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BUFFALO BILL HISTORICAL CENTER 2OOO ANNUAL REPORT €HA,tnqM&F{'$ mKpsmY

By Alan K. Simpson

rrrhe vear 2000 was even belter Finally, we saw the moment rve have worked toward for a I I for us thall'991 Lool( at the very long time. We broke ground to begin construction of the numbers for our Capital Campaign. magnificent Draper Museum of Natural History. This will add We met our goal and then we set 55,000 square feet to the Historical Center and it wiil concentrate the goal even higheri How's that for on the relationship between humans and nature, and bring a progress?! We have surely raised new emphasis for visitation by families, effectively tying all of some record numbers and now our museulT'ls together for the education and errjoyment of our we're going to get out there and thousands of annual visitors. Our steady, dedicated, generous bust some more recordsl To each of trustee Narrcy-Carroll Draper has made all of this a reality. A you who have contribr.rted so toast to herl! unselfishly to this efforl, our sincere What a thrill it is for me to be leading this great organiza- thanks. You make possible ali thatwe do. tiorr during this time of rvondrous change. What a pleasure it is Adding to all of our reguiar programs and events during this to work rvith our fine and able staff, our deeply involved Board past year, rve also rvere thrilled rvith the opening of the John of Trustees, and the energetic advisory boards throughout this James Audubon exhibitiou. Curator Sarah Boehme and Associate complex but mosl rewarding process. We are seeing true lead- Director Wally Reber designed a world-class exhibition that is ership frorn all of them as we take on the many challenges of the now literally traveling the worid. The new Central utilities Plant, 2l st century. Thanks always, to the scores of volunteers rr,ho are though perhaps not quite so exciting lo some, was a real break- continuirlg to serve the Buffalo Bill Ijistorical Center in so many through. We hal'e now modernized all of our utilities systems in vital and important r'vays. I am so very pleased and honored to a manner to sefve oLlr continuing needs through the conring be aboard and am inspired by vour participation in all of oLrr decades. endeavors. We then came to the moment we were all r.t'aiting for - the opening o{ the reinterpreted Plains Indian fluseuml It was beyond all of our expectations. I'm dead serious when I say that this is surely another world-class offering irom the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. Curator Emma Hanseir and lrer crew magically transformed this museum into an absolutely resplendent showcase of Plains lndian heritage and art. Were you here for the opening? You would not have wanted to miss it. The cere- mony, the processional, the bu{falo feast, and the accompanying Plains Indian Museum Pow\ /ow, all intertwined during the same weekend. What a glorious beginning for a great and distinctive museuml

Top: opening ceremony for Friday, lune I 6, 2000 reinstallation of the Plains Indian l\4useum on lune 16, 2000.

Piciured left to right are: Renee Kewley, Jacqueline Buffington, Shirley Scherer, Freda Goodsell, Emma Hansen, Alan K. Sinlpson. Harriet Spencer, Arthur Amiotte, Curly Bear Wagirer, Joe Medicine Crolv. and Darwin St. CIair. Le{t: Biackfeet Warriors on the Seasofis of Life mezzanine level above People of the Platesu cases in the PIains Indian Museum. PilKffi€TffiM'$ REPORT

By B. Byron Price

-r hange and growth marked the L.n,run.. of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center into the ner,v mil- lennium. In 2000 rve unveiled a new Plains lndian Museum, opened a major national traveling exhibition, overhauled and enhanced our technological infrastructure and broke ground for the Draper Museum of Natural History. At the same time the museum maintained the stellar educational and public programming schedule that our patrons have come to expect. Support for the diverse and growing needs of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center demanded a vigorous and ongoing devel- opment effort.

EXI"IIBITIONS AND COLLECTIONS

The long-awaited task of reinstalling and reinterpreting the Plains lndian Museum began in lale 1999 with the removal of existing collections and two-decade old exhibits. More dynamic and interactive interpretive exhibits, designed for a variety of audiences and supported by the best in recent scholarship, repiaced these largely static displays. Curator Emma Hansen, assisted by a team of staff members and the distinguished mem- bers of the Plains Indian N4useurn advisory board sperrt five years implementing the changes. The Crand Opening celebra- tion, held durirrg Powr,vow r.veekend in lune, included a specially prepared buffalo feast for Powwolv dancers, their families, donors and other special guests of the museum. Speakers at the dedication included ioe Medicine Crow, Lloyd Kiva Nelv, Harriet Stuart Spencer, Curly Bear Wagner, Alan Simpson, Byron Price, arrd Emma Hansen. Already the subject of rvidespread acclaim, the Historical Center's new Plains Indian Museum is a powerful testament to the perseverance of Native peoples in the face of adversity. Arapaho and Shoshane of Wind River debuted on November gth as the inaugural exhibition of the PIains Indian N4useum's Special Exhibition Gallery. N4ore than 150 people braved snow Top: Architect's model of the Draper Museum of Natural Center. anci freezing temperatures to attend the Patron's opening, lvhich History additon to the Buffalo Bill Historical Bottom: Cround breaking for the Draper l\4useum of Natural included a dance performance by the Traditional CIub of History took place on October 4,2OOA ivith Nancy-Carroll Indian High School. The exhibit opening coincided Draper at the controls. Photo by Sean Campbell. with the museum's American Indian Heritage Celebration during rvhich Arapaho and tribal histolians, artists, dancers, and singers provided lhree clays of programmil.rg for children $17 million facility commenced irnmediately and left everyone and families. Iooking forward to it's opening in spring 2Oo2. As r,vorkers began In October, mLrseum patron Nancy-Carroll Draper donned a to tie the neu, addition into the existing building, our staff set- hard hat and operated the backhoe that broke ground for the tled into a hard-hat mode and for tl.re rest of the year became ner/ Draper Museum of Natural History. Construction on the accustomed to working to the rhythnis of jackhammers and Vierv of Arapaho and Shoshone of Wind Riyer exhibition, opened on November I0, 2000 in the Special Exhibition Gallery, Plains Indian Museum.

other power tools. Consortium, of which the Buffalo Bill Historical Center is a mem- lohn Janes Autlubon in the West: The Last Expedition: bcr, completed its trvo-year tour. Venues in 2000 included the Mammals of North Americo, opened at the Buffalo Bill Historical Heard Museum in Phoenix, , the Cilcrease Museum in Center on July 2nd and, after a successful summer run, moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma and the National Museum of Wildlife Art in the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. Future venues lackson Hole, Wyoming. in 2001 inclcrde the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences in Another of the Historical Center's traveling exhibits, Ni'iirii Texas and the Autry Museum of Western Heritage in Los Angeles, In a Good Way: Pl.totographs of Wind River Arapaho 1976-1996 . Sarah Boehme, the lohn S. Bugas Cr,rrator of the made stops in 2000 at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, Whitney Gallery of Western Art, organized and Associate Wyoming, the University of Museum of Fine Art, Director Wally Reber designed this remarkable and long overdue Missoula, Montana, Fremont County Public Library, Lander, presentation of Audubon's quadrupeds. Made possible by a Wyoming, Michigan Technical University, Houghton, Michigan, grant from the Shell Oil Company Foundation, the exhibition rvas and Estes Park Area Historical Museum, Estes Park, Colorado. accompanied by an equally outstanding catalog, published by Where the Buffalo Roan an exhibit produced jointly by the Harry Abrams, lnc., New York, with essays written by Boehme Buffalo Bill Historical Center and the National Park Service and several other leading scholars in the field. remained a popular attraction at the Canyon Visitor Center in In February, the Historical Center unveiled Noyel Adventures: Yellowstone National Park. The Life and Writing of General Charles King, an exhibit organized by Housel Curator Nathan Bender. The exhibit operring coincided with the Ron Western Film Seminar whose theme was the VISITATION AND COMMUNICATIONS treatment of the frontier army in film. Actor Harry Carey lr. a cast member in many John Ford westerns, rvas the keynote speaker Total attendance in 2000 was 219,641, down by 2.5Vo from at the symposium. the previous year, due in large measure to forest fires in the The traveling exhibit Powerful lmages, Persistent Voices: region in August and September. The decline in Historical Center Portrayals of tndian America, organized by Museums West attendance was modest compared to the ll% drop in admissions

4 at the east gate of Yellowstone National Parl<. With the help of a $9,t,000 grant from the Park County Travel Council, the museum mounted a more ambitious adver- tising effort in 2000 than in recent years. This grant enabled the Buffalo Bill Historical Center to advertise to a national, as rvc-ll as, regional and local audience. uighlights in 2000 included: AAA Tour Book, National Geographic Traveler, American Heritage, Wheeler's, Woodall's, Trailer Ltfe, Courier, AAA Home & Away/Mountain West Edition, Cowboys & Inclians, VIA Magazine, Wild West, Yellowstone Iournal, SouthwestArt. The Historical Center also participated with the state of Wyoming in a series of coop- erative ads that appeared in Better Homes nnd Gardens, Ladies Home Journal, Midwest Living, Mature Outlook, Country Home, SouthwestArt, Art of the West, ArtTalk and Crayola Kids. Special advertising purchases rvere made in connection rvith the Audubon exhibition and the opening of the Plains lndian Museum. During 2000 museum representatives attended two of the most important travel shows in Norih America - the Travel Industry Association Powwow show in late Ma1, and the National Tour Association show in November. These events pro- vide one-on-one marketing opportunities to group travel leaders and are a cornerstone of our group-travel marketing program. Each year numerous film crervs, journalists and photogra- phers visit the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in search of stories. 2000 was no exception. Numerous writers and media crews cov- ered the Cowboys Songs and Range Ballads weekend and the Top: Cover oI John Jomes Audubon: Plains Indian Museum Powwow and reopening and attended The Last Expedition: Mannals of several press familiarization tours. A number of foreign travel North America. Center: writers and film crews re presenting England, Italy, lapan, Audr.rbon's Nerv York Cermany, , Canada and the Czech Republic also visited studio featured in exhibi- the center. The French contingent shot footage for a documen- tion. Right: John James Audubon (1785-l8sl), tary on Buffalo Bill, rvhich was screened at the Jules Verne Film l.T. Bowen, lithographer, Festival in in the fall. Curator Paul Fees and Buffalo Bill Eastern Grey Squirrel, t8+2. Museum Advisory Board Chairman Bill Carlorv accepted a spe- William E. Weiss Fund cial award presented to the museum at that film festival. Purchase. Our Publications Department continued its exemplary ser* vice throughout the year. In addition to producing a variety of brochures, posters, signage, gallery guides and exhibit labels, sponsored by local businesses and offered for bid in a silent auc- the publications staff found time to expand our qr,rarterly journal tion, the proceeds benefiting the Center. Points West from 24 pages, l6 in full-color, to a 32 page format with 4-color throughout. In 2000 the museum introduced a new and highly 5usqss5- EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES AND PUBLIC PROCRAMS ful public relations initiative called "Fourth Fridays." On the fourth Friday of every month during the winter season, the In October the Buffalo Bill Historical Center hosted its first museum remained open after hours. Visitors were treated to ever Frontier lustice symposium. This event was organized by a special gallery talks, live music and refreshments. The Center's steering committee headed by Collier-Reed Deputy Director for annual Spring Open House held on May 2nd drer.v 1,576 visitors, Collections and Education Robert Pickering. The Frontier justice while the Holiday Open House on December 9th set an atten- symposium was the first formal event developed under the dance record as 3,612 guests enioyed a daylong schedule of umbrella of our nervly formed Cody Institute of Western musical and dance acts, a visit from Santa, and 400 dozen cook- American Studies. The Cody Institute of Western American ies baked by staff and volunteers. Attendees also got to view Studies is an Internet*and object-based program of education Santa's Forest, a collection of thirteen decorated Christmas trees and enrichment whose audience is lvorldwide, and rvhich uses

