At Wyoming Home, staff stories describe a courteous man in a cowboy hat upstairs and a more troublesome presence blamed for shoving people and throwing objects. The directory associates the figures with Tom Horn and George Beard, though those identities remain part of the lore.
Court-building lore assigns some disturbances to Judge Blume: books supposedly fall from shelves and lights come on after workers leave. People staying late also report cigar smoke when no smoker can be found.
Ghost identification is folklore; judicial work and restricted offices take precedence over sightseeing.
The territorial prison's best-known lingering inmate is Julius Greenwelch. Visitor accounts collected by Haunted Places describe tobacco smoke where no one is smoking, a cell door slamming in an empty section, and an unexpected touch in the adjoining historic complex.
Before its destruction, Lusk's Yellow Hotel was associated with strange lights, unexplained voices and a heavy feeling of unease. The paranormal directory relates these reports to the building's earlier reputation as a brothel.
Destroyed by an intentional fire-department burn in 2012 according to the source. Historical site only; no surviving hotel interior to visit.