Sublette County Historical Society Inc A Foundation

Educational programs: living history days, held at the museum in may in partnership with the american mountain men, hosts about 800 students from a 150 mile radius over a three day period for hands on demonstrations of the daily lives of the historic mountain men. Green river rendezvous days the second weekend in july hosts 2000 adult and children visitors attending more than 35 academic and living history programs interpreting the rocky mountain fur trade. In may and september, 400 fourth grade students visit the sommers homestead living history museum for 4 hours of hands on settlement era history activities. Many smaller public programs are held throughout the year.

Publications: the rocky mountain fur trade journal is an annual academic peer-reviewed publication intended to further the knowledge and discussion of the rocky mountain fur trade era and provide an avenue for researchers to showcase their work. Each year 5 to 7 in depth articles of leading edge research are published and distributed to members and interested parties with a circulation of about 1000 extending the educational reach of the museum.

Curation: the sublette county historical society curates and preserves over 20,000 historical artifacts representing the rocky mountain fur trade and sublette county settlement eras.