History

Wyoming used to have dozens of drive-in movie theaters across the state during the height of the outdoor cinema boom in the 1950s and 1960s.

The museum consists of several buildings on a city-wide block. The first one you'll walk into used to be the old power station that provided electricity to the town.

A 1960s airport terminal in Cheyenne might become a retro aviation museum and restaurant instead of getting torn down. Governor Gordon says he'll look into it.

Wyoming's best time travel stories, Both fiction and maybe real.

WOW, what an airshow in Cheyenne this year. Did you miss it? WHAT?

Vintage planes, aerobatics, and a piece of Cheyenne history that most people drive past without a second thought — all of it comes together next summer for ten bucks.

Sinclair, Wyoming, where the refinery that is the main business in town is larger than the town, and it has always been that way.

The Frontier Auto Museum is a 13,000-square-foot museum featuring vintage automobiles along with many of their accessories.

At its peak, Camp Carlin was the second largest military supply depot in the entire country — and most people in Cheyenne have never heard of it.

Wyoming goes by a lot of names — and some of them might genuinely surprise you. There's a story behind each one worth hearing.