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you are here:  Wyoming's official state travel website / discover Wyoming / culture & heritage / historic sites / listings of historic sites / southeast historic sites 1 through 14 of 14 Filter your results: Cheyenne | Laramie | Medicine Bow | Rawlins | Saratoga | Sinclair Search within these listings. View Legend For additional property and amenity information, click on the property name. Select checkboxes and click Compare to compare up to five properties. Cheyenne Cheyenne Depot Museum 121 W. 15th St Cheyenne 307-632-3905 Website Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum 4610 Carey Ave. Cheyenne 307-778-7290 Website Historic Governors' Mansion 300 E. 21st St. Cheyenne 307-777-7878 Website Historic Plains Hotel 1600 Central Ave. Cheyenne 307-638-3311 866-275-2467 Website   Wyoming State Archives Barrett Central Ave., Bldg 2301 Cheyenne 307-777-7826 Website Wyoming State Capitol 200 W. 24th Street Cheyenne 307-777-7220 Website Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site 975 Snowy Range Rd. Laramie 307-745-6161 Website Laramie Historic Plains Hotel 1600 Central Ave. Cheyenne 307-638-3311 866-275-2467 Website Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site 975 Snowy Range Rd. Laramie 307-745-6161 Website   Medicine Bow Historic Virginian Hotel 404 Lincoln Hwy. Medicine Bow 307-379-2377 Website Rawlins Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum 500 W. Walnut St. Rawlins 307-324-4422 Saratoga Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum 500 W. Walnut St. Rawlins 307-324-4422 Sinclair Fort Fred Steele State Historic Site HC 67 Box 30 Sinclair 307-320-3013 Website Wyoming Frontier Prison Museum 500 W. Walnut St. Rawlins 307-324-4422 1 through 14 of 14 Wyoming may be one of the newer states (became the 44th state in 1890), but the land within its borders can take you back millions of years, revealing long-extinct animals and the beginnings of mountain ranges. read more Dig in your heels this mornin’ and stay close in the saddle at King’s Western Museum and King’s Saddlery. Shop and stroll along historic Main Street, then follow the trail to Trail End Historic Site, the Flemish-style estate built in 1913, read more Northeast Historic Sites Southeast Campgrounds & RV Parks Southeast Museums Southwest Historic Sites Southeast Winter Activities

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