Cowgirls of the West Museum
No admission feeFree museum in downtown Cheyenne celebrating pioneering cowgirls, rodeo queens and Western women's history.
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A gold-domed 1880s capitol in downtown Cheyenne where you can take a self-guided tour of the restored chambers.
200 W 24th St · Cheyenne, WY
Built from 1886 to 1890 in the Renaissance Revival style, Wyoming's capitol is topped by a 146-foot dome covered in 24-carat gold leaf. A four-year restoration finished in 2019 brought back its historic chambers, where Allen Tupper True's 1917 murals show Wyoming's history and culture. You can walk in for a self-guided tour of the building, one of 20 state capitols designated a National Historic Landmark.
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