5 the objects and resources of rhe Buffalo Bill Ilistorical Center in a grant from the 1957 Charity Trust, enabled over 600 students Cody, Wyoming. from distant schools in Wyoming to experience the Historical Boasting an impressive array of speakers, the program Center's rich educational offerings firsthand. Our "Travelin' addressed several lorrgstanding Iegal issues of importance to the Trunks" program traveled to 230 separate destinations and contemporary American West. Keynote speal

Summer lnstitute in Western Frontier Festival, a Jr-rly celebra- Studies featured several out- tion of Western music and fron- standing interpreters of the tier crafts. In August museum American West. Dr. Charles Board Chairman AIan Simpson Preston, Curator of the Draper and Executive Director Byron Museum of Natural History dis- Price, participated with U.S. cussed Managing Wildness in the Olympic shooters and celebri- Creater Yellowstone Ecosystem: ties in the 7th Annual Buffalo Lessons from the Past, Challenges Bill Celebrity Shootout. for the Future. Virginia Scharff, Competition in skeet, trap and Associate Professor of History, Former Attorney Ceneral Criffin Bell addressing the first sporting clays, along with clin- University of , pre- Frontier Justice Symposium held October 19-21 , 2OOO, al the ics and demonstrations made it senled Women, Mobility, and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. a great weekend. American Wesf. Artist-educator, Throughout the year the Arthur Amiotte, offered Arts & Traditions of the Lakota and Other Buffalo Bill Historical Center continued to benefit from the efforts Northern Plains Tribes. Dr. Ron Tyler, Director of the Texas State of more than 200 volunteers who contributed almost 10,000 Historical Association and Professor of History at The Llniversity hours of dedicated service. Many of the museum's educational of Texas at Austin closed with Art in the Age of Western and curatorial programs would not have been possible were it Expansionism. not for our volunteers. We cannot honor them enough. The annual Plains Indian Seminar, which addressed the The museum's model internship program welcomed an theme of Sacred Lands, enjoyed a record attendance, including enthusiastic group of students representing Tulane University, several attendees from tribal colleges. Among the presenters George Mason University, the Universities of Wyoming, , were loe Medicine Crow, Crow Tribal Historian; Peter Nabokov, Montana, and New Mexico, and Northwest College in Powell. Professor of American Indian Studies at UCLA: Cordon These individuals received valuable training in practical museum Yellowman, Sr., Cultural Heritage Liaison Cheyenne and Arapaho methods and undertook a number of important projects benefit- Tribes of Oklahoma; and James Riding In, Associate Professor in ing the work of the Flistorical Center. the School of Justice Studies, Arizona State University. The Historical Center's Artists-in-Residency program included four artists in 2000. They were Stefan Halvor-sen, Vic DEVETOPMENT AND MEMBERSHIP Runnels, Arin Waddell, and Bob Seabeck. Over the summer, more than 500 children ages 2 to l6 years old attended several The Buffalo Bill Historical Center en.joyed another success- dozen summer workshop classes. The Museum Discovery ful year of development in 2000. Our Campaign to Secure the course continued to offer independent study credit for partici- Future reached $39.8 million in cash and pledges. We received pating Cody High School students. The MitES Program (Museum more than $358,000 in grants, nearly $450,000 fronr the Annual Interpretation Learning and Enrichment for Students), funded by Fund drive, and more than $ 189,000 in net proceeds from the

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Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale and the Patrons Ball. Historical Center memberships produced an additional $S+S,gOO from membership and almost $54,000 from Cody Firearms research. Finally, we recorded three Charitable Cift Annuities and a Living Trust with a combined value of $2.9 million.

FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS

Of all of the challenges facing the Center during 2000, the reaccredidation review b), the American Association of Museums Ioomed large. Follorving the successful cornpletion of the review process, the Center entered its third decade of fr-rll accreditation. According to the chairman of the visiting accreditation commit- tee, "The Buffalo Bill Historical Center serves as a model for a number of exemplary practices, including (but not limited to) col- lections stewardsl.rip, exhibits and pr.rblic programs, the use of emerging computer technologies, and sound governance and administrative practices. " Under the capable Ieadership of Dean Swift, the Museum Selections Cift Shop and the Creat Entertainer Eatery staff have continued to keep costs under budget and increase profits, even with the decline in visitation. Throughout the year the staff endured the temporaly incon- veniences of the myriad of ongoing construction projects ivith unfailing good humor.

TECHNOI-OGY

In 2000 the museum's technology needs continued to benefit from a major grant from the Crainger Foundatior.r. This funding enabled the Historical Center to deliver arr increasing amount of content to a distant audience through the Internet. Most of our technological efforts were directed in improving the Center's The Plains Indian infrastructure and enhancing the Center's presence on the World Museum Por,vwow, Wide Web. The addition of a high-speed data line improved the Cowboy Songs and electronic delivery o{ information many fold. Mearrwhile our Range Ballads, the Artist-in-residence Website is proving increasingly popular. A sample taken near programs, and Santa's year's I per end totaled an average of 9,000 visits to our site day. Forest at the annual Evidence further suggests that users are finding the site attrac- Holiday Open House tive and are spending more time exploring our site. are some of the events The following highlights characterize the museum's ongoing that distinguished a rich and eventful year at the technology effort: Buffalo Bill Historical Center in 2000. r Installed its first two online exhibits on the Web: Johit James Aurlubon and Charles l(irg. The online versions of these exhibits correspond to physical electronically and allows press agencies to download images. installations currently on display. o Added a Web-based Educational Resource r lntroduced interactive representations of the neu, Cuide that features a complete selection of resources Plains Indian Museum galleries. available through our education department. r Added the media center to the r,vebsite which delivers r Added a site search function, which allows users to all BBHC press releases to the media community search our Website using key words.

7 Michac-l Coleman (b. 1946). ln Sunlight Bnsin, 2000. Oil on canvas. Cift of Annc Young and 1im Nielsorr. Chance prizc at the Patron's Ball 2000, donated back to the BBHC.

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Entertaincr Eaterv, Mary Wright retired aftcr B years and rvho became Executive Assistant to the BBHC Board o1 Janeen Crove accepted a managemcnt position at a local Trustccs. Derrendra Shrikhande left his job as Photography busincss. The development office said goodbye to longtime Managcr to become Webmaster of the BBHC Website. Anne Membership Director Jane Sandcrs, rvho moved to Creeley, Marie Shriver shifted from her Curatorial Secretary positiolt to CO., and Grants Coordinator Bctty Kercher, who left to tal

T. Allen Lawson (b. 1963). october Moon,2ooo. Oil on linen mounted on board. William E. Weiss Purchase Award - 2ooo Buffalo Bill Art Show.

9 BOARP OF TRUSTEEf

Hon. Alan K. Simpson Donald W. Criffin Margo Grant Waish Elizabeth R. Moran Chairman Norwalk, Connecticut Ner,v York, New York Paoli, Pennsylvania Cody, Wyoming Richard E. Heckert C.E. Webster Emily Oliver Mrs. Henry H.R. Coe Kennett Square, Pennsylvania Cody, Wyoming Sewickley, Pennsylvania Chairman Emeritus Cody, Wyoming Alan F. Horn William U. Weiss Margaret W. Scarlett Los Angeles, California Memphis, Tennessee Jackson, Wyoming Ernest J. Coppert, Jr. Vice Chairman and Secretary ierry W. Housel HONORARY TRUSTEE James C. Taggart Cody, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming Marylou Whitney Charles G. Kepler Ray L. Hunt Saratoga Springs, New York William U. Weiss Vice Chairman Dallas, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Cody, Wyoming EMERITUS TRUSTEES David Leuschen Marylou Whitney James E. Nielson New York, New York Hon. Clifford P. Hansen Saratoga Springs, New York Vice Chairman and Treasurer Jackson, Wyoming cody, wyoming willis McDonald IV coDy FIREARMS MusEuM Cody, Wyoming William H. Hornby ADVISORY BOARD Henry H.R. Coe, Jr. Denver, Colorado Assistant Secretary lames B. Minter Lloyd I. Evans Cody, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming .loseph W. Jones Chairman Atlanta, Georgia Ponca Ciry, Oklahoma William C. Garlow Nancy D. Petry Assistant Secretary Englewood, Colorado H. Peter Kriendler J. Laurence Sheerin and Assistant Treasurer New York, New York vice Chairman Cody, Wyoming Byron L. Ramsing San Antonio, Texas Palm Beach, Florida WHITNEY GALLERY OF Gordon H. Barrows WESTERN ART ADVISORY H.E. Blaine New York, New York A.H. Rohlfing BOARD Marietta, Ceorgia Darien, Connecticut George Brown Nancy D. Petry Leigh F. Coffin Cody, Wyoming William B. Ruger, Sr. Chairman Bearrice, Nebraska Newport, New Hampshire Englewood, Colorado Wiley T. Buchanan III Robert Donner, Jr. Washington, DC Richard i. Schwartz Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Colorado Springs, Colorado Scarborough, New York Denver, Colorado Silas S. Cathcart Thomas P. Crainger Lake Forest, Illinois William Self Jerry Blank Saratoga, Wyoming Los Angeles, California Miami Lakes, Florida Barron C. Collier II Richard E. Heckert Cody, Wyoming .1. Laurence Sheerin Wiley T. Buchanan III Kennett Square, Pennsylvania San Antonio, Texas Washington, DC Cortlandt S. Dietler Ceorge C. Hixon Denver, Colorado Harriet Stuart Spencer Carol Clark San Antonio, Texas Long Lake, Minnesota Amherst, Massachusetts Nancy-Carroll Draper Warren L. Hunter Cody, Wyoming John C. Sullivan Nancy-Carroll Draper Cody, Wyoming Livingston, Montana Cody, Wyoming Charles W. Duncan, Jr. Thomas K. Hutchinson Houston, Texas Mike Sullivan Alan F. Horn Alton, Illinois Dublin, lreland Los Angeles, California Lloyd I. Evans Kenneth O. Leonard Ponca City, Oklahoma James C. Taggart Leverett Miller Keystone, South Dakota Cody, Wyoming Fairfield, Florida Curt E. Gowdy Robert Model Boston, Massachusetts Harold R. Tate Mary F. Moore Cody, Wyoming Salt Lake City, Utah Cheyenne, Wyoming

