Description: A organization dedicated to helping Veterans with any and all needs.

Description: The University of Wyoming Art Museum presents and collects world-class art and objects by regional, national and international artists, and art from the American West. As an academic museum and a leader in the arts, the University of Wyoming Art Museum concentrates on furthering programs that engage students and visitors in discussions that broaden an understanding of diverse perspectives, viewpoints, and cultures. Through its Museum as Classroom approach, the University of Wyoming Art Museum places art at the center of learning for all ages, supports the academic mission…

Description:   Home to Outlaws, Desperados and Gunslingers.  Meet the bad boys of The Wyoming Territorial Prison Originally built in 1872, the Prison ran on the Auburn Prison System. This required silence at all times, black and white striped uniforms and numbers replaced names for some of the most infamous criminals. The Wyoming Territorial Prison is a former federal government prison near Laramie, Wyoming. Built in 1872 it is one of the oldest buildings in Wyoming. It operated as a federal penitentiary from 1872 to 1890, and as a…

Description:   St. Matthew’s Cathedral – Laramie Circa 1868: 23 Saloons. Not 1 Church. In 1896, Laramie was in need of a little reform. Constructed from local limestone, St. Matthew’s Cathedral was built to tame the unruly masses. And today, it sits as the highest Cathedral in the nation. History: St. Matthew’s was established in 1868. The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, the first bishop of the newly created Missionary District of Wyoming and Idaho chose Laramie as his See city. He then led the effort to build St. Matthew’s…

Description: (above) (1) Gunfighter “Big” Steve Long, (2) Con Moyer, (3) Ace Moyer, A lynching in Laramie Wyo. -1868     When Lawlessness was the only law in town!   150 years ago, justice in Laramie was served up by 3 violent lawmen: Asa Moyer, Con Waggoner and “Big” Steve Long. Ruling the town with an iron fist, “justice” often got bloody. History: Little is known about Steve Long’s early life or childhood. After the American Civil War, he had settled in Laramie, Wyoming. He and his half-brothers, Ace…

Description: The museum has a wide range of exhibits. See displays on Native American materials from the Plains, Rocky Mountains, Southwest and Arctic, as well as displays on the material culture and artistry from throughout the world, including Africa, Polynesia, Australia, and Asia.

Description: Enjoy music, pool, darts or the game while choosing from the 20 beers on tap, or ordering food off the menu. The bar keeps the kitchen cookin’ until midnight for those late night snackers.

Description: Wednesday: College Country Night 18+: 9 PM – 1 AM Thursday: Country Acoustic Night 21+ Friday & Saturday: Live Bands

Description: The Crown Jewel of Laramie In 1870, Edward Ivinson bought this city block for the spot of his future home. By 1892, this $40,000 mansion was complete with central heating, electric lights and running water. Quite the marvel of Laramie. Edward Ivinson made a fortune in banking in Laramie, Wyo. in the 19th century and turned to philanthropy late in his life, making large contributions to benefit his town and community. Ivinson was born Sept. 20, 1830 in the Virgin Islands on St. Croix, where his father, Thomas,…

Description: The staff here at The Curiosity Shoppe are some of the most hard-working, fun-loving people on the planet. It’s one of the many reasons that it’s such a great place to visit. Have a question about a gift or something for family, friends, or a special someone? Ask any of them and they’ll be happy to help you find what you’re looking for.

Description: The Original Courthouse: Law, Order and some Old-Fashioned Justice. In the 1870’s, the town of Laramie boasted more lawlessness than law. The existing Courthouse was constructed in 1933, after the original was demolished. Pan the 1872 Courthouse as it once stood. Melville C. Brown History Lawyer, Mayor In his long career, however, M.C. Brown defended anyone who needed legal assistance. In keeping with his legal philosophy, he did not limit himself to high profile cases. Be they murderers, thieves, prostitutes or cattle barons, he represented them with equal…

Description: The sign is on the South end of the building The current stadium, War Memorial, was built in 1960, and replaced Corbett Field. Commonly referred to as “The War,” it is at the highest elevation of any NCAA Division 1 football stadium. Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium is an outdoor football stadium on the campus of the University of Wyoming in Laramie. It is the home field of the Wyoming Cowboys of the Mountain West Conference. It is the highest Division I FBS college football stadium in the nation; the playing field sits at a lofty elevation of 7,215 feet…

Description: The beautiful Wyoming landscape gives you terrific views during your fun day out on the course. Our friendly golf staff is here to make your golf experience a great one!

Description: The historic Oxford Horse Ranch was established in 1887 and is now a working cattle ranch, bed and breakfast, and venue. Come enjoy the ranch life style viewing cattle, horses, and the 150 foot log barn This national registered historic landmark boasts a wonderful piece of Wyoming history. Bring your horse and come experience the western way of life.

Description: Curt Gowdy is located just 24 miles west of Cheyenne, Wyoming and 24 miles east of Laramie, Wyomingon State Route 210 (Happy Jack Road) Curt Gowdy State Park has seven sections of richly varied landscape, There are three reservoirs, Granite, Crystal and North Crow. Granite offers excellent rainbow trout and kokanee salmon fishing as well as space for water sports. Crystal, the smallest of the reservoirs, has shoreline fishing for brown trout, rainbow trout and kokanee salmon. Also, enjoy boating while at Crystal (15 horsepower limit). North Crow…