We were fortunate to be able to receive an impromptu tour slot on our final day in Laramie to visit…read morethis amazing mansion. Our tour guide was terrific guiding us throughout the many rooms and floors of this property and sharing many factual tidbits for such an extensive collection. The stained glass windows, mill work, wallpaper, furnishings, and artwork were lovely and provided a window into the time period of Laramie's origins and notable inhabitants. The property grounds were also spectacular and well tended by a group of dedicated volunteers. Pollinator gardens were in their full glory of color and scent and we also enjoyed walking the pathways surrounding the buildings.

I love old houses. Our 9th grade tour guide was amazing, fielding our questions and my attempts to…read moredistract him with extraordinary professionalism. I won't spoil the rather canned, sometimes bland monologue describing the interesting lives of the inhabitants. I will instead hit the highlights: Rich family decides for unknown reason to settle in Laramie then leaves the house that becomes a girl's finishing school, possibly for witches. After the coven abandoned the mansion it falls into disrepair until the good citizens of Laramie painstakingly renovate the property and furnishings

This small museum takes a visitor back in time when railroads were king! Fascinating for all ages…read more Some hands-on exhibits. Knowledgeable friendly staff. Stop by for a few minutes or a couple of hours.

I have to admit, I ride Amtrak, so I'm kinda partial to trains, so seeing this Depot, lovingly…read morerestored and cared for was something of a treat. There are all kinds of memorabilia on the walls. Old Union Pacific signs, belt buckles, photos of the area. The railroad is in a large part, part of Laramie. I enjoyed my time wandering this small little building, and would go again.

Amanda was very helpful at the Archives Office, I was able to look at dozens of journals and…read morediaries about emigrant trail and the Oregon Trail specifically. She devoted time to me as her able assistance retrieved an 1841 map of the Oregon Territory. I will stay in touch with the U of Wyoming America Heritage Center to get inspiration to write a book about the Sprenger's Miraculous Pickle Farm and Lucy's hand written story. Westward Ho.

We stopped here several times during our Laramie visit to ogle all of the lovely items available:…read more Jewelry, garments, household goods, kid-centric, and artwork of prints, photos, and sculptures. A final visit to purchase gifts and souvenirs for ourselves and loved ones as well as a hostess gift for our trip coordinator was a thrill. Staff person was so helpful and accommodating with packaging our fragile items to assure each made a safe return home intact. The building itself is also a sight to behold and unable to miss. Large mural depicting Wyoming sites and sights (featuring a pronghorn) was easily seen as we meandered through the downtown area doing our sightseeing. State and county tax combined is also less than just our state tax that we have back home, so an even greater value and with definite quality of items.

All work by local artists and makers. Friendly staff. Don't miss the gorgeous mural of a pronghorn…read moreon the side of the building. The staff person here also pointed us to some other cool murals in the area, which was much appreciated.

Don't be like us - we thought 3 hours would be plenty of time to see the inside of an abandoned…read moreprison. WRONG for two reasons: (1) there are many other buildings besides the actual prison, and some have stuff to see inside; (2) there is a lot of history - especially outlaw history, duh - presented by many poster-sized photos of inmates with their individual stories, plus maps and some historic items. Oh yeah, there's also a guided tour you can take; I recommend it. And finally, there's a gift shop; my wife bought a book of old WANTED posters and has really been enjoying the colorful way outlaws used to be described! Pro Tip: bug spray. Mosquitos made us miserable until we used it.

If you are in Laramie and have a 1 1/2 to 2 hours I would highly recommend visiting. It's unique,…read morevery well laid out, interesting and informative. The staff was very friendly and happy to answer questions and share information. For $9 we felt a bit guilty and had to kick some more in the donation jar on the way out.

Great shows! Great way to give back to Laramie! Proceeds from the show goes to LOCAL charities! !…read more18+ shows, and bar on sight! If you get a chance to catch one of these shows, I HIGHLY recommend it!

Assisting Aficionados in Pursuit of Art...that's what they do for you! Ask for "Terry".read more

I really liked this museum. Shows the history of Wyoming through dinosaurs, the hunter- gatherer…read moreera, native cultures in Wyoming, old canoes, and the ever famous (and pretty cool looking) Colby mammoth site. The only other place where you'd see something like this