History
This Colonial Revival Executive Mansion served as home to Wyoming’s Governors and their families for 71 years, (1905-1976). The Mansion’s history brings to life the people who served the state of Wyoming and the Nation from this location. The greatest distinction of the home is that in 1925 it was the first in the United States to be occupied by a woman Governor, Nellie Tayloe Ross. This gracious and stately home has hosted neighborhood children to U.S. Presidents. It is now your turn to be our guest. Self guided tours of the Mansion uses electronic touch-screen videos and cell-phone audio tours to learn about the former Governors, First Ladies, Women’s Suffrage, the Cold War Era and Mansion architecture. Group guided tours available.
HOURS: June – August. Mon-Sat 9am – 5pm, Sun 1pm – 5pm.
Open July 4th holiday.
Sept. – May. Tue-Sat 9am – 5pm, Closed on Sundays/Mondays and Major holidays.
Dates Closed: Federal and State holidays.
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General Information: Open Year-Round, Free admission
Attraction/Recreation Type: Historic Attractions, Museum, State Park Historical Site, Marker/Interpretive station, Arts and Culture, Museum Art, Political History, Museum Historical
Facility Amenities: Interpretive Displays, Interactive Kiosks, Cell-phone Audio Tours, Printed guides, ADA Compliant, Bus Parking, Self-guided tours, Customized Group Tours available on request.
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Although it has little history as an actual state (after all, it's only been one since 1890), the territory that is today Wyoming goes way back. Way, way back. read more
Whether you're traveling to Wyoming by air, by car, by RV or on horseback, you can find the information for planning your travel here. read more
