Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board

First off, this new ornament from the Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board for 2022 is absolutely gorgeous!

The Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board is bringing back its popular limited edition ornament series in time for the holidays.

The fountain was built in 1934.

The bell will be sandblasted and coated to protect it from the weather before being moved to its new home.

Got an extra $700,000 burning a hole in your pocket? Now you can own one of Cheyenne's most historic landmarks. Since 1892, the Tivoli Building has been been a bar, brewery, brothel, Chamber of Commerce office, college classroom, clothing store, coffee shop, restaurant, storage facility and served as campaign headquarters for Wyoming Governor Matt Mead, who has owned the building since 2006... Rea

The Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board will host its 3rd Annual "Tour the Legend" Homes Tour on September 12. Stephanie Lowe, Planner with the City of Cheyenne Development Department, says this year's theme celebrates the state's 125th Anniversary with homes of former Wyoming governors. ...

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen is accepting applications from people interested in serving on the city's Historic Preservation Board.

Have you strolled through the Lakeview Cemetery lately? The Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board has been restoring the historic Lakeview Cemetery Vault near the entrance at 2501 Seymour Avenue. They are hosting an open house to commemorate the finalization of the restoration project from 4 until 6 p.m. on Friday, December 7.