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The city of Cody – named after Buffalo Bill, of course – is located in northwest Wyoming (about 6 hours by car on I-25N and US-20W). It’s the home of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West (featuring the Draper … Continue reading
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If you drive west on I-80 from Wyoming into Utah, the last city in Wyoming that you pass by, or through, is Evanston. From there, it is about 15 miles to the Utah border, and from there, about another 15 … Continue reading
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Loveland, Colorado is situated just off I-25. Its exit, US-34 W, is popular not only for people going to Loveland but also going to the Colorado resort town of Estes Park, as well as Rocky Mountain National Park. But Loveland … Continue reading
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The Wyoming State Museum is located in Wyoming’s state capital city, Cheyenne, and housed in the Barrett Building, at 2301 Central Avenue. There is no charge to enter the museum. Donations are accepted. The Barrett Building was named after Frank … Continue reading
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The first permanent Jewish house of worship in Wyoming no longer exists. This marker, commemorating it, is situated at the corner of Pioneer and W 20th street. The building now taking up the entire block is the Laramie County Governmental … Continue reading
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From your landmark of the Historic Cheyenne Depot, this location is just about 4 minutes away with average traffic. Drive east/right on Lincolnway – past Central, then Warren, then House, Evans, Van Lennan, Maxwell, Seymour, Pebrican and Russell. After Russell, … Continue reading
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Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum From a grassroots beginning in a crowded drugstore, the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum today houses one of the most historically significant collections in the Rocky Mountain West. 307-684-9331 www.jimgatchell.com If enough sexual stimulation is present, viagra … Continue reading
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The “Magic City on the Plains,” Cheyenne was formally incorporated on August 8, 1867 as a tent city built to accommodate workers building the transcontinental railroad. Within just a few years the railroad and cattle industries had propelled it, for … Continue reading
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Before you start your exploration of the interior of the Cheyenne Depot and the Depot Museum, let’s talk about what you can find around the exterior. First – you have to find the place. The street address is: 121 West … Continue reading
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As you stand on the corner of Lincolnway and Capitol, facing north so that you can see the golden dome of the State Capitol in the distance, right behind you are a couple of Big Boots, the sign for the … Continue reading
