-
-
Go to download page →
-
Visit Our Facebook Page!
-
Historic Governors' Mansion
Click here to view nowVisit our about page to learn more about our site.
Historical Features - HISTORIC GOVERNORS' MANSION
About:
Built in 1904, this Colonial Revival structure has many interesting architectural and historic features. The sandstone columns in the front of the building were hand sculpted and installed on-site. As you tour the grounds, note the lack of keystones (the sandstone above the windows) on the east side and the masonry mistake on the west side of the building. Changes to the structure have added a breakfast nook and a sunporch throughout its lifetime. Historic features include many furnishings and decor that are original to the home. View the stair lift chair used by First Lady Casey Herschler to access the second floor as well as original 1904 stained glass on the first floor landing.
Location
Availability- During regular mansion hours.
Fees |
Site Status |
COVID-19 Coronavirus In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, all Wyoming State Park: overnight camping facilities, cabins, yurts, group sites/shelters, showerhouses, some non-essential restrooms, and playgrounds are closed until further notice. All parks currently remain open for day-use outdoor recreation activities including: trailheads, hiking/biking trails, boat ramps, fishing access, essential restrooms, individual picnic areas/tables. Normal park fees apply; visitors are urged to use fee canisters. State Historic Sites are closed to the general public until further notice. While we encourage citizens to enjoy the great outdoors while maintaining social distances, please know the Governor has also urged citizens to stay home whenever possible. This is an ever-changing situation. |
|
 |
Hours |
