Tom Horn

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.

Since 1998, Wyoming Home has occupied the historic building on on 216 West Lincolnway in downtown Cheyenne. Some believe it may be among the most haunted places in the Capital City. Built in the 1880s, the building was the original Federal Magistrate's Office and later became the Union Pacific Hotel before serving as a bank and retail outlet...

20-year-old T. Joe Cahill was an usher and sold programs at the very first Cheyenne Frontier Day in 1897. It was the first of 67 consecutive years he worked at CFD. Cahill's biggest contribution to Frontier Days was its famous nickname "The Daddy of 'Em All"...

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Just in time for Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places. Before Sue Miller and her husband opened Wyoming Home in 1998, the historic building on 216 West Lincolnway in downtown Cheyenne housed the Federal Magistrate Office in the 1880's and later became Union Pacific Hotel...

Two authors of their books on the legendary Tom Horn are scheduled for a book signing and brown bag lunch lecture at the Wyoming State Museum, Friday, Aug. 22 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Authors Larry D. Ball and Chip Carlson will sign their respective books focusing on Horn or an aspect of his life...