l0 Richard Oneslager BUFFALO BILL MUSEUM Curly Bear Wagner DRAPER MUSEUM OF Englewood, Colorado ADVISORY BOARD EMERITLIS Browning, Montana NATURAL HISTORY ADVISORY BOARD William B. Ruger, Sr. Virginia Hayden Margo Crant Walsh Newport, New Hampshire Bellingham, Washington New York. New York Willis McDonald lV Chairman R. L. Wilson William Self McCRACKEN RESEARCH Cody, Wyoming Hadlyne, Connecticut Los Angeles, California LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD Albert Andrews lohn R. Woods James G. Taggart Minneapolis, Minnesota St. Louis, Missouri PLAINS INDIAN MUSEUM Chairman ADVISORY BOARD Cody, Wyoming Cordon H. Barrows BUFFATO BILI, MUSEUM New York, New York ADVISORY BOARD Ilarriet Stuart Spencer Deborah Chastain Chairman Saratoga, Wyoming Joan Donner William C. Garlow Long Lake, Minnesota Colorado Springs, Colorado Chairman Barron C. Collier Il Cody, Wyoming Silas S. Cathcart Cody, Wyoming Nancy-Carroll Draper Vice Chairman Cody, Wyoming Victor Alexander, Jr. Lake Forest, Illinois Brian Dippie Smyrna, Georgia Victoria, British Columbia, George C. Frison Arthur Amiotte Canada Laramie, Wyoming Cordon H. Barrows Custer, South Dakota New York, New York Lloyd l. Evans William A. Cern Mrs. Henry H.R. Coe Ponca City, Oklahoma Laramie, Wyoming Steven Cranfill Cody, \,Vysr1.t Cody, Wyoming William H. Coetzmann David Leuschen Michael D. Coe Austin, Texas New York, New York Mary Anne Dingus New Haven, Connecticut Midland. Texas Mariorie M. Coppert l. David Love Robert D. Coe II Cody, Wyoming Dubois, Wyoming Mary Flitner Cody, Wyoming Greybull, Wyoming Trevor Povah Colin Marshall Richard I. DeCelles Bozeman, Montana Boston, Massachusetts Walter F. Coodman, Jr. Wolf Point, Montana Dallas, Texas Harold Ramser, Jr. Victor Riley, lr. Carrett E. Goggles Murrieta, California Cody, Wyoming Howell H. Howard Fort Washakie, Wyoming Northfield, Illinois Margaret W Scarlett Edward A. Schwartz Joann Jundt lackson, Wyoming Lincoln, Massachusetts William L. King Wayzara, Minnesota Big Horn, Wyoming Paul Schullery Anne Young Joe Medicine Crow Yellowstone Park, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming Alan V. Lovelace, Jr. Lodge Grass, Montana Cody, Wyoming Colin Simpson CODY INSTITUTE FOR Lloyd Kiva New Cody, Wyoming WESTERN AMERICAN james B. Minter Santa Fe, New Mexico STUDIES Cody, Wyoming Peter K. Simpson ADVISORY BOARD Harold Ramser, Jr. Laramie, Wyoming Colin Simpson Murrieta, California Barron C. Collier II Cody, Wyoming S.J. Tilden Chairman Kenneth Ryan Cody, Wyoming Cody, lVyoming Naoma Tate Wolf Point, Montana Lake Utah Margot Todd Salr City, John C. Sullivan Abraham Spotted Elk, Sr. Cody, Wyoming Livingston, Montana Thyra Thomson Ethete, Wyoming Wyoming Cheyenne, lames G. Taggart Darwin J. St. Clair Cody, Wyoming loel M. Wilkinson Fort Washakie, Wyoming Metairie, Louisiana

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WHITNEY GALLERY OF Monotype. WESTERN ART Gift of Miriam andjoe Sample.

M. .1. Asay Buffalo Bill on Horseback (after L. D. Edgar (b. 1943) poster image "The Scout . . ."), Stolen Horses - Borrowed I 894. Time: Butch Cassidy and the Oil on canvas. Sundance Kid, t994. Cift of Michael and Pat Del Bronze. Castello. Cast I of edition of 20. Cift in Memory of Jan Crosh. Earl Biss (t947-1998) Ceneral Custer in Blue and Avard Fairbanks (l 897, I 989) *.i;iliii,ii:ll Green,1996. Chief loseph. .-. !i:it:l:lti Oil on canvas. Bronze. Cift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Cift of Anonymous Donor. Israel of Aspen, Colorado. Edward J. Fraughton (b. Ceorge Elbert Burr (1859- 1939) t 939) Last Arrow, 1978. lndian Homes, Apache Bronze. Reservdtion, Arizona. Cast 5 of edition of 30. Etching on paper. Cift of Dick and Helen Gift of Cloria S. Duffy and Cashman. Family. R. V. Creeves (b. I 935) George Carlson (b. I 940) Crazy Horse, 1997. Draft Horse #4. Bronze, No. 3. Post Horse #L Washakie - Chief of the Untitled. Shoshone, modeled 1999, cast Untitled. 2000. Untitled. Bronze. 1997. Cast 2 of edition of 5. Series of 5 bronzes. Gifts of Mike & Kris casts ll of 30. Kammerer/The Code of the Cift of jack and Carol West Foundation. O'Crady. Allan Houser (t 9t 5- I 994) Michael Coleman (b. 1946) Drama on the Plains. R. V. Creeves (b. 1935). Washakie Chief of the Shoshone, modeled Cheyenne Winter Canp, 1976. Bronze. - 1999, cast 2000. Bronze. Cast 2 of edition of 5. Cift of Mike & Kris Oil on canvas. Cast 3 of edition of 100. Kammerer/The Code of the West Foundation. Gift of Dick and Helen Cift of Dick and Helen Cashman. Cash ma n. Pillow Talk. 20OO. Cast l0 of edition of 50. Bronze. William E. Weiss Fund Michael Coleman (b. 1946) Ceorge Inness (t 825-t894) Cast 5 of edition of 5. Purchase. In Sunlight Basin, 2000. View in Berkshire County, Cift from the artist in loving

Oil on canvas. Massachusetts, Clearing Off after memory of his wife. Sidni. Thomas Moran (t 837 ^ 1 926) Cift of Anne Young and Jim a September Storm, 1849. Pueblo at Sunset (Laguna), Nielson. Oil on canvas. T. Allen Lawson (b. 1963) I 901. Cift in Memory of L. G. Phelps October Moon. 2OOO. Oil on canvas. Michael Coleman (b. 1946) and Frances Phelps Belden. Oil on linen mounted on Museum Purchase with funds Teddy Roosevelt - East Africa, board. from William E. Weiss Fund. I 909. Harry Jackson (b. 1924) William E. Weiss Purchase Pat and Jerry Evans, The Anne Bronze. Sketch for "Burial of a Cowboy," Award - 2oo0 Buffalo Bill Art and C.W. Duncan, Jr. Cast l6 of edition of +0. 19 59. Show. Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Cift of Howard B. and Lili Ann Wash drawing on paper. Charles Keplel Mrs. j. Camden. Gift of loel and Marsha Dave McGary (b. 1958) Maxwell Moran, john C. Bretan. Chief Washakie, modeled 1999, Sullivan and Meredith Clarice Dreyer (b. I946) cast 2000. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Wind Horse, 1998. T. D. Kelsey (lb. 1946) Bronze with patina and paint. Cortlandt S. Dietler, John

26 Marse Fund and other Three Horses Drinking, 2OOO. 2000. Lithograph. pending donations. Bronze. Acrylic on paper. American Landscape. I 97 6. Artist's proof one of two. Mary Jester Allen Fund. Lithograph. lim Morgan (b. 1947) William E. Weiss Fund Blue Eagle, 1997. Crossing Beaver Creek. Pu rchase. Clarence F. Runtsch Acrylic on paper. Oil on canvas. Daniel B. Wessor. 1995. cift of Iack and Carol William E. Weiss Fund Frederic Remington ( l86l- Bron ze. O'Crady. Pu rch a se. I 909) Horace Smith, 1995. A Steady Coer, ca. I 890. Bron ze- loseph Henry Sharp Cabin Georgia O'Keeffe (l 887- I 986) Pen and ink and ink wash on Cift of the Estate of R. B. Artifacts and Furniture. 270 , 1975. paper. Wayman. items. Lithograph. Gift in Memory of Dorothy Cift of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Road Past lhe View II, 1q75. "Lambie" Holsapple. Robert Seabeck (b. I 945) Fen n Lithograph. Big Horn Sheep, 2oOO. Cift of lack and Carol Frederic Remington (l B6l - Christmas ornament. Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (b O'Crady. I 909) Cift of the Artist. t940) The Bronco, cast I 985. Painted Pony Series: Cames R. H. Palenske (r884-1953) Bronze. Fritz Scholder (b. 1937) People Play, I 985. loining the Circle. Cift of Dick and Helen Second Drean. 1981 . Mixed media on paper. Etching. Cashman. Lithograph. Gift of Miriam and Joe Cift of Paula E. Williams. lndian with Feather Fan, 1975. Sample. Thom Ross (b. I 952) Lithograph. Linda Raynolds (b. I 953) Scene from Battle of the Alamo, Inrlian Inside the Kiva. I 9 7 B.

Thomas Moran (t837-1926). Pueblo at Sunset (Laguna), 1901. Oil on canvas. Museum Purchase with funds from William E. Weiss Fund, Pat and lerry Evans, The Anne and C.W. Duncan, Jr. Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kepler, Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran, lohn C. Sullivan and Meredith Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt S. Dietler, John Marse Fund and other pending donations.

27 PLAINS INDIAN MUSEUM Carved stone. ACQUTSTTTONS War Club, Plains. Wood, stone, rawhide, glass beads, Feather Dance Bustle, Hugh sinew. Little Owl, Crow, Montana, ca. Bandolier, Lakota or possibly I974. Colden Eagle feathers, PIateau, 1880-1890. Dew yarn, metal bells, felt. Cift of claw and claws, Ieather, William C. Rose in memory of string. Cifts of Harry Hugh Little Owl. Britten ham.

