Always
the last full week in July, come join the celebration
of the Spirit of the West. Experience the PRCA rodeos,
Indian Village, USAF Thunderbirds, nightly entertainment,
western art shows, and the best free Pancake Breakfast
you'll ever find!
Proud member
of the Indian Arts and Crafts Association
Headdresses
of the Plains Warriors were meaningful and spiritual creations.
Each was personally crafted by its owner to gain wisdom
and provide mystical protection. Kathryn, through her
clay and mixed media masks and sculptures, strives to
portray the power and grace of these Plains Traditions.
Leather
Originals - Jim & Cindy Beeman
Find
them at the Southwest Wyoming Art Show & Sale sponsored
by the Plains Hotel & Dselms Fine Art.
Jim
& Cindy have created mirrors of all sizes, tables
- ranging from lamp tables to dining room tables, chairs,
headboards, entertainment centers, bars, leather sculptures
and much much more, in a variety of styles ranging from
contemporary to rustic.
As
drums are very personal items, we prefer a discussion
of your wants and needs regarding a drum prior to an order
placement. This helps us understand what you are looking
for, enabling us to create a better drum for you!
Wyold Aspen
Studio
Jerry
L. Wood Sculptor - Stone, Slate and Wood
Born
and raised in the Rocky Mountains, I have always had a
love for the vastness of the region, as well as the beauty
all around. The inspiration for my artwork is derived
from the experiences of being raised in the Rocky Mountains,
whether is be landscapes or wildlife. Each medium lends
it own magic to the creation of my artwork. In my stone
carvings, the forms are held within the stone waiting
to be released. It is a dance of labor and love, fatigue
and fascination as the image emerges. Only by participation
in this dance can the beauty of the stone be brought forth
for all to see.
Two
covered group areas with table & grill, two handicapped
areas, fishing, camping, picnicking, boating and hiking.
FIRST-COME - FIRST-SERVED
Recommended
by Kim from Colorado, nice place to camp with a great
lake to swim in.
Terry Bison
Ranch
51
I-25 Service Rd. East Cheyenne, WY 82007
Trout
fishing, horseback rides, wagon& tram tours to the buffalo.
Paddle boats, canoes, cattle drives and buffalo drives.
Three individual cabins with kitchens. Laundry available.
WYO Campground
4066
I-80 Service Rd. Burns, WY 82053
Drive
through RV sites, swimming, laundry, playground, game
room, large covered patio, adjacent to 24 hour service
station and restaurant.
Mrs. Ester
Hobart Morris has been widely acclaimed as
an influential figure in the events that established women’s
suffrage in Wyoming. However, her role in promoting suffrage
legislation in the territory has been disputed. The record
shows that in 1869, during the territory’s first legislative
session, William H. Bright introduced a women’s suffrage
bill. Although the legislation was received with some humor,
it did pass and was signed into law by Governor John A. Campbell,
thus according the young territory immediate fame as the first
government to grant women the right to vote in all public
elections.
Find more fascinating stories at this site, Wyoming's
Archives Historic Articles Page
Opened
March 9, 1911 the hotel originally cost around $250,000
including the furniture. After extensive renovation it
is now again open and it is a wonderful experience not
to be missed. It's right on the parade route and one block
from the pancake breakfast.
A
full breakfast is served on the back porch in summer and
by the dining room fire in cold weather. Breakfast might
be yeast waffles with pure maple syrup and fresh strawberries,
egg blossoms, scrumptious coffeecake, spicy cheese grits,
orange, pineapple, pecan French toast, or something newly
discovered!
The
Nagle Warren Mansion, one of Cheyenne's most elegant residences,
was built by Erasmus Nagle in 1888, and in 1910 became
the home of Francis E. Warren, businessman, Governor and
U.S. Senator.
We
offer western gifts for the whole family. Hats, hats,
and more hats, t-shirts, outback dusters, leather handbags
and saddle purses, games, soaps, jewelry, tooled leather
dresser sets, and other unique gifts for the cowgirl and
her family.
You
will find some great bargains here on clothing, mostly
for women but some men's too. New and nearly new western,
and classic dress clothes, shoes and accessories.
Take
advantage of the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Park & Ride service,
located just off Interstate 25 and Happy Jack Road (Wyoming
210) south of Frontier Park. A quick five minute bus ride takes
you directly to the celebration! Map
You
will find many of the hotels, B&Bs, and campgrounds are
on the route for the Frontier Days buses, check with them.
For
more information on wild horses available for adoption
at the Mantle Wild Horse Training & Adoption Center or
to sign up for a wild horse handling workshop, please
contact Steve Mantle at 307.322.5799. (Tell him you saw
him on this web site)
Steve
Mantle is a contract wild horse trainer for the Bureau
of Land Management. With over 26 years of professional
experience, Mantle gentles and trains wild horses to ride
using pressure and release techniques. Once a month, Mantle
facilitates a wild horse handling workshop. The three-day,
hands-on workshop is an excellent starting point for a
beginner interested in learning how to train a wild horse.
More experienced horsemen will also find these workshops
educational and helpful. The workshop is free and open
to anyone who is pre qualified to adopt a wild horse.
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