1 through September 15, and by request at any time.
Admission is free.
Bowring Ranch - A historical museum about Arthur and Eva Bowring, who both served in the U.S. House of Representatives. It is located 30 miles east of Gordon, just north of Merriman. This working ranch lies in a sandhills valley rich in Nebraska history. A newly constructed visitors center houses artifacts and memorabilia of early day ranching and the Bowring's political careers. The ranch is open for tours of the original Bowring home which is filled with antique china and glassware.