Man and Woman Dolls, Freda Beaded Bag, Ellen (Taswatha) Coodsell, oglala Lakota, Underwood, Cascade Chinook Custer, South Dakota, 2000. (Wasco), ca. 1899. Cotton and Tanned deer hide, cotton and velvet cloth, glass beads, cot- wool cloth, yarn, glass beads, ton webbing. Cift of Winifred leather, metal tacks, Iace, Brooks. satin ribbon. Cift of the Pilot Foundation. Feather Box Lid, Eastern Cornhusk Bag, PIateau. Sioux, ca. 1870. Carved wood. Cornhusks, pigment, yarn, Cift of Robert W. Martin leather. Cornhusk Bag, Plateau. Beaded Shoshone Rose Design Top and right: Beaded Cornhusks, pigment, yarn, Dress and Moccasins, Sandra Shoshone Rose Design Dress leather. Swallow-Moradi, Vivian and Moccasins, Sandra Moccasins. Hide, glass beads, Louise Swallow, Wilma Jean Swallow-Moradi. Vivian Louise ribbon. Swalloq Eastern Shoshone, Swallow, Wilma Jean Swallow, Moccasins. Hide, rawhide, 2000. Brain-tanned elk hide Eastern Shoshone,2000. Cift of glass beads, leather. (native tanned), glass beads, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tate. Cloves, Plateau. Hide, glass cotton thread. Gift of Mr. and Below: Navajo Textile, Mary C. beads, cloth. Mrs. Harold Tate. Lee, New Mexico, 1966. Wide Bracelet. Leather, glass beads, Ruin style, vegetal dyed wool. abalone shell. Reproductions of (5) Proiectile Cift of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bracelet. Leather, glass beads, Points from Horner Site, 2000. Thompson. abalone shell. Flintnapped stone. Cifts of Beaded Pouch, Plateau. Hide, Frison lnstitute, University of glass beads, cotton fabric. Wyoming, Department of Loomwork. Class beads. cot- Anthropology. ton thread. Horsehair Band. Woven Basket, Ute, Creat Basin, ca. ho rseha ir. 1880. Reeds and twigs, pine Gifts of Suzanne Thompson pitch. Gift of Linda Marstellar. Adams.

Woman's Moccasins, Crow, Beaded Man's Vest, Creat Lakes, ca. 1930's. Wool and ca. I 930. Hide, glass beads, metal snaps. cotton cloth, glass beads, Child's Moccasins, Crow, ca. buttons. Peyote Fan Shawl, Apache, ca. I q00. Hide. glass beads. Cifts of Reverend and Shirley | 960- | 970. Cloth, ribbon, Buswell. thread. Cifts of Cheri .Jamison. Beaded Vest, Eastern Sioux, ca. 1880. Commercially Feather Bonnet, PIains, ca. Star Quilt, Freda Coodsell, glass beads, paper tags. Cift tanned leather, velvet and 1890. Eagle feathers, hide, Oglala Lakota, Custer, South of Mr. and Mrs. Van Kirke satin cloth, glass beads. rawhide, glass beads, wool cloth. Dakota, 2000. Cotton fabric, Nelson. Stone Axe Head, found in Dance Fan, Taos, New batLing, colton thread. Cift ol Boone County, Missouri, Mexico, ca. 1890. Eagle feath- the Pilot Foundation. Navajo Textile, Mary Wingate, Mound Builder culture. Carved ers. cotton cloth. Gallup, New Mexico, 1966. stone. Dance Fan, Taos, New Tobacco Ceremony Crystal style, dyed wool. Stone Axe Head, Mound Mexico, ca. 1890. Eagle, Blackfooted Ferret, CroW ca. Navaio Textile, Sarah Begay, Builder culture. Carved stone. peacock, and hawk feathers, I 880. Blackfooted ferret, New Mexico, ca. I960s. Stone Axe Head. Mound cotton cloth. tobacco, satin ribbon, calf Crystal style, vegetal Builder, Adena culture. Cifrs of Paul and Carol Sarkisian. skin, felt, hide, wood and dved wool.

2B Navajo Textile, Mary Owens, soldiers, late 20'f century New Mexico, ca. 1960s. Pine based on World War I. Cift of Springs style, dyed wool. Mr. Iack O'Crady. Navajo Textile, Mary C. Lee, New Mexico, 1966. Wide Ruin Lace blouse, possibly style, vegetal dyed wool. Wyoming, ca. 1900. Cift of Cilts of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Ms. Cheri Jamison. Thompson. Poster, "Amazing Annie oakley", four-color lithograph. BUFFALO BILL MUSEUM Gift of Ms. Lynn Entwisle. ACQUISITIONS

Holster and belt, Mexican Toy train, "Buffalo Bill's style, ca. 1939. Cift of Mr. Circus." Museum purchase. Charles E. Becker, Jr. Opera glasses, ca. 1890, lnk stand. enameled lettering inscribed "lCG"; glasses case, "lrma Hotel," ca. I905. Gift of ca. 1890, silver engraved Dr. Kenneth O. Leonard. "LFC." Museum purchases. 3-lim Beam commemorative Settee, lohn Callis, Switchback Whiskey Bottles, I 9 69 - I 97 2. Ranch purchase, Western Cift of Mrs. Manning. Design Conference. iack Lithograph/poster, Buffalo Bill, China display cabinet, ebonied L'Eroe del Far West. Museum walnut with orientalist open pu rch a se. floral sides. cift of Dr. and Mrs. Peter Simpson. MovieJector Kit, ca. 1q30. Museum purchase. Three-legged stool for prop use. Gift of Sherry Nordland. MI890 Winchester .22 caliber rifle, engraved "Hattie Horr Miscellaneous women's from Col. W.F. Cody," ca. accessories. Cift of Ms. i900. Trade with Mr. Mike Del Katherine C. Cood. Castello. Straw hat from Buffalo Bill's Child's saddle marked "W.F. Wild West, Paris 2000. Cody/Wild West Show," Anonymous. Keystone Bros. San Francisco parade saddle, embellished in Action figure, articulated figure silver & gold horseheads on of "Tonto." ca. 1975. Cift of Mrs. corners. Cift of Mr. and Heritage Center, Pine Ridge, SD. Mort Fleischer.

Bearskin gloves, ca. I 880- Saddle patterns, saddle- 1910. Cift of Mr. Richard H. making tools and templates, Daley. ca. I900- 1950. Cift of Mr. Victor Alexander, Jr. Skirt and vest, black leather, Tex Kennedy, 1935. Bequest of Trunk, medals, leather vest, the Estate of l.E. Manning. etc. belonging to Cus Thompson, early manager of TE Ranch. Cift of Ms. Suzanne CODY FIRERARMS MUSEUM Thompson Adams. (multiple donation to Plains Indian S&W 3d Model target pistol Museum and McCracken w/trophy and photograph. Research Library) Museum purchase. Top: Leonard Horr Model 73 Winchester. Cift of Michael Del Castello. Middle: Child's saddle marked Two wooden balons belonging Stoner M63 magazine. Cift of "W.F. Cody/Wild West Show," Keystone Bros. San to General Charles King. Cift Mr. Jerry Tarble. Francisco parade saddle, embellished in silver & gold of Dr. Dugald S. Maclntyre. horseheads on corners. Cift of Mr. and Mrs. Mort Thirty-six bullet molds and Fleischer. Belorv: Skirt and vest, black leather, Tex Fifty-one Tommy Atkins toy tools. Cift of Mr. E.l. "Ted" Bell. Kennedy, I 935. Bequest of the Estate of J.E. Manning

29 Springfield trap door rifle, 1878. Cift of Mr. Simeon Stoddard.

Waterbury clock. Gift of Cody lewelers.

Sharps Borchardt rifle, post 1878. Cift of Mr. lames T. Creene.

Ithaca shotgun and case with various memorabilia of Mrs. Troup Saxon, exhibition shooter. Cift of Mrs. Patricia M. Stanfield.

Two (2) movie rubber prop guns. Gift of Mr. Simeon Stoddard.

Can of Winchester oil. ca. 1940s. Gift of Mr. Warren E. Key.

Selected firearms, miscelia- neous books and firearm malerials from gift to Plains Indian Museum. Cift of Maurice Postle estate.

Winchester: Five (5) cartridge Top: Daisy Model 98, engraved. Cift of Mr. Larry Parker. Middle: Colt SAA revolver, 1901. Cift of boards, two (2) advertising Dr. and Mrs. Peter K. Simpson. Bottom: Ruger Super Blackhawk, engraved. Cift of Mr, W Iithographs, three (3) calen- Warren Newman. Right: Waterbury clock. Cift of Cody lewelers. dars - ca. 1880s-1920s. Cift of Wells Family Trust, to be given over several years. Winchester experimental rim- Liver Eating Johnson. Mrs. McHardy. fire cartridge, Model 27, ca. (Affidavit, and Crow Killer: the One ( t) half stock percussion 1950s. Gift of Mr. Daniel L. Saga of Liver Eating Johnson Iver Johnson Arms Company rifle, Cyrus Jackson, l8l8- Shuey. accessioned into MRL). cifr of pistol, l9l0-1920. Cift of Mr. 1827. Cift of Ms. Jean Seitz. F.W. Roebling, III. (also MRL). Karl Frielinghausen. Four (4) rimfire cartridges, Colt SAA revolver, l90l . Cift European, I 920s- I 990s. Cift Remington Arms Co. switch- Crosman 600 semi-automatic of Dr. and Mrs. Peter K. of Mr. Joachim Risch. blade knife, 1930-1940. Cift pistol in original box, pellets, Simpson. of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. and cartridges. Cift of Mr. and Miscellaneous ammunition McCauley. Mrs. Robert B. Pickering. Ruger Super Blackhawk, and shells; paper gun targets, engraved. Gift of Mr. W. etc. Cift of Mr. and Mrs. Remington Model ll; Colt Warren Newman. Robert B. Pickering. Model t877 with holster: Winchester Model t890 with Daisy Model 98, engraved. Bowie knife and scabbard, Weaver C4 scope; Winchester Cift of Mr. Larry Parker. Hawken rifle. attributed to Model 1894. cifr of Mr. and

10 Stedman Tilghman Manuscript, volume of pressed plants from 1843 - l844, "From the Plains of the Platte", "Valley of the Sweetwater." Donated by lohn and Kathryn Heminway.

DRAPER MUSEUM OF McCRACKEN RESEARCH Richmond, Va.: B.F. Johnson & Charles King Collection of NATURAL HISTORY LIBRARY Co., I 888. Special dealers books, manuscripts and promotional copy. Gift of Mr. photographs assembled by Pronghorn (Antilocopra ameri- L.A. Huffman Photographic and Mrs. Charles Rodecker. Paul Hedren. Final install- cana). Head and shoulder Studio Collection, items LAH ment of museum purchase. mount. Collected in 1980 in l988-2038, Thomas Minckler Winchester Model l2 engi- Natrona County, Wyoming. Gallery. Purchase/Donation. neering drawings. Anonymous Tintype of w.P. Cody, age ll, Donated by Frank Baner. donation. lB57; 4 books from collection U.S. government copies of of w.F.cody. Museum pur- Stedman Tilghman printed treaties with various Winchester Custom Shop chase, Manuscript, volume of Plains Indian nations, 1858- records. Gift of Antony pressed plants from 1843 - 1869. Cift of Mr. Willis Galazan. Winchester Polishing Shop 1844, "From the Plains of the McDonald IV. record books of serial number PIatte", "Valley of the Winchester Custom Shop stampings. Purchase/donation Sweetwater." Donated by Stock templates, drawings and records. Cift of Mr. Edward through CFM, by Russell R. John and Kathryn Heminway. blueprints of S.E. Overton Co., UIrich. Dutcher. gunstock company records. Gift of Mr. Grafton H. Cook II. Thomas Marquis photographic Crow Indian photographs (5) negatives of Northern by Richard Throssel, and Story of the wild West and Cheyenne reservation life, ca. Yellowstone photographs by Campfire Chats by W.F. Cody, I 920s. Museum purchase. Haynes (z) and Lucier (l),

3l Top Left: L.A. Huffman Photographic Studio Collection, items LAH 1988- 2038, Thomas Minckler callery. Purchase/Donation.

