Haunted Wyoming

For centuries, Native Americans have gathered at the Bighorn Medicine Wheel near Lovell, Wyoming. Now known as the Medicine Wheel/Medicine Mountain National Historic Landmark, it has been considered a sacred site for local tribes since the 18th century and is regarded among the most haunted places in the state...

As we creep up on Halloween, here's another spooky tale about one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the Natrona County High School Auditorium in Casper. Legend has it, back in the 1940's, a girl fell to her death in the auditorium. According to one account, she had forgotten her bag after auditioning for a play...

As we 'creep' up on Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the Ivy House Inn in Casper. Legend has it, this historic home is now haunted by the cranky ghost of its former owner and her cats. The house was built in 1916 by the White family, who later added two large porches in the 1940's...

As we prepare for Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the underground tunnels of Cheyenne. When the railroad first came to Cheyenne in the late 1800's, a series of underground tunnels were built connecting the Depot to several buildings downtown...

With Halloween fast approaching, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places. However, this legend does not involve human ghosts, but rather the spirit of a wild horse known as The White Devil of Rattlesnake Range. According to local lore, the image of a white stallion still rides the Rattlesnake Range, in the mountains west of Casper...

With Halloween fast approaching, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places. Since 1889, more oil has been produced at the Salt Creek Oil Field in Natrona County than any other place in the Rocky Mountain region. Not only is it responsible for nearly 20 percent of all the oil ever produced in the Cowboy State, it's also home to one of the spookiest legends in Wyoming's history... Read Mor

Just in time for Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places. Laramie is home to thousands of college students, and according to some locals, the spirits of several ghosts. Perhaps the most haunted building in Laramie is Knight Hall on the campus of the University of Wyoming...

Just in time for Halloween, here's another one of the Cowboy State's spookiest haunts. Dating back to 1901, the old Wyoming Frontier Prison in Rawlins was one of the rowdiest, roughest jails in the entire country. In a land full of outlaws and bandits, it housed the most violent criminals in the state in an era where discipline was valued over rehabilitation...

Halloween is just around the corner, and if you're looking for ghosts, there's plenty of haunted history here Wyoming.