The Wyoming Capitol is now open for self-guided tours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday. To accommodate those attending Cheyenne Frontier Days, the Capitol will also be open extended hours on July 20 and July 27 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Current and former Wyoming Supreme Court Justices held a brief opening ceremony of the Historic Supreme Court Room in the Capitol on July 10. The 1888 Territorial House Chamber was occupied by the Wyoming Supreme Court from 1890 to 1937. More photos at https://t.co/HIhyfByP4G
Today's Fallen Warrior Memorial Ceremony honored all Wyoming veterans who have died in service to our state and nation, and included a flag folding ceremony and playing Taps.
Come meet the Four Sisters, new bronze sculptures in the rotunda, and tour the Capitol today from 2 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. during the Capitol Square Open House and Celebration. Festivities start a noon and end with fireworks tonight. View the full schedule at https://t.co/OxuKssXfQa
A special thank you to the 3,990 individuals who have worked on the Capitol Square Project. Today, the project hosted a barbecue to honor the workers' contribution to the project. Afterwards, workers and their families toured the project.
The roof of the Capitol Extension had significant deterioration, replacing it created the opportunity to light the space with skylights and provide views of the Capitol dome above.
Several roads around the Wyoming Capitol will be closed for the July 10 Capitol Square Open House and Celebration festivities in Cheyenne. Parking will be limited, but the Cheyenne Trolley will offer free transportation between several locations. https://t.co/PgRC9u1Dhi
Watch Wyoming PBS's piece to learn more about the Capitol renovation project! As Wyoming’s elected officials, legislature, & state agencies prepare to reoccupy the Capitol Complex in Cheyenne, Our Wyoming takes a look at the years-long renovation process. https://t.co/rZK4ebOcfS
The statues of Esther Hobart Morris and Chief Washakie have been relocated to the Capitol Extension which connects the Capitol and Herschler Building underground.
Come view the restored 1888 decorative paint designs and new sculptures in the Capitol rotunda at the July 10 Capitol Square Open House and Celebration! Learn more at https://t.co/I5UVVOMBeQ.
Part of the Wyoming Capitol Square Project includes a new state of the art central utility plant (CUP), which been relocated and expanded. Read more at https://t.co/OWGCu3foLx
Surrounded by the recently restored 1888 decorative paint, four new bronze sculptures now stand in niches in the rotunda of the Wyoming Capitol. The public can view the new sculptures for the first time at the July 10 Open House & Celebration. Visithttps://bit.ly/2J5W4eL
Recent restoration work has uncovered vibrant oil paintings on six vault doors located in the garden level of the Wyoming Capitol. The public can view the vault discoveries at the July 10 Capitol Square Open House and Celebration. https://t.co/mshzAN1ho1
The Wyoming Capitol has stood as a symbol of the spirit of the people of Wyoming for well over a century. Through struggles small and large, the state has persevered and thrived. Read more at https://t.co/aLIlo1bWVZ
When the suspended ceilings were removed in 2016, pieces of old opera posters were found underneath the old wood subfloor planks, which were above the ceiling in the garden level in the historic 1888 section of the Capitol. https://t.co/WKF1H88duK