buffalo bill cody homestead
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buffalo bill cody homestead印象
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great old west home, visit inside and grounds, cheap admission. great photos oppotunity.well upkept , gift shop on premesis
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My son had a school project on Buffalo Bill. They staff spent time with him answering his questions and showing him around. Thanks!
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I wasn't pleased that a mobile home and garage had been moved on site. The old house looked the same but the area seemed changed.
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A nice little day trip for Buffalo Bill enthusiasts. There is also a church in the area where Buffalo Bill's brother is burried.
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Well preserved and and nice pieces from the time period. There are live buffalo on the property which is nice for the kids.
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nice place to visit; country atmosphere; Buffalo Bill's history
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Buffalo Bill, William F. Cody, lived in this house for a short while as a boy. His father built the original native limestone portion in 1847, the post-Cody frame addition is circa 1870. The home is jammed with period pieces, many supplied by the Colonial Dames of Iowa, none that I saw were connected to Cody. The provenance of items is questionable, the attendant was unhelpful. $2 admission fee, open April 1 to November 1, the home is out in the country 20 minutes from Interstate 80. Cards and a few trinkets are for sale. Five bison graze in the adjoining field, sometimes a good distance away. I can only recommend the home to Buffalo Bill fanatics, Scott County residents, and people who can't get enough of mediocre 19th century artifacts.