history

Exciting news! Fort Caspar Museum is getting a locomotive!

Life is so much easier today.

From Indian raids to repurposed ruins, these stage stations tell tales of survival and change—let's take a stroll through Wyoming's past.

These ghost towns may seem shrouded in mystery, but the truth behind their decline is rooted in the ups and downs of industry. Let’s unpack their stories.

Back in the day, residents couldn’t wait to flip the switch on their new televisions. KFBCTV was a game-changer for their living rooms.

In this quiet corner of Sublette County, the past mingles with the present. Daniel, Wyoming, offers a glimpse into a world where trappers once roamed these lands.

The remnants of Army forts in Wyoming hold secrets of battles fought and alliances formed. Picture the life of soldiers and settlers in those rugged times.

Once home to over 10,000 residents, this tiny settlement now tells a story of rapid rise and fall.

A piece of history is slipping away as Little America prepares to close its doors for good. What memories does this place hold for travelers?

A tiny, historic jail stands amidst the usual modern playground equipment in a city park.

Boring Wyoming Town is JAM PACKED With History

No direct evidence Interstate 80 in Wyoming was intentionally built over Chinese graves.