History

The Holliday Fire, as it was later called, began in the W. B. Holliday building on Second and Custer.

You can see Buffalo Bill's influence in Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, and of course, Wyoming.

Located at an elevation of 9462 feet in the Big Horn Mountains, with quite the trek to get to it, Medicine Wheel is an ancient landmark with unclear origins.

Watch a video taken by an anonymous Laramie resident back in 1940 of the very first Laramie Jubilee Days, complete with the parade and a demonstration from local firemen.

Estimates say that it will cost approximately $50,000 in moving costs alone.

If not for her untimely disappearance in 1937, the most famous female aviator in history might have become a resident of the cowboy state.

The Cokeville Miracle is based in part on the tragic events that took place at the Cokeville Elementary School back on May 16th, 1986.

Dan Nelson said St. Matthew's Cathedral will hold two bell concerts this weekend to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the bell tower's completion.

Check out this great online tour of a huge piece of Wyoming history!

Thrillist wrote the 'Best Damn Things About All 50 States,' and it was a little disappointing as someone who lives in the 307. So I made this locals-only list.

We're not allowed inside during the renovation, but did you ever visit the State Capitol building before the Capitol Square Project started. The first construction is a beautiful story in itself.

Native American petroglyphs are abundant in Wyoming and a great reminder of our past. Check out some of our favorite places to check out ancient writings...