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Heritage Living Center
Take a Tour
The Heritage Living Center provides a safe and independent facility for Cheyenne elders, close to their family and friends. It also offers jobs to tribal members.
The photographs below show the finished Center. See also our Dedication Day photos, construction phase photos, the rooms of the Heritage Living Center and some of the Native American art decorating the Heritage Living Center.
A commemorative video showing the groundbreaking, the Dedication Ceremony and a tour of the Heritage Living Center will soon be available. If you were not able to attend in person, you can still enjoy the activities and a grand tour of the building. Contact us for more details.
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Outside view of the Heritage Living Center The approach to the main entrance of the Heritage Living Center from Tongue River Road. |
Another outside view The Dining Room (with cathedral windows) and the Kitchen are straight ahead. The Paintbrush Wing is on the left. | ||
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Another outside view The Paintbrush Wing is on the right. The popular Red-tail Hawk Room has a glorious view of the Tongue River Valley. The interdenominational Chapel is in the middle. |
Front Lobby The lobby entrance is a bright and comfortable place to socialize and to pick up your mail. | ||
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The Wall of the Living Memories The Wall of Living Memories greets every guest and resident in the Heritage Living Center Lobby. |
Outside view of the Tongue River Valley Many of the elders grew up in the Tongue River Valley, which is also the home of the Heritage Living Center. | ||
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Morning Star Chapel Altar Church services and traditional prayer ceremonies are offered in the interdenominational Morning Star Chapel. |
Fireplace Lounge The fireplace lounge, adjacent to the chapel, provides a warm and tranquil area to meet with friends. | ||
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Dining Room A cozy fireplace invites residents to the Dining Room. |
Ponderosa Room One of four living rooms, the Ponderosa Room offers residents a comfortable place to socialize. | ||
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Bitterroot Wing Corridor The corridor offers additional seating areas where elders can get together. |
Sitting Man Library The library is named after Chief Charles Sitting Man, Jr., Father Emmett's mentor and a special techer to the young. This is a lending library where readers can sit and browse through magazines or check out books. | ||
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An Apartment Living/Dining Area This picture shows the living and dining areas in an individual apartment. First-floor apartments have a patio; second-floor apartments have a deck. |
An Apartment Bedroom Apartment bedrooms are warm and cozy with magnificent views. | ||
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Apartment View The mountain view from a patio apartment on the first floor. |
A View of the Scenic Main Drive Residents have a scenic view of the main drive up to the Heritage Living Center. | ||
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Red-tail Hawk Room, an Activity Room The recreational areas of the Center have ample space in which to do hobbies and crafts, assemble puzzles, sew, create Indian beadwork, or just talk with others. |
Upstairs Lobby Lounge Yet another place to relax with relatives and friends.
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