Buford
Buford started out as Fort Sanders in 1866.In 1889 the Railroad built a siding and shipping depot at the spot, used mainly for timber and cattle.This was the first railroad stop ent... ghosttowns.com
Bosler
The remains of this class D road-town lies scattered across US 30/287 about two miles north of the junction of SH 34, and about 20 miles north of Laramie. A few folks still keep a... history.rootsweb
Platinum City
A class B 1920s era platinum-mining camp about two miles from Centennial, at the base of Centennial Ridge. The ore was found mixed with gold and copper. Due to high costs and low ... history.rootsweb
Sherman
The town was a major stop for the transcontinetal railroad with it 5 stall roundhouse and turntabel. The grade for the railroad os still very evident. Submitted by: Wes I. ghosttowns.com
Cummins City
Old gold mining town named after John Cummins. This short-lived ghost is forty miles southwest of Laramie in the Medicine National Forest. history.rootsweb
University Of Wyoming Art Museum - Laramie, Wy
Established in 1972 to collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret the breadth of the visual arts and cultural artifacts throughout time, the University of Wyoming Art Museum is locat... waymarking.com
Wyoming Territorial Prison And Old West Park
The cornerstone of the Park is the restored Wyoming Territorial Prison. Built in 1872, it was used as a federal and state penal facility, until 1903. The Prison housed the likes of ... museumland.net
Laramie Plains Museum
Located in a restored 1892 mansion in the center of Laramie, the museum displays a house as it would have been when the city was built around the Union Pacific transcontinental l... heritagesites.com
American Heritage Center
The AHC collects, preserves and catalogs manuscripts, photographs, maps, audio-visual materials, rare books, and artifacts related to Wyoming and the West, economic geology, the pet... museumland.net
Rocky Mountain Herbarium
The RM is located on the third floor of the Aven Nelson Memorial Building at the University of Wyoming. The Aven Nelson Building is located immediately off Ninth Street between Univ... museumland.net
Laramie Prison
This prison was built in 1872, after being authorized by the Territorial Legislature and approved for funding by the Federal Government. It was a smaller prison, beginning with j... hauntedhouses.com
Wyoming Territorial Park
Built in 1872 and restored in 1989, the prison is the highlight of the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site. Plan to spend at least an hour inside. Stops along the tour in... waymarking.com
Knight Hall At Laramie University
Knight Hall is handsome building that is a long, rectangular shaped, red stone building with 3 floors and a basement. The windows are long, rectangular and trimmed in orange. It ... hauntedhouses.com
Williams Conservatory
It is a working facility which provides opportunities for a wide variety of research projects such asVariable penetration of light into leaf cells and its effects on photosynthesis ... waymarking.com
The University Of Wyoming Geological Museum
The University of Wyoming Geological Museum in Laramie functions to support both public education and scientific research. Wyoming is rich in geologic treasures and the Museum prese... museumland.net
The :Bigger" They Are
You will need to walk into the area to find this cache. Depending upon where you park it will be close to a mile or more each way. navicache.com
Harbon Park
Chemical-free neighborhood park with playground equipment and picnic area. kaboom.org