History

Before it became a popular destination for curiosity seekers and paranormal experts, The Stanley Hotel was known for saving lives, not taking them.

Wyoming native Tom Browning is one of only 23 pitchers to throw a perfect game. He's also the only player to ever leave the stadium during a World Series game, then get called back to the ballpark on live television.

Ron Hoffman seems like a normal guy. But don't let him fool you. The undispitued Pumpkin King of the Cowboy State is completely out of his gourd.

In the late 1980s, the Fort Bridger Cemetery was allegedly haunted by the spirit of a restless old man who was waiting for his wife to join him.

Five years after a tragic plane crashed kill three members of his band, Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington came to Wyoming...and never left.

With our state experiencing such a violent history, it is safe to assume that there are many paranormal hot-spots all over the Cowboy State.

Jerry DePoyster is one of only two kickers from the University of Wyoming to play in the NFL. During the height of his professional career, he left the game to serve his country during the Vietnam War.

Of the 32 men to serve as Governor of Wyoming, and the 10 Territorial Governors before them, only one was born in Cheyenne.

The infamous Wyoming Frontier Prison in Rawlins was ranked as Wyoming's most haunted place.

In 1903, a Cheyenne architect invented a new contraption to hang infamous bounty hunter Tom Horn. Unfortunately, the device didn't work and Horn dangled from the noose for 17 minutes.