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0Cowboy Bar
Meeteetse, Wyoming
Patrons and employees of the Cowboy Bar have reportedly heard footsteps, and even steak orders, from invisible sources, and have witnessed bottles flying off the bar shelves. Some say full glasses will fall from the bar without spilling a single drop. Old tales tell that several murders have been committed ...
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0Cedar Mountain - Spirit Mountain
Cody, Wyoming
Cedar Mountain was once called Spirit Mountain in reference to the many people who have been lost in the area's many caves. The caves and canyon are said to be haunted, and ghostly footsteps have been heard by visitors. Longtime residents say "little people" occupy this site. The caves are ...
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0Heart Mountain Relocation Center
Powell, Wyoming
This World War II center for relocation of the Japanese has seen its share of spiritual activity. Daytimes here are quiet, although a friendly spirit may follow you around. But at night, it is reported that Shadow People are active. Witnesses have heard footsteps and noises, and had a feeling ...
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0Northwest College
Powell, Wyoming
Residents have heard footsteps in the showers, scraping chairs, and cabinets opening and closing inside locked, unused rooms. Reports have said that at 2 a.m. the oven and all the stove burners have been turned on at full heat. There has also been unexplained cold in a wing where a ...
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0Irma Hotel
Cody, Wyoming
This tribute to the old West hotel, built by Buffalo Bill is reported to be haunted. Guests report the usual haunting activity, ghostly footsteps, strange noises and allegedly the ghost of a man without a bottom half is seen gliding through the halls.
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Smith Mansion
Cody, Wyoming
This solitary mansion is only half-finished, with staircases that lead to nowhere, half-finished rooms and a rambling log structure that makes it so famous for its unusual construction. The original architect who designed and built the house entirely on his own feel to his death from the second storey, and ...
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Church of the Nazarene
Powell, Wyoming
This church is the oldest standing building in Powell. In 1948 the building was moved from the corner of 3rd and Bent Streets to the corner of Park and Douglas street. Nothing specific is really known about the history of the building (besides the fact that it used ...
