 One of Bridger's guns is on display here. He actually made the West his home, far after the true mountain man days were over. He must have also had a very happy-go-lucky character. Everybody seemed to like him. He stayed in the mountains when a lot of the rest left, and so he stayed clear into the 1870s as a guide and built Fort Bridger, and the immigrants all got to know him. There's a third important name that Gilchrist says many people to this museum know well.