County historian to talk about history of downtown Cody building

Posted 10/10/23

Robyn Cutter with the Park County Archives will be hosting a program with Rev Realty on the History of the Cody Trading Company and what came afterwards. The program will be held Oct. 17 at noon …

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County historian to talk about history of downtown Cody building

For much of Cody’s early history the building housed the Cody Trading Company, which celebrated 52 years in 1948. The store sold just about everything the town’s early residents needed, from fresh produce and clothes to cars and tractors.

Photo courtesy Park County Archives

Posted Tuesday, October 10, 2023 8:10 am

Robyn Cutter with the Park County Archives will be hosting a program with Rev Realty on the History of the Cody Trading Company and what came afterwards. The program will be held Oct. 17 at noon and again at 6 p.m. and is free and open to the public.

The program will be held in the building of the former Cody Trading Company at Tosser’s Pizza. An all-you-can-buffet will be offered for $10 per person. Cutter will be giving the program and showing pictures of the Cody Trading Company through its years and also pictures and the stories of what occupied the building after to present day.

After the program, anyone who is interested will be able to do a walk through in the building with Rev Realty to bring back the memories and the stories of what people remembered over the years.