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856 Broadway Street Sheridan, Wyoming 82801
The original property opened in 1893. A member of Historic Hotels of America since 2015.
Distinctive & Notable
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Ghosts
Memorabilia
The historic Sheridan Inn, designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, is located in Sheridan, Wyoming, and is steeped in Western tradition. Designed by Thomas Kimball to resemble a Scottish hunting lodge and built in 1893 by the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad on behalf of the Inn’s first operator, William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, who auditioned new talent for his “Buffalo Bill’s Wild West” company from the front porch. Following a 50-year vacancy and extensive $7 million renovation, the Sheridan Inn once again opened its doors to welcome visitors in May 2015. Today, guests are able to step back in time and experience the bygone days of the Wild West while enjoying modern comforts.
Location Map
Spend a day experiencing the Little Bighorn Battlefield Monument, the Bighorn National Forest, and The Brinton Museum.
Discover
Discover the iconic porch of the Sheridan Inn.
Explore
Explore the Medicine Wheel in the Big Horn Mountains.
Experience
Experience the Don King Museum at King's Saddlery.