Top right: Thomas Marquis photographic negatives of Northern Cheyenne reserva- tion life, ca. 1920s. Museum purchase.

Below left: U.S. government @rrq t!.r yr. hfb nd bttrbd d lht *.'. ts esic t! !.r M. *6 copies of printed treaties .rr dd 1!!r-rid b *. Lr4* s ta!. {6 M. lsi d[ 6, 8tN !&n. with various Plains Indian t &sd .!c br.! d6 cdr., hF' h.d l4q ot in. 'd.Fil. ltr.' of !'d d.!. {lrk. nc.l1 io ry drd nations, 1858-1869. Cift r! Fd *r Y.td, *. tr b tiihr -! Ft dih tu torbilF .f stttrq dr IV. h@ &n .! s! cN. Mr. Willis McDonald b!* of btrb B&. lre m dt Re hudt @ fr. ihii et :d1 i.!r* d d1l.c tb l1sdr dah il. . h, '!r od e o1l u. .btr4 4 mxr i & mt .rtoLlL rFd k d daod ' rbo. Lsl& $th I #.1r1. I o! !ftlt ih. torlt i' Ft .W tu! ' Dn d .s !! &1d sB.i k .dtr and a brochure on Buffalo ADDITIONAL CONTRIB- ' ;lhiqtsl.r&&lul1 dlt Bill. Gift of Ms. Suzanne UTORS TO MCCRACKEN Thompson Adams. RESEARCH LIBRARY SHELF COLLECTION INCLUDE: Collection of zoth century horse racing track ephemera, Mr. and Mrs. William D. over 2000 pieces. Gift of Mr. Weiss Joseph J. Sherwood. The Simpson Family Mr. Wallace johnson Mr. Charles Pfeiffer 521 Firearms advertisements, Mrs. Debbie Steele articles, and brochures, Mr. Leo A. Platteter 18702-1950s. Cift of Mr. Roy Dr. Cerhart Hoffman r &'l Marcot. Dr. Paul Schullery I Mr. B. Byron Price Collection of art publications Dr. Robert B. Pickering and research materials on Dr. Paul Fees Fritz Scholder. Gift of Mr. Dr. Chuck Preston lack O'Crady. Mr. Nathan Bender Mr. Rick Rinehart Contact print from a I 909 Mr. and Mrs. Charles panoramic negative (also Rodecker T R E"{.TY BBM). Gift of Mr. Kelly Snyder. Mr. F.W. Roebling, III

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{JROW 1'RIBE OF INDIANS, Joseph Henry Sharp Cabin Artifacts and Furniture,270 items. Cift of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Fenn. Left: Roycroft Settee, ca. 1905 Oak; height 40 inches. Right: Roycroft Morris Chair, ca. 1905. Oak; height 44 inches.

Antler Inn Durango & Silverton Narrow New West Furniture Mr. & Mrs. Robert Seabeck Aune's Absaroka Angler Cauge Railroad Museum Mr. James E. Nielson Shoshone Canyon Tire Co. Mr. John Banovich Embassy Suites Hotel Mr. & Mrs. Denley Norman Mr. Joe Simek Nlr. Bob Barlow Excalibur Hotel & Casino Northern Cardens Mr. Ronald L. Simek Mrs. Deborah Benfield Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fillerup Creenhouse & Nursery Alan K. & Ann S. Simpson Best Western Sunset Motor Frost Fast Photo O.C. Tanner Simpson Callagher Gallery lnn Cainan's Flowers and Gifts Olde Ceneral Store Mr. & Mrs. lack L. Smith Big Horn Calleries Shelia Coodwin Olive Clenn Colf & Country Stefan's Restaurant Big Skull Buffalo Ranch Mr. Bruce Craham Club Strater Hotel Big Sky Racks, Inc. Hedge Music-Powell Omni Cancun Hotel & Villas Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. Blair Hotels The Herman Family Mr. & Mrs. Ceoff Parker Amb. & N,{rs. Michael J. Bue Crafts & Construction HF Bar Ranch Parson's Pillow Sullivan Burl Inn Holiday Motel Mr. & Mrs. Cary Parsons Sunlight Archery Carter Mountain Motel Mr. Jeff Hopkins Mr. Larry Pirnie Sunlight Sports Celotex Images of Nature Pizza On the Run Super 8 - Cody Mr. Reid Christie Indian Territory Plush Pony Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Tate Coca Cola Bottling Irma Hotel The Pollard Hotel Teton Pines Resort Cody - Rocky Mountain lR's Fashions For Men Prairie Rose Timber Creek Interiors Music Kelly Inn Rainbow Park Motel Furniture & Design Cody Motor Lodge Tom & Paula Keltner Mr. William H. Rankin Tuscany Cody Rock Gym Mr. F. "Slim" Kohler Mr. & Mrs. Eugene W. Reber Uptown Motel Cody Rodeo Company Leupold & Stevens, Inc. Red Canyon River Trips The Village Shoppe Mrs. Henry H.R. Coe Lido Gallery Remington Arms Company, waddell Trading Company Coffee Saloon Marlin Firearms Company I nc. Wayne's Boot Shop Mr. Michael Coleman Martin-Harris Gallery Ms. Karen Riley & Mr, Ernie Mr. & Mrs. William D. Weiss Connoisseur Hotels Mr. William Matthews Olmstead Wendy's The Crafty Quilter Mr. & Mrs. Nick A. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ringer Westin Riverwalk Hotel Crow Tribe Misciagna Mr. & Mrs. William P. Mrs. Marylou Whitney Mr. & Mrs. Bob Curtis Ceorge & Marcy Mongon Rohrbach Ms. Kathy Wipfler Curves for Women Mountain West Trading Mr. Jeffrey B. Rudolph Wyoming Buffalo Company Custom Cowboy Shop Company Mr. Michael D. Schneider Anne Young Daisy Manufacturing Museum Selections Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Company, Inc. Mustard's Last Stand Schwartz Days Inn Nedra Matteucci Ms. Tamara Schweigert

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Liz Brink Augusta Conrad Charles Kepler Ceorge Regan President Juletta Corbin Ursula Kepler Dae Renaud Debbie Cram Betty Kercher Echo Renner .lim Connor Dana Cranfill Artie Kirkpatrick Bob Richard Board Member-at-Large Jenna Crawford Gail Knapp Ceorge Risberg Mary Duggleby Bob Darling Natalie Koontz Beverly Robertson Board Member-at-Large Cheryl Darling Randy Krier Jay Roelen Joe Desson Becky Larrew Jerry Roelen Marilyn Jensen Julia Dowling J. R. LaRue Betty iean Rogers Secretary Dorothy Downes Anton Lehman Jane Rose Knox Pannill .lim Downes Shelly Lehman Ceorgia Safford Board Member-qt-Large Mary Duggleby Tom Lewis Arne Sandberg Bryan Edwards Ginny Lippiello June Sandberg Charley Phillips Martha Edwards Melanie Lovelace Elysa Schiltz F ro ntie r Festival Ch ai r Betty Finley Kathryn Madaus Russell Schloss Ceorgia Safford Kathryn Flitner Bryan Malody Jaime Schmeiser Vice President Dave Flurkey Wallace Manning Karl Schnackenberg lo Frederickson Bette March Michael Schneider Irene Schultz Reva Friedly Cathy Marine Linda Schoening Board Member-qt-Large jean Friesen Darlene McCarty Steve Schrepferman Kathy Taggart Steve Garbe Tina McCarty Bonnie Schultz Patron's Ball Chair Jim Carry Phyllis McCormick Irene Schultz Karen Gibbons Bruce McDonald Malavika Shrikhande Susan Ahalt Shelia Coodwin Mary F. McDonald Marlene Sibley Darin Alexander Claudina Craham Mary Lou McDonald Paul Sibley Joan Anderson Sue Granger Jim McNiece Lila Sidwell lack Atkins Mary Louise Creever Phyllis McNiece Linda Siligato Ann Ayres lulie Haglund Alice Mentock M. A. 'Ace" Sims Dan Ayres Megan Haglund Eleanor Messer Barbara Smith Rob Balsam Jennie Harris Mary Moir Sandra Stafford Jim Barrett Carol Hartung Patricia Morphew Lura Steele Linda Barrett Lucy Harvey Minnie Moser Clifford Steiner John Barrus john Hawk Love Murray Jackie Steiner Josh Baugher Kitty Hawk Roger Murray Marian Swartz Darren Beier Helen Helms Vernice Myers Kimber Swenson Melodie Beier Wayne Henry Keith NeVille Betsy Taggart Janette Bell Sherrie Hettinger Lora Newcomer Jim Taggart Sharen Benner James Horvath Jacque Nieters Kathy Taggart Shirley Benson Andrew Houze Kathie Noblette Phyllis Taggart Cwendolyn Boehme Bill Hovland Debbie Oakley-Simpson Marilyn Taylor Yoshiko Bogard Wayne Hudson Edgar O'Hair Larry Thomas Phyllis Bohm Karen Huge Marilyn O'Hair Jodie Thompson Sharon Bothwell Doug Hunter Jane Pannill Margot Belden Todd Liz Brink Rae Hunter Knox Pannill Jeff Tornow John Brouillette Warren Hunter Sharee'Paquette Leonard Underland Joan Butchart Lisa Jackson Laurie Parker Martha jo Vanoni jill Carow Lema Jamieson Amanda Patterson Shirrel VanTassel Patricia Catsimanes Helen Janssen Virginia Pearson lim Vickonoff Donald Chomplin Elizabeth Jenkins Charley Phillips Vernel Wagner Bonnie Chudaloff Evelyn lenkins Marianne Pickering Jean White Norma Jean Clayton Marilyn Jensen Lelani Synder Pillsbury Candy Whitt Gwynne Clements Donna Johnson Lynn Pitet Hub Whitt Leigh Coffin Melissa lohnson Patrick Pitet leri Wilder John Collar Lolly iolley Gerry Pladson Kathryn Williams Mona Collar Erin Jones Phyllis Pond Marcia Williams Anita Comstock Pat Jordan Harriet Potter Mary Williams Richard Conger Leslie Keltner Steve Potter Ieannie Yates Robert Connolly Betsy Kendall-Browne Sharon Powers Anderson Cynthia Connor Keith Kendall-Browne Lois Purvis James Connor Donna Kenney Cindv Rankin $TASF

