Tag: Wyoming Historical Society

For this edition of the 'Wyoming Community Cookbook', we asked our friends at the Wyoming Historical Society to dig into the archives and share a few beloved holiday recipes from Wyoming’s past.

There are a few events remaining in our Wyoming Winter Guide before we’re ready to focus on what’s happening this spring.

Winter is here! While the weather may make you want to stay inside, Wyoming has plenty of events and things to do that should encourage you to get out of the house.

Light Up Wyoming has evolved over the years, but the goals are still the same: to bring the community together and raise funds for a good cause.

The Wyoming Historical Society is celebrating its 40th year of collecting and preserving the city’s storied past

As you stroll along Wyoming Avenue one picturesque spring day, your eyes may fall upon a street bench near 310 Wyoming Avenue: “James McIlwain - A Concerned Citizen”. It begs the question - “Who is he, and why was he concerned?”

The work of three history lovers has been honored by the City of Wyoming with an historical marker at Hilltop Park.

Not long ago, the Wyoming Civic Center languished in the shadows while neighboring event venues captured the limelight with brand new amenities and state-of-the-art...

Wyoming restaurateurs Caitlyn Steininger and Kelly Trush are once again expanding the Wyoming dining scene with the construction of Station Family + BBQ, a new venture set to open in early 2019

Two new architectural trends dominated in Wyoming during the Baby Boom years of 1946-1964: the Modernist house and the ranch house.