Learn about the history of Cheyenne and the Old West at this engaging museum which exhibits antique horse-drawn carriages, wagons and early automobiles, among other artifacts and memorabilia related to the region.

Built in 1904, this grand Colonial Revival-style mansion is home to the governor of Wyoming and his/her family. Guided tours of the facility are available or visitors can tour on their own. An informational video is shown to all.

This Corinthian-style edifice was modeled after the Capitol in Washington, D.C. The famous Esther Hobart Morris Statue stands in front of the building, in honor of the first woman to hold judicial office in modern times.

Get an overview of Cheyenne's history on this trolley tour around the major tourist attractions, such as the State Capitol, the Governor's Mansion and several historic districts. Special ghost tours relating the creepier side of Old Cheyenne are offered in late October.

Railroad buffs will enjoy seeing Old Number 4004, the world's largest steam locomotive, retired from service by the Union Pacific in 1956.

This train was a gift from the French in appreciation for the American Friendship Train that supplied food to the French during World War II. On its "thank you" tour, the Merci Train deposited a boxcar full of presents at each state capital.

Built in the 1950s, this Art Deco gem is probably the least expensive theater in America.

Eighteen-hole, par 72 golf course stretches 6,276 yards with a slope/USGA rating of 113/67.9.