ADMINISTRATION Todd Schneider COLLECTIONS Sarah E. Boehme, Ph.D. Jason Cousins John S. Bugas Curato1 B. Byron Price Nick Piazza Joanne M. Whitney Gallery of Executive Director Sam Kruger Patterson/Elizabeth M. Western Art Ryan Preator Holmes Wally Reber JD Nose Registrar Emma l. Hansen Associate Director Chris Dunks Cwator, Plains Indian Museum Justin Cerlach Elizabeth M. Holmes/Ann Christine HouzelCheryl Mikel Marty Marie Donoghue Simeon Stoddard Henry Yard Crew Associate Registrar Robert W. woodruff Curator Executive Assistant to the Board Cody Firearms Museum Roy B. Bruce Connie Vunk Gina Schneider Custodial Supervisor Collections Manager Nathan E. Bender Executive Assistant to Ron Highland Housel C urator, McCracken the Director Bryan Hendricks Cary L. Miller Research Library Custodians Assistant Collections Manager Connie Miller Charles R. PresLon, Ph.D. Receptionist Herb Fowlkes Fay Bisbee,/Suzanne Warner Curator, Draper Museum of

Leah Anderson Registrati o n Assi stant Natural History Mike Kinder ADMISSIONS Kristen Kenney Candy Whitt Frances B. Clymer Cene Mitchell Betty Shem Librarian Jessie M. Jackson Thomas Morris Packers Jan Martin AIlan Skinner Lynn Houze Barbara M. Reid Simon Domingez Jeff Carstens Curatorial Assistant, Secretary, Helen G. Wichern Brandon Herd Intern Sylvia Buffalo Bill Museum Jenkins Mike Kellogg Beverly Robison Carolyn Payne Rebecca West Dorothy Cullivan COMMUNICATIONS Lee Brinkerhoff Curato rial Assistant, W hitney Tracey Turner Greg Dooley Gallery of Weslern Art, PIains Stacey Schroeder Thom Huge Cary Downer Indian Museum Marilyn Lanchbury Di recto r of Co m m unicatio ns Amanda Martin Admissions CIerks Shantel Parker Debbie Steele/Walt Hartung Jan .Jones Sheri Sather Curatorial Assistant, D raper Puhlic Relations Aide BUILDING AND GROUNDS Michael Cape Museum of Natural History Dan Sparks Marik Berghs/ Barbara Foote Paul R. Brock Jacob Montgomery Warren Newman Colvert Facilities Manager Zachary Logan Curatorial Assistant, P ublicatio ns Coo rdi nato r David McGregor Cody Firearms Museum Neal M. Akes Erika Doane lan Woods Krier Mike Warner Custodial Crew Cheryl Henry/Marguerite Art Director Phil Anthony House

Chris Berrey Ad m i n i st rati ve Assi sta nt to BUSINESS AND FINANCE Robin Catterton; Kimber Matntenance Deputy Director of Collections Swenson Ivtargaret Kath and Education J. Interns Nevin janssen Accounting Manager Maintenance Helper Anne Marie Shriver Clint Roberts CURATORIAL Curatorial Secretary, Dennis Barhaug Staff Accountant Plains Inclian Museum and Carpenter Robert Pickering, Ph.D. Registratio n Secretary Wanda Freeman C ollie r- Reed D ep uty Di rect o r Pat Ankrom Kristi Keyes for Collections and Education Ma rguerite House/Tracy Matt Bree Accounting Assistants Livingston Assistant Carpenter Paul Fees, Ph.D. Curatorial Secretary, Whitney Tiffany Undem Senior Curator: Gallery of Western Art Rich Herman Seasonal Accounting Ernest J. Goppert Curator, McCracken Research Grounds Supervisor CIerk/Data Entry Buffalo Bill Museum Lib r a ry / Regist ratio n Sec reta ry lennifer Pollock

?< Tasha Skinner Shelley Power Cood Kelly Webber Randy Feathers Curatorial Secretary, Cody AV Assistqnts Operations Manager Monte McClain Firearms Museum, Draper Dave Schwarz Museum of Natural History Rebecca Menlove Delores A. Platteter Gene Wright Jason Jones Receiving CIerk Sandy Scott Rebecca Menlove, Curatorial Heather Stewart Security Officers Assistant, Plains Indian Museum Museum Studies Sheila Schmidt P roj Lois Barker Rei nstallatio n ect Secretary Ricky Fowler Lynn Pitet GREAT ENTERIAINER Lyle Hanson Deanna Eide Assisf,rr?f Librarian EATERY James Hilger Shipping Clerk Ernie Jackson Patricia Baumhover Mary Wright Paul James Betty Lou Cousino Library Assistant Catering/Stock House LIoyd iohnson Jean R. Cox Supervisor Kathryn A. Morris Mitch Mccrea, Pamela Foster, Darlene Matthews Betty Shem Betty Ostby Shuler Sarah Laughlin, Edie Janeen Crove lohn Virginia Qualls Jacobsen, Arwen Nuttall, Eatery Supervisor Bruce Holmes Sylvia Martoglio John Berland Charles Peterson Jennifer Turner lnterns Daniel Webber Wayne Williams Manda Lenik Matt Peterson Steve Cresswell Jody Horvath Lori Swanson Jackie Ballou Kathryn Clucas John Wickelman DEVELOPMENT Helen lohnson Williams Russ Scott ioy Katie Kenney Beau Daniels Bill Colvert Ceorge Mongon Matt Peterson Ted Hoagland Barbara Foote Colvert Directo r of Development Carolyn Jorgensen Bailey Ramsey Jason Kamm Dolly Dewing Taylor Miles Mathews Betty Kercher/Joanne Bethany I-ucas Edwards Shelly Bales Shannon Zahller Patterson Marilyn Hanley Tory Beemer Sanford Celzer Grants Manager Marie Pastorino Trista Neddermeyer Cill Curry Jennifer Kuper Cody Schwarz Tom Lewis Lorie Malody Norma Strand Erin McKenzie Raymond Floriano Capital Campaign Associate Gift Shop Clerks Kenny Stott Hugh Brink Lacey Warner Suzanne P. Johnson Bailey Nelson Cuy Certsch Executive Secretary to Melodie Beier PHOTOGRAPHY Adam Longo Development Bernita Marsico Donna Daughtery Bob Sherman Devendra S. Shrikhande/Chris Leslie Maslak Tad Wille Gimmeson Eatery Food Service Chris Brown EDUCATION Photography Manager Jeff Carlson Caleb Craham Marcia Britton-Wolter Chris Cimmeson/Sean Robert jacobs Director of Education MEMBERSHIP Campbell Gallery Cuards Museum Photographer Lillian Turner Sanders Jane SYSTEMS P ublic P rograms Coo rdi nato r Director of Membership Darin Alexander/Dave Thorne Digital Photographer John Gallagher Gretchen Henrich Dena Hollowell/Waddy Colvert Information Technical Children's Program Coordinator Assistant, Research Cody Coordinator Firearms Museum PREPARATION Tasha Skinner Devendra Shrikhande Programs Assistant Osiecki Leo A. Platteter Jill web Master Special Events C oordinalor Preparator Karen I. Schnackenberg Christopher Nelson Tours and Outreach Coordinator Norma Strand lohan Cronholm Membership SECURITY I nfo rm atio n Tech nologists Trent Reed

E ducation Department Secretary Garry H. Benner MUSEUM SELECTIONS Chief of Security Patricia Fazio Anne Marie Stacey Webber, Shirley Linder Shriver Web Developers Interns Dean Swift Cynthia S. Akes Content Josh Baugher, Brian Mathews, Marketing Manager Gary Brown

2A BUFFALO BILL HISTORICAL CENTER 2OOO ANNUAL REPORT

Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition

3 Independent Auditors' Report

4 Statements of Financial Position

5 Statements of Activities

6 Statements of Cash Flows

7 Notes to Financial Statements

IA MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION

In the following audited financial statements of the Buffalo Bill Memorial Association, also known as the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, you will be able to review our financial progress and our activities for the year ending December 3l,2OOO. While we encourage you to review this information in depth, we call your attention to the following highlights.

Nef Assefs The Buffalo Bill Historical Center's Total Net Assets have reached 5128,779,691, due to non-current contributions receivable increasing by $8,004,734. This increase is Iargely comprised of planned gifts credited to A Campaign to Secure the Future.

A Campaign to Secure the Future This is the Center's fundraising initiative that is in a very healthy state. A Campaign to Secure the Future surpassed the original campaign goal of $38,650,000 by raising a cumulative total (including prior gifts and irrevocable conditional promises) of $39,863,029. That $38.65 million goal was determined by the initial plans and concept of the construction proiect. Due to the scope of the project enlarging and, of course, the original estimates not holding up because costs were less then, the campaign's goal has been increased to $55,000,000. Keep in mind that this is the absolutely Iargest bricks & mortar project (both in cost and square footage) in the history of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. The Draper Museum of Natural History is at the forefront of an international trend in which natural history museums will Iook at the relationships between humans and nature. The Draper will tie all of our museums together for the future, giving us a healthy and vibrant start in this new century. We will educate, entertain, and positively meet the diverse needs and interests of our varied audiences. Because such a large part of our funding is in the form of pledges and planned gifts, we are Iooking at bridge financing for the project in the form of a bond issue in the coming year until those campaign gifts are realized.

Endowment and Investments lncluding both additions and distributions, fair value of the Center's investments decreased by 5.560/o or $2,613,274 during 2000 to a total of $44,927,887. While you might guess this is a result of the general market trends in 2000, it actually was a result of unrestricted investments being used to fund the current capital construction. Buildings and improvements increased by 57,609,607 - a number largely reflecting the Plains lndian Museum reinstallation and Central Utilities Plant addition. Construction in progress totals $5,383,912 on the Draper Museum of Natural History.

Technology The Association is meeting the challenges of the ongoing digital revolution. We recognize the importance of this technology and the fact that this will be a continuing challenge in the years ahead. From over one million dollars in grants we spent $310, 152 this year and a cumulative total of $430,409 to fund our website, the digitization of our collections and other interactive technology initiatives.

