Built in 1872, this prison held some of the most notorious outlaws of the West, including Butch Cassidy. Built in 1872 and restored in 1989, the prison is a highlight of Montana's frontier past. Stops along the tour of the 190-acre facility include: furnished cells, the prisoners' dining area, guard's quarters, infirmary, women's quarters, laundry room, warden's office, and various exhibit galleries
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The WTP was constructed in 1872 to house federal convicts in the newly organized Territory of Wyoming. The massive sandstone structure or big house across the river was dedicated to evildoers of all classes and kinds and served as a penal institution for over 30 years, closing in 1903. During its time, the prison held some of the Wests most notorious outlaws, including Butch Cassidy. In 1907 the penitentiary
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The Wyoming Territorial Park is located in Laramie, in southeast Wyoming; at exit 311, off Interstate 80. This historical Park is a AAA Star Attraction, and offers a perfect blend of education and entertainment, inviting visitors to experience first-hand what life was like in 19th-century Wyoming. - The cornerstone of the Park is the restored Wyoming Territorial Prison.
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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 Butch Cassidy and other notorious outlaws of Wyoming territory's wild days. Tour guides (or a self-guided tour) will take you through the old building, giving you a glimpse into the colorful past of this unique institution
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