Haunted Wyoming

If it's published online, it must be true, right? According to one unconfirmed eyewitness account posted to Ghosts of America, a "racist ghost" haunts the tiny town of Yoder, Wyoming. The story, which was submitted by an anonymous author, claims the ghost lives in the "old meat packing plant" next to the post office...

There are dozens of haunted places here in Wyoming. Some of the most terrifying ghosts in the state roam the hallways of our public schools. Here's our completely unofficial and totally subjective list of Wyoming's five most haunted schools buildings...

For nearly 80 years, The Wyoming Supreme Court building in Cheyenne has been one of Cheyenne's most recognizable landmarks. According to local lore, it's also one of the most haunted places in the state.

This month, we've been spotlighting many of Wyoming's most haunted places. For years, ghost sightings have been reported all over the Cowboy State. But no other location even comes close to matching the haunted history of F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne...

As we gear up for Halloween this weekend, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the Wonder Bar in Casper. This historic watering hole dates back to 1934 and claims to have served a variety of famous guests including John Wayne and Ernest Hemingway...

Just in time for Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places. Before Sue Miller and her husband opened Wyoming Home in 1998, the historic building on 216 West Lincolnway in downtown Cheyenne housed the Federal Magistrate Office in the 1880's and later became Union Pacific Hotel...

For centuries, Native Americans have gathered at the Bighorn Medicine Wheel near Lovell, Wyoming. Now known as the Medicine Wheel/Medicine Mountain National Historic Landmark, it has been considered a sacred site for local tribes since the 18th century and is regarded among the most haunted places in the state...

As we creep up on Halloween, here's another spooky tale about one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the Natrona County High School Auditorium in Casper. Legend has it, back in the 1940's, a girl fell to her death in the auditorium. According to one account, she had forgotten her bag after auditioning for a play...

As we 'creep' up on Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the Ivy House Inn in Casper. Legend has it, this historic home is now haunted by the cranky ghost of its former owner and her cats. The house was built in 1916 by the White family, who later added two large porches in the 1940's...

As we prepare for Halloween, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places, the underground tunnels of Cheyenne. When the railroad first came to Cheyenne in the late 1800's, a series of underground tunnels were built connecting the Depot to several buildings downtown...

With Halloween fast approaching, here's another one of Wyoming's most haunted places. However, this legend does not involve human ghosts, but rather the spirit of a wild horse known as The White Devil of Rattlesnake Range. According to local lore, the image of a white stallion still rides the Rattlesnake Range, in the mountains west of Casper...