Admissions The Buffalo Bill Historical Center continues to implement a broad-spectrum marketing plan to keep drawing new audiences to the museums. Using our budget (with great help from the Park County Travel Council grants) for carefully planned national and region- al media buys and concentrating on travel-oriented venues and travel decision-makers, the advertising campaign seeks out the travel planners across the country. Add to that a growing effort to attract tour operators (bringing lOo/o of our visitors) and work- ing harder to attract tourists already in the area, we are vigorously attacking recent visitation decreases. The three major reasons we saw those decreases in 2000 were l) the "drought and forest fire season," 2) road construction between Cody and Yellowstone, and 3) the PIains Indian Museum was closed for the first six months of the year. If you Iooked at network news Iast August, you got the impression the entire western quarter of the nation was ablaze. We helped the Park County Travel Council and the Wyoming Division of Tourism with a late-season "anti-fire" message to counteract the misleading national media reporting. If you compare attendance with last year, you see a dramatic drop-off in August and September, obviously attributable to the media's reports of forest fires. Road construction between Cody and Yellowstone continued with vigor in 2000. One call to AAA and the prudent trav- eler chooses a different route into or out of the park. Yellowstone's east gate reported an llo/a decrease for the year. We lost a small percentage due to the temporary closure of the Plains Indian Museum, exemplified by a marked turnaround in mid-June. Incidentally, international travel has been in a downward trend for the past year due to the very strong dollar. Combine those decreases with road construction and with our forest fire season (as the nation's news media entertained the world with mislead- ing reports of forest fire problems), admissions decreased by 2.5oo/o. Revenues were $l ,595,062, a decrease of 5.08% over I999.

The Memorial Association's Finance Committee consults with museum management bi-monthly and with the independent audi- tors annually to monitor their respective controls and review the financial reporting process.

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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT

The Board of Trustees Buffalo Bill Memorial Association:

We have audited the statements of financial position of Buffalo Bill Memorial Association as of December 31,2000 andl999, andtherelatedstatementsof activitiesandcashflowsfortheyearsthenended.These financial statements are the responsibility of the Association's management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining. on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Buffalo Bill Memorial Association at December 31,2000 and 1999, and the results of its activities and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. rcl"r"tc, Lt:l'

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STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION DECEMBER 31,2OOO AND I999

2000 t999

Current assets: Cash and cash equiva I ents |,56t,O25 7 90,7 69 Accounts and interest receivable 83,642 57,945 Inventories I ,OO3,7 57 |,o15,662 Prepaid expenses Bl ,341 99,2| Current portion of contributions receivab I e 2,532,994 2,556,t23 Total current assets 5,262,7 59 4,519,7tO

Noncurrent assets: Contributions receivable, less current portion 13,299,8| 5,29 5,O7 7 lnvestments 44,927,BB7 47 ,57t ,t 6L Property and equipment, net of accumu lated depreciation 24,949,t80 t 7 ,67 4,033 Co I I ections 4t,621 ,51O 38,867,391

Total assets | 30,061 ,r 47 $ |3,927,372

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Current liabilities: Accounts payabte and accrued expenses I,040,878 38O,47 6 Current portion of notes payabte 70,57 5 57,701 Tota I current I iabil ities l,ltr,453 438,t77

Noncurrent liabil ities: Notes payable, less current portion l 70,003 142,502

Net assets: Unrestricted 27,O28,77t 26,408,625 Temporari I y restricted 78,038,096 63,3ss,27 8 Permanent I y restricted 23,7t2,824 23,582,790 Total net assets t28.779.69r il3,346,693

Tota I I iabi I ities and net assets t30,o6t,t47 il3,927 372

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STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 3I, 2OOO AND I999 2000 t999 ehanges in unrestricted net assets: Revenues and gains: Contributions t,r37,t65 I ,O87 ,9r 6 Contributed services and property t 4t ,3s6 150,581 Admissions charges I ,595,062 t,680,396 Auxiliary activities t,947,360 t,897,663 Fees 642,896 631 ,579 Investment income (net of investment expense of 5152,41+ and $138,614 for 2000 and 1999, respectively) 612,832 B92,9tO Realized and unrealized gain on investments, net 225,824 |,536,401 Other 1,389 3,360

Total unrestricted revenues and gains 6,303,884 7,880,806 assets released from restrictions: Expiration of time restrictions 1,058,385 706,7 67 Satisfaction of program restrictions t,597,412 985,265

Total net assets released from restrictions 2,655,797 |,692,O32

Total unrestricted revenues, gains & other support 8,9s 9,68l 9,572,838

Expenses and losses: Curatorial and conservation 895,33 6 7 33,7 35 Collections and exhibits 97 6,261 758,3 83 Research acLivities 56,552 7 4,87 5 Membership activities 483,46s 256,284 Educational programs 532,454 469 ,146 General and administrative t,571,239 I,493,296 Physical plant and security 1,708,501 |,282,393 Fundraising activities 425,467 383,599 Auxiliary activities l ,609,168 1,554,885 Reclassification of unrestricted net assets used to acquire proPerty and equiPment 81 ,o92 38,O47 Total expenses and losses 339,535 7,O44,643 lncrease in unrestricted net assets 620,146 2,528,195

Changes in temporarily restricted net assets: Contributions t 4,946,648 4,285,7 50 Contributed property 15,8t2 | 4,036 Contributed collections 1,985,650 3,O25,020 Auxiliary activities 2,458 Fees 84,322 39,68t Investment income (net of investment expense of ar l )71 $31,594 and $30,273 for 2000 and 1999, respectively) Lt L,J t 2 215,205 Realized and unrealized gain on investments, net 6,360 233,999 Gain (loss) on sale of collections 4,1o5 (22,069) Loss on sale of property and equipment Qo4) (3s,126) Reclassification of unrestricted net assets used to acquire property and equiPment 8t,o92 38,O47 Net assets released from restriction (2,6ss,7 97) (t.692.032)

Increase in temporarily restricted net assets | 4,682,818 6,toz,511

Changes in permanently restricted net assets: Contributions 2t ,t 46 418,095 Realized and unrealized gains on investments, net 108,888 1,003,980 Increase in permanently restricted net assets 130,034 1 ,422,O7 5

Increase in net assets | 5,432,998 to,o52,7Bt Net assets at beginning of Year lt 3 ,346,693 1o3.293.9t2

Net assets at end of year 128,77a,691 il3,346,693

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STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 3I, 2OOO AND I999

2000 1999

Cash flows from operating activities:

Increase in net assets 15,432,998 I0,0s 2,78 r Adiustments to reconcile increase in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: Depreciation 798,453 57 4,2t 8 Unrealized loss (gain) on investments, net I,242,165 (r,930,12s) Realized gain on sales of investments, net (t,s83,237) (844,2ss) Loss on sale of property and equipment 204 35,1 26 Loss (gain) on sale of collections (4,10s) 22,069 Contributions in kind (6,988,s32) (3,9s 6,9s0) Contributions restricted for long-term investment (2t,t46) (418,09s) Change in: Accounts and interest receivable (2s,697) 2,t04 Inventories ll ,90s l7,70s) Prepaid expenses 17 ,870 (23,7 e2) Contributions receivable (7,98t,60s) ( l ,8s2,390) Accounts payable and accrued expenses 660,402 (300,030) Net cash provided by operating activities r ,ss9,67 5 I,342,956

Cash flows from investing activities: Proceeds from sales of investments 12,6s2,7 34 5,344,920 Purchases of investments (4,66s ,so6) Q,829,848) Proceeds from sale of property and equipment 150 Purchases of property and equipment (8,O73,9s4) (3,71 s,393) Proceeds from sales of collections 9,30s 7,931 Purchases of collections (7 7 3,669) (4r4,890) Net cash used in investing activities (850,o40) ( r .607,280)

Cash flows from financing activities: Contributions restricted for long-term investment 2t,t46 418,09s Proceeds from issuance of notes payable 358,393 261 ,620 Repayment of notes payable (3lB,0l 8) Q9t,797) Net cash provided by financing activities 6l ,52t 387 ,918 Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 7 70,256 123,594 Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 7 90,7 69 667.t75 Cash and cash equivalents, end of year I,56t,025 7 90,7 69 Supplemental disclosures of cash flow information: Cash paid during the year for interest 15.4s5 t7,675

See accomponying notes to financial statements.

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(I) SUMMARY OF SICNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

(a) ORCANIZATION

Buffalo Bill Memorial Association (the Association), located in Cody, Wyoming, is a not-for-profit entity which serves the public by advancing knowledge about the American West through acquiring, exhibiting and interpreting collections of artifacts and pre- serving their physical and contextual integrity. The Association depends upon contributions from the public, admission charges and auxiliary activities (museum gift shop and restauran| to fund current operations.

The Association, also known as the Buffalo Bill uistorical Center, is comprised of the McCracken Research Library, the Plains Indian Museum, the Buffalo Bill Museum, the Whitney Callery of Western Art, the Cody Firearms Museum, and the Draper Museum of Natural History.

(b) BASIS OF PRESENTATION

The Association classifies net assets, revenues, expenses, gains and losses based on the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions.

Permanently restricted net assets are those subject to donor-imposed stipulations that they be maintained permanently by the Association. Cenerally, the donors of these assets permit the Association to use the interest and dividend income earned, if any, on related investments for general or specific purposes. A limited number of donors also allow the Association to use capital gains, if any, on related investments for general or specific purposes.

Temporarily restricted net assets are those subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will be met by actions of the Association and/or the passage of time.

Unrestricted net assets are those not subiect to donor-imposed stipulations and donor-restricted contributions whose restrictions are met in the same reporting period.

A donor's gift may impose restrictions on otherwise unrestricted net assets. Such restrictions result in a reclassification of unre- stricted net assets to permanently restricted or temporarily restricted net assets depending on the nature of the restriction.

Revenues are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless use of the related assets is limited by donor-imposed restric- tions. Expenses are reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Cains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law.

Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as reclassifications between the applicable classes of net assets.

(c) CASH EQUIVALENTS

The Association considers all highly liquid debt instruments with original maturities of three months or less to be cash equivalents.

(d) CONTRIBUTIONS AND CIFTS

Contributions, including unconditional promises to give, are recognized as revenues in the period received. Promises to give that are scheduled to be received after the balance sheet date are shown as increases in temporarily restricted net assets and are reclas- sified to unrestricted net assets when the cash is received and any purpose restrictions are met. Conditional promises to give are not recognized until they become unconditional, that is when the conditions on which they depend are substantially met. Contributions of assets other than cash are recorded at their estimated fair value. Contributions to be received after one year are discounted at an appropriate discount rate commensurate with the risks involved. Amortization of discount is recorded as additional contribution revenue in accordance with donor-imposed restrictions, if any, on the contributions.

It is the policy of the Association to report gifts of land, buildings and equipment as temporarily restricted support unless explicit donor stipulations specify that the donated assets are permanently restricted. Absent explicit donor stipulations about how long those long-lived assets must be maintained, the Association reports expiration of restrictions as the donated or acquired long-lived assets are depreciated.

The Association reports gifts of collection items as temporarily restricted support unless explicit donor stipulations specify that the donated collections are permanently restricted. Absent explicit donor stipulations about how long those collections must be main- tained, the Association reports expiration of restrictions as the donated or acquired collections are deaccessioned.

