Sterling, Colorado: Two-Headed Calf
A familiar collection of old-time buildings, but what you really want to see is the freak calf inside the museum.
Overland Trail Museum
- Address:
- 21053 County Road 26.5, Sterling, CO
- Directions:
- I-76 exit 125. Drive west on US 6 and quickly turn left at the first stoplight.
- Hours:
- M-Sa 9 am - 5 pm; fewer hours off-season (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 970-522-3895
- Admission:
- $3 adults, $1.50 under 12.
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The whole place was very cool. Absolutely worth the admission price! The calf is in the education center building.
[Robyn, 09/29/2023]
The two-headed calf was definitely the highlight of the stop. If you ask the nice lady at the nicely, she will give you a wooden nickel.
[Bill Debevc, 07/05/2018]Much more to offer than two-headed calf. We planned on seeing the calf (stuffed) and leaving, but stayed 90 minutes. They have a variety of displays from western rifles to old school house, church, general store and gas station (right out of Mabery).
[Terry Roche, 04/08/2010]This museum features a tiny old town outdoors. There is a blacksmith shop, schoolhouse, general store, church, barbershop, gas station, and an old home was just added. They are all furnished. Indoors, there are several neat history items, and a two headed calf.
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