Laramie History

Laramie may be a small town in the least populated state in the US, but this does not mean our town is full of boring individuals. There is quite a list of notable Laramie locals who have become well known or made it big in their lifetime. We have compiled a list of our top five picks of the most notable people that are originally from our humble town of Laramie...

Laramie City started as a Calvary outpost then a Railroad town then a University town eventually made it what it is today. But like most history you don’t always know the behind the scenes people that really made the town prosper. I was guided back in time with the lovely and god fearing Victorian lady Mrs. Nash. Our trip began in present day Laramie and with every step went back in

Laramie Wyoming has some great monuments, museums and road side atractions that conjure up visions of the old west. Many have few visitors during the year and it's amazing that their right outside our door. In less than 15 minutes from town you can be staring at a granite pyramid (Ames Monument) dedicated to the Ames brothers that marks the highest point on the Union Pacific Railroad, or the Linco

Cold temperatures certainly didn’t deter railroad lovers both young and old from participating in a once in a life time event this morning February 7th. Ralph Bullock was present in the crowd age 93. Ralph started his life long career with the Union Pacific back in 1941...

Peter and Lynne Simpson, owners and producers of Spontaneous Theater Productions, will be presenting an American classic drama, "Our Town" on Feb. 25,26 & 27 in St. Matthews Cathedral.  The Simpsons ,who have been acting, directing and sponsoring theatrical events for the past 50 years of their marriage, are excited about their last project in Laramie.