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(e) INVENTORIES lnventories consist of museum gift shop merchandise for resale to the public. Inventories are valued at the lower of cost, computed on a weighted average, or net realizable value.

(f) PROPERTY AND EqUIPMENT Property and equipment are recorded at cost. Depreciation is calculated using the straight-line method over the estimated useful lives of the assets, which generally approximates l5 to 60 years for buildings, l0 to 20 years for improvements and 3 to 20 years for equipment.

(g) CoLLECTIoNS The Association capitalizes purchased collections at cost. Collections acquired by donation are capitalized at fair value at the date of donation. Proceeds from collection items sold are used to purchase other items for collections.

(h) INVESTMENTS The Association reports equity securities having readily determinable fair values and all debt securities at fair value with unreal- ized gains and losses included in the statement of activities.

The Association has the intent and ability to hold its investments for greater than one year. Accordingly, all investments are classified as long-term.

(i) ALLOWANCE FOR DOUBTFUL ACCOUNTS

An allowance for doubtful accounts is provided based upon management's assessment of the collectibility of accounts and contri- butions receivable. No allowance for doubtful accounts was, in the opinion of management, necessary at December 31,2000 or | 999.

(i) INCOME TAXES

The Association is exempt from Federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, except for income from sale of certain items by the Association's gift shop. Income taxes related to these sales were not material in 2000 and t999.

(K) USE OF ESTIMATES Management of the Association has made a number of estimates and assumptions relating to the reporting of assets and liabili- ties and revenues and expenses and the disclosure of contingent assets and Iiabilities to prepare these financial statements in con- formity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. Actual results could differ significantly from those estimates.

(I) RECLASSIFICATIONS

Certain reclassifications have been made to the 1999 linancial statements to conform to the 2000 presentation.

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(Z) CONTNIBUTIONS RECEIVABLE

Contributions receivable at December 3l consist of the following: 2000 1999 Cody, Wyoming house - contribution of goo/o undivided interest in the property, net of retained life estate $ 1,345,500 $ 1,345,500 Palm Springs, California house - contribution of 25o/o undivided interest in the property, net of retained life estate 237,500 237,500

Llnconditional promises to give cash | 4,249,BO5 6,268,200 15,832,805 7,85t,200 Less current portion 2,s32,994 2,556,t23

$ 13,299,811 s5 ,295 ,O7 7

Unconditional promises to give cash at December 31, 2000 includes approximately $10.2 million due from two individuals

Contributions receivable at December 31, 2000 become due as follows:

Due in less than one year s 2,s32,994 Due in one to five years 6,284,546 Due in more than five years 7 ,O15,26s $ 15,832,805

The Cody, Wyoming house was contributed to the Association during 1995 by means of an irrevocable gift agreement which requires that, upon termination of the life estate, the Association must liquidate the property. The agreement states that 90% of the proceeds from sale is to be retained by the Association and l0olo is to be transferred to the Cody Medical Foundation (not a related entity). A 25% undivided interest in the Palm Springs, California house was contributed to the Association during 1995 by means of an irrevocable gift agreement which requires the property be liquidated upon termination of the life estate. The Association is entitled to 25% of the proceeds from the sale of the house. The amounts recorded reflect the Association's interests in the properties (9Oolo - Cody house; 25olo - Palm Springs house) and are included in noncurrent assets in the accompanying statement of financial position. Unconditional promises to give cash due after one year are recorded at their present value (discounted at 6%). The unamortized discount is $6,868,327 and $2,131,437 at December 31, 2000 and 1999, respectively. The accretion of the discount in subsequent years is reported as additional contribution in the net asset class in which the original promise was made.

(3) INVESTMENTS

Investments by investment type at December 3l consist of the following: 2000 1999

Corporate stocks and bonds s 33,O9s,496 s 30,t27,427 Mutual funds t0,067 ,t 65 t s,57 2,642 U.S. Government obligations 724,866 7t9,793 Other 1,040,360 |,t 5t ,299

$ 44,927,887 $ 47 .57t .r 61

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(4) PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT

Property and equipment at December 3l are summarized as follows: 2000 1999 Land, buildings and improvements $ 24,646,3s1 s 17,036,744 Furniture, fixtures and equipment I,785,397 t,646,777 Construction in progress 5,383,912 5,067,3s0 3l ,815,660 23,7 50,871

Less accumulated depreciation 6.866.480 6,O7 6,B3B $ 24,949,180 $ t7,674,O33

(5) COLLECTIONS

Collections at cost as of December 3l are summarized as follows: 2000 1999

Artifacts, photos, memorabilia, etc. $ 22,286,43s $ 21,378, r36 Art and bronzes | 9 ,33s ,O7 s t7,489,255

$ 41,621,s10 $ 38,867,391

(6) NOTES PAYABLE

Notes payable at December 3l consist of the following: 2000 t999

9 o/o notes payable in quarterly installments totalling $9,O32 including interest, through 2002 70,593 98,7 63 9 o/o notes payable in quarterly installments totalling $4,384 including interest, through 2005 69,992 80,625

Other notes payable, interest rates ranging from 6.9o/o to ll .4o/o 99,993 20,815 240,57I 200,203 Less current portion 70,57 5 57,701

l 70,003 t42,502

TheAssociationhasa$l millionunsecuredlineof credit,bearinginterestattheWall StreetJournal primerate(9.5o/oatDecember 31, 2000), due July 26,2001, interest payable quarterly. There was no outstanding balance on this line at December 31, 2000 or 1999.

Notes payable totaling $70,593 at December 3l ,2OOO consist of two related notes issued to fund the purchase of an artifacts col- Iection. The notes are secured by the collection which has a carrying value of $341,210. Notes payable totaling 569,992 at December 31, 2000 consist of three related notes issued to fund the purchase of an artifacts collection. The notes are secured by the collection which has a carrying value of $162,000.

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Aggregate maturities of notes payable are as follows

Year ending December 3l

2001 $ 70,5 7s 2002 80,667 2003 42,O48 2004 30,692 2005 | 6,s96

s 240 578

(7) CONTRIBUTED SERVICES AND PROPERTY

The Association records contributed services at fair value if the services received create or enhance nonfinancial assets or require specialized skills, are provided by individuals possessing those skills and would need to be purchased if not provided by donation. The Association records contributed property at estimated fair value at the date of contribution. Following is a summary of the nature of contributed services and property and their fair value during the years ended December 3l: 2000 1999

Legal services $- $ 9, 100 Accounting services 8,650 8,000 Development related services and property 148,51 8 147,5t7

$ 157,r68 s t 64,6t 7

The Association also receives contributions of services that do not meet the criteria for recognition in the financial statements. Following is a summary of the nature and fair values of contributed services not recognized during the years ended December 3l: 2000 1999 Education docents services $ 23,392 $ 27,261 Curatorial services to o)z 19 ,B6s Administrative services t 8,s7 6 r3,839 Collection services 12,537 8,331 Event support services 8,813 9,7 60 Other 5,003 4,600 $ 88,24s $ 83,6s6

(8) FAIR VALUE OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

The Association is required to disclose the fair value for financial instruments, whether or not recognized in the statements of financial position. A financial instrument is defined as cash, evidence of an ownership interest in an entity, or a contract that both imposes a contractual obligation on one entity to deliver cash or another financial instrument to a second entity. The following methods and assumptions were used by the Association in estimating the fair value of its financial instruments:

Financial Assefs. Due to the liquid nature of the instruments, the carrying value of cash approximates fair value. For all invest- ments, the fair value is based upon quoted market prices. The fair value of accounts and interest receivable approximates book value as the Association expects contractual receipt in the near-term. The fair value of contributions receivable approximates book value as the Association records contributions receivable at their present value.

Financial Liabilities. The fair value of accounts payable and accrued expenses approximates book value due to contractual pay- ment in the near-term. The fair value of notes payable approximates book value as the interest rates on the notes approximate the Association's current long-term borrowing rate.

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at one time the Association's entire holdings of a particular instrument. Because no market exists for a significant portion of the Association's financial instruments, fair value estimates are based on judgments regarding comparable market interest rates, future expected loss experience, current economic conditions, risk characteristics of various financial instruments, and other factors. These estimates are subjective in nature and involve uncertainties and matters of significant iudgment and there- fore cannot be determined with precision. Changes in assumptions could significantly affect the estimates. Fair value estimates are based on existing balance sheet financial instruments without attempting to estimate the value of anticipated future busi- ness and the value of assets and liabilities that are not considered financial instruments.

(9) NONCASH INVESTING AND FINANCING ACTIVITIES During the years ended December 31, 2000 and 1999, the Association received gifts of collections valued at $1,985,650 and $3,025,020, respectively. During the years ended December 31, 2000 and I 999, the Association received gifts of securities valued at $5,002,882 and $931,930, respectively.

(IO) TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Temporarily restricted net assets are available for the following purposes or periods at December 3l: 2f]00 1999

Collections $43,339 ,87 6 $4t ,317 ,252 Curatorial and conservation |,s94,9t8 501 ,447 qo4 Research activities ))) | 62,323 Educational programs | 64,997 213,440 Physical plant and security 23,403,906 I 8,387,81r Fund raising activities t30,776 Contributions receivable in periods after December 3l 9,t8t,o29 2,7 7 3,OO5

$78,038,096 $63,355.2 78

(II) PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS

Permanently restricted net assets are restricted to the following purposes at December 3l: 2000 t999 Investments in perpetuity, the interest and dividend income from which is expendable to support: Ceneral and administrative $ ls,67l, r05 $ 1s,6s8,30s Curatorial and conservation 4 ,47 9 ,466 4,383,37 7 20,150,57t 20,o41 ,682

Investments in perpetuity, the interest and dividend income and capital gains from which are expendable to support: Collections 2,O20,9tO t,999,76s Educational programs 350,000 350,000 Curatorial and conservation 1,025,843 t,o25,843 3,396,7 53 3,37 s ,608 Land required to be used for museum building l 65,500 r 65.500 $ 23,712,824 $ 23,s82,7e0

(I2) EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN

The Association has a a03(b) savings plan for full-time employees who have completed one year of service. The Association is required to match employee contributions up to a maximum of 5o/o of each eligible employee's salary. The Association made con- tributions of $80,343 and $60,841 to the plan in 2000 and t999, respectively.

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(I3) COMMITMENTS

The Association has committed to purchase approximately $4O0,OOO of collections from an unrelated third party over the next two years. The Association has signed construction contracts for approximately $13 million, of which it has expended approximately $ 1.77 million.

(I4) SUBSEQUENT EVENT

On March 26, 2OOl, the Association obtained a $9 million unsecured line of credit bearing interest at the Wall Street Journal prime ratedueMarch26,2002,interestpayablemonthly.Borrowingsonthelineof creditareexpectedtobeusedto fundconstruction of the Draper Museum of Natural History.

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PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: Barbara Foote Colvert

DESIGNER: Barbara Foote Colvert

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Chris Gimmeson Sean Campbell