The Gunnison Pioneer Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of Gunnison Country and the Old West, focusing on the people who made a life in the High Rockies of Colorado. Located at the base of the iconic ‘W’ Mountain along Highway 50 in Gunnison, Colorado, the museum's 14-acre campus is home to some of the region’s most historic buildings, including the Paragon School House and Alonzo Hartman’s Post Office.

More than thirty buildings house a large and varied collection of donated objects from across the United States, demonstrating how times have changed while also showcasing enduring aspects of life. The museum boasts a remarkable collection of artifacts, spanning into the millions, offering a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and curious visitors alike. Its diverse offerings include extensive Railroad Exhibits detailing the lifeblood of early Colorado mountain towns and an Antique Car Museum showcasing the evolution of automotive history.