Wyoming History

Some of the petroglyph's on Legend Rock date back 11,000 years.

Castle Garden is a petroglyph site with history etched into the walls of sandstone rock.

It's instantly recognizable, a drawing of a cowboy waving his hat while holding on to a bucking horse. But did you know that the horse "Steamboat" was real?

Here are pictures of an epic storm that hit the Western US 73 years ago. They show how the entire state worked together to battle the effects of this storm.

Since 1950, replica's of the Statue Of Liberty know as the 'Little Sister To Liberty' have stood in three Wyoming cities.

Pony Express riders will pick up Christmas cards and letters. They will get the special Pony Express stamp and be delivered to the postal system.

Wyoming became an official state in July of 1890, but many of the counties of the state were in place well before that.

On TikTok Taylor Barnette shares 100-year-old diary entries from his Great Grandmother while showing what life looks like now on the very same ranch.

Wyoming's history is built on legendary stories that appeals to many and sometimes they have a unique way of presenting that history.

Amelia Earhart fell in love with the DD Ranch outside Meeteesee, WY after staying there in 1934

One of travel vlogger Harald Baldr's latest videos is a review/ tour of the historic wild west hotel called "The Occidental Hotel" in Buffalo, Wyoming.

Wyoming is proud of it's history and for good reason, the history is incredible and there are many ways for you to enjoy it.