Buffalo Bill Museum An exhilirating and white-knuckle drive! After the scary drive, see how they made a dash for the restrooms! I decided to use the outdoor ablutions ... (Just kidding!) Next stop : Buffalo Bill Historical Center Word of warning  :  You need an entire day to explore and appreciate this museum.  We tried to fit in as much as we could in the couple of hours we spent there.   "Charge of the Cavalry" was one of the most beautiful castings I have ever seen. The coach and wagon below reminded me how difficult transport was way back then. A display of Buffalo Bill's costumes and decorated saddle Had Robert been with us, he would still be looking at the 2700 firearms! The above display of an Indian couple and their children was eye-catching. Some of the beautiful Indian beadwork Though it was interesting to see the different animals, I kind of would have preferred them to be still alive and roaming the parks OK, I guess this needs explaining ... in my quest to meet a cowboy, we came across Rodeo Rider Cody Nash.  He was giving a demonstration at the museum on rodeo riding. I promise I didn't ask him to pose with me and I swear he put his arm around me first! Just out of town, we stopped at the Buffalo Bill Dam