Buffalo Bill Ranch, National Historic Landmark ranch in Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Buffalo Bill Ranch is a Second Empire mansion with several historic buildings on the property. The complex includes a barn, ice house, and cob storage building alongside the main residence.
The property was established in 1878 and became a significant livestock operation in the region. The buildings date from this founding period and reflect how Cody expanded his business interests.
The property shows how Cody lived between his Wild West performances and his life as a working rancher. The exhibits tell stories of his different roles that shaped how he saw himself.
The site operates seasonally and is only open during certain months of the year. Plan your visit in advance and be prepared for uneven terrain when walking the grounds.
The property features a sophisticated irrigation system from the 1880s that demonstrates how advanced Cody's farming methods were for the era. This water network enabled him to support large-scale livestock operations.
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