Buffalo Bill Cody Homestead

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28050 230th Ave
Princeton, IA 52768
+1 (563) 225-2981
http://www.mycountyparks.com

The Buffalo Bill Cody Homestead, nestled in the picturesque valley of the Wapsipinicon River, is the cherished boyhood home of the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody.

This historic 1847 farmhouse, meticulously preserved and listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, showcases the craftsmanship of Buffalo Bill's father, Isaac Cody, with its native limestone construction and elegant walnut floors and trim.

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Buffalo Bill lived here only a couple years
7/5/2024

Located about 20 minutes off of I80. Self-guided tour only $2. The farmhouse was built in 1847 by Is...

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Definitely worth a visit
7/15/2023

This historic homestead is very inexpensive to visit. It’s the home of an American legend while he w...

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Well worth the trip into the cornfields!
8/27/2021

We started the day here, watching the two bison in the field. Then we entered the home and were tot...

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