Cheyenne, Wyoming
lies in Laramie County. The Union Pacific Railroad came through during 1867.
Cheyenne, Wyoming
was named after the Cheyenne Indian nation.
The Wyoming Stock
Growers Association helped make Cheyenne famous for its cattle drives.
Esther Hobart
Morris, Alferd Packer and Tom Horn have been associated with the history of
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Cheyenne was also
home to Fort D.A. Russell.
Today, Cheyenne
celebrates Frontier Days, the Outlaw Saloon Summer Rodeo Series, Friday Night
Rodeos, Superday, Horse Shows and the Laramie County Fair and Rodeo.
