Pioneer Memorial Museum
Douglas, Wyoming · Other
Visitors reportedly see a face looking from the Pioneer Memorial Museum toward the street. Workers' stories focus on running footsteps heard inside after the museum has closed for the evening.
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Douglas, Wyoming · Other
Visitors reportedly see a face looking from the Pioneer Memorial Museum toward the street. Workers' stories focus on running footsteps heard inside after the museum has closed for the evening.
Douglas, Wyoming · Theater
Staff accounts collected by Haunted Places describe the Princess becoming active after closing: curtains move without anyone operating them, footsteps run through the building, and doors swing open or shut.
Gillette, Wyoming · Other
A Haunted Places submission describes shuffling steps following shoppers through apparently empty aisles. Heavy breathing and clicking sounds are also reported, while staff supposedly find merchandise shifted during the night.
Natrona, Wyoming · Natural landmark
The Salt Creek oil-field legend concerns a light hovering over the workings on crisp, clear nights. Local tellings identify it as the lantern of a man called O'Rourke, still wandering the land he once farmed. Regional oilfield folklore with no verified observation point. Directory locality is inconsistent across older pages; no exact pin or visitor route supplied.
Lovell, Wyoming · Other
Lovell's Shoshone Bar is said to be haunted by Ted Louie, remembered in the legend as a candy salesman. Accounts describe voices, appliances operating themselves, money moving through the air and a presence most often associated with the basement. Identity and disappearance story are folklore unless separately documented. Current operation needs checking.
Lusk, Wyoming · Hotel
The Silver Cliff Hotel's brief surviving ghost account is a report of an unseen presence felt inside the former hotel. The directory describes the building as abandoned rather than an operating haunted accommodation.
Encampment, Wyoming · Natural landmark
Slaughterhouse Gulch's legend tells of a miner killed in an explosion who never received a proper burial. In one account, campers heard a cough and watched a silent man pass their fire. Another describes a figure walking between a stagecoach team and vanishing as the horses panicked.
Cody, Wyoming · Historic house
Smith Mansion's ghost lore places a booted man among the upper levels of its extraordinary timber structure. Other accounts describe footsteps, voices, doors moving and an angry unseen presence throwing objects or shouting at intruders.
Cheyenne, Wyoming · Other
The bell-tower legend tells of a mason whose body was hidden in the walls after an accident. Knocks, murmurs and disturbances supposedly followed the resumed building work, until a room was reserved for the ghost. Folklore, not verified death history: Shadowlands carries a correction saying no construction death is documented and that unsafe stairs explained the tower closure.
Green River, Wyoming · Other
Courthouse workers reportedly glimpse a tall figure beyond office windows or following staff down corridors. Other tales involve unexpected touches and voices, while kitchen accounts describe a coffeepot tipping and mixing bowls moving off a counter.
Green River, Wyoming · Other
Green River's library stories include books flying from shelves, equipment switching itself on and typing heard from an unattended typewriter. Witnesses also describe lights in the gallery and a figure in the multipurpose room. The old cemetery beneath the site is central to its local reputation.
Riverton, Wyoming · Other
A solitary woman is said to watch the street from second-floor windows above the former Broker steakhouse. Witnesses describe her as sad and lonely, and some accounts place the same figure in neighboring windows along the block.
Farson, Wyoming · Other
An employee's report describes a woman at the top of the Mercantile stairs. At closing time, cups and other objects allegedly move through the room, while pizza-oven timers sometimes switch off without explanation.
Cheyenne, Wyoming · Hotel
The Plains Hotel's famous story concerns a bride who discovers her husband with another woman, kills them and then dies in her own room. All three are said to remain at the hotel, giving its rooms and corridors a reputation for uneasy encounters. The murder-suicide narrative is explicitly hotel folklore, not verified criminal history.
Sheridan, Wyoming · Hotel
The inn's own legend centers on Miss Kate, longtime employee Catherine Arnold. Her ashes were placed in the wall of her old third-floor room, and guests and workers still report sensing her presence around the hotel.
Cheyenne, Wyoming · Other
A woman in a flowing gown is said to appear on the Tivoli stairs and watch the street after closing. Former workers describe lights changing, objects moving and doors opening without help, with cries and moans coming from upstairs. Tivoli Building is the stable identity; saloon, chamber offices and coffee-shop uses are aliases within one building.
Casper, Wyoming · Other
Although the Townsend Hotel became a justice center, its older atmosphere supposedly lingers. People report conversations on the upper floors and the smell of freshly brewed coffee in areas where the old hotel coffee shop is gone.
Sheridan, Wyoming · Historic house
Trail End's ghost story is unusually camera-centered: figures supposedly appear in surveillance views of the mansion, yet officers checking the rooms find nobody there. The account describes shapes visible to observers watching remotely rather than reliably seen in person. Security-camera claims are attributed folklore; no original recording was inspected.
Cheyenne, Wyoming · Road or bridge
Stories of Cheyenne's buried passageways describe heavy bootfalls approaching through empty tunnels and voices carrying from the darkness. The footsteps are often imagined as those of railroad workers from the city's early years. Closed infrastructure, with asbestos alleged by the source. Do not seek entry. Network extent is folklore and not mapped here.
Laramie, Wyoming · Other
Knight Hall stories place wailing and faces in second-floor windows, drumming in the basement, and a girl's apparition in the west wing. These separate reports belong to one building on the University of Wyoming campus. Active university building; campus access is not investigation permission. Avoid treating a reported apparition's ethnic identity as established fact.
Medicine Bow, Wyoming · Hotel
The Virginian's older ghost accounts describe music with no visible musician, cold spots, objects changing position and figures glimpsed around the rooms and restaurant.
Douglas, Wyoming · Other
White Wolf Saloon staff and customers report objects shifting in the office and a presence in the rear rooms. Its jukebox supposedly begins playing without anyone selecting music, including old songs the account says were not in the machine. Current operation and owner permission require checking; folklore does not authorize entry to rear rooms.
Casper, Wyoming · Other
A cleaner's account describes a figure descending the Wonder Bar stairs while her cat's fur stood on end. Other stories collected by Haunted Places mention sounds throughout the empty building and basement lights switching themselves on. Historic Wonder Bar identity retained; later business use and opening should be checked rather than assuming the old bar still operates.
Rawlins, Wyoming · Prison
Visitors and paranormal investigators at the former state penitentiary report voices in apparently empty areas, sudden cold patches and full-bodied figures believed to resemble former inmates. The old cellblocks, execution areas and punitive spaces underpin its grim reputation.