The mission of the Wray Museum is to inspire appreciation and understanding of the vibrant history of Wray and the surrounding area through the documentation, study, and exhibition of artifacts in order to foster community pride and enhance the quality of life for present and future generations.

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2023 Quilts of the Plains

2023 Friendship Star Block Coloring Page

Would you like to be part of the quilt show without having to make a whole quilt?

Print out and color the above paper quilt block and bring to the Museum to included it in this year's Quilt Show friendship paper quilt!

Jones-Miller 50 Year Celebration

Below are short historical accounts of points of interest along the way to Jones-Miller Site as well as a collection of short articles regarding the site's history.

• City of Wray Proclamation
• Jones-Miller Revisited by Matt Vincent
• Understanding the Hell Gap Complex by Matt Vincent
• Local Thirst for Ancient Knowledge by Matt Vincent
• The Dirt, the Dust, and Annie the Antelope by Matt Vincent
• Meat on a Massive Scale by Matt Vincent
• And Finally.....Into the Mystic by Matt Vincent
• The Burton Durwood Prentice Octagon House in Laird, Colorado by Dorsey Deines
• The Rosenkrans' Dry Willow Ranch by Wray Museum
• Four Generations of the Jones Family by Wray Museum
• Battle of Beecher Island; Nine Days of Arrows, Bullets and Horse Meat by Matt Vincent featured in the Colorado Life Magazine Sept/Oct 2018 issue