Gillette Ave and 3rd Street Intersection. Gillette, Wyoming. 1970.

Keeping Campbell County history alive.
Supporting the Rockpile Museum through community, preservation, and storytelling.

Museum & Community Updates

Can’t Attend the Parade of Pronghorns? You Can Still Bid

The 2026 Parade of Pronghorns live auction is almost here, and we know not everyone who wants to participate will be able to attend in person. While we will not be offering online bidding during the live auction, the Rockpile Museum Association can accommodate both telephone bids and proxy bids for interested buyers who are…

More Than a Parade: Twenty Original Works Headed to Auction

The Parade of Pronghorns is growing into something even bigger than we first imagined. On Thursday, September 10, the Rockpile Museum Association will bring together twenty original works of art for one unforgettable evening at the Rockpile Museum. The live auction will feature ten life-size pronghorn sculptures and ten artist-designed European mounts, each created by…

Raise a Glass to Local History with Rockpile Red

Local history is best preserved by a community that shows up for it, and this week, Big Lost Meadery is making it easy to do just that. From July 6–15, the Rockpile Museum Association is taking over Big Lost Meadery’s popular Irish Red tap as Rockpile Red. During this promotion, a portion of every Rockpile…

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