City Landmark name location notes Buford Ames Monument 209 Monument Road 41°7′52″N 105°23′53″W / 41.13111°N 105.39806°W / 41.13111; -105.39806 Commissioned by the Union Pacific Railroad , The First transcontinental railroad marker, National Historic Landmark [ 3] [ 4] Buford Old Sherman Cemetery 823 Hermosa Road Used from 1867 to about 1880, The town of Sherman was a Union Pacific station at the highest elevation point of 8,247’ feet. [ 5] [ 6] Buford Lonetree on the Laramie Range I-80 center of I-80 41°08′01″N 105°20′48″W / 41.1337°N 105.346767°W / 41.1337; -105.346767 Highest point of the railroad's route. Multiple markers at site [ 7] Buford Tree in the Rock I-80 center of road 41°08′01″N 105°20′48″W / 41.1337°N 105.3467°W / 41.1337; -105.3467 Tree by the Union Pacific Railroad in 1868. [ 8] Buford Sherman Mountains I-80 center of road 41°08′02″N 105°20′48″W / 41.133767°N 105.3467°W / 41.133767; -105.3467 Natural features of the erosion of the Sherman Mountains [ 9] Buford The Gangplank I-80 service road 41°05′56″N 105°06′45″W / 41.0988°N 105.1125°W / 41.0988; -105.1125 Natural features of the Gangplank, granite rock pass used by the First transcontinental railroad and now the I-80 also. [ 10] [ 11] Centennial Centennial Depot WY 130 in Centennial Built in 1907, now the Nici Self Historical Museum. Multiple markers at site. [ 12] Jelm Woods Landing Dance Hall Intersection of Hansen's Road and WY Hwy 1 Scandinavian log Dance Hall, National Register of Historic Places [ 13] Laramie Methodist Episcopal Church 150 N. 2nd Street Built in 1869, oldest church building in Wyoming. [ 14] [ 15] Laramie Laramie vigilantes at 407 S. 2nd Street 407 S. 2nd Street Vigilantes event on October 18, 1868 [ 16] [ 17] Laramie Laramie Train Depot 600 S. 1st Street Laramie Railroad Depot was built in 1924 to replace the town's original Union Pacific Depot/Hotel that was destroyed by fire in 1917. The depot has a museum and park. Multiple markers at site [ 18] Laramie First Woman Jury Depot Park 320 S. 1st Street Site where the first woman jury served in March 1870 [ 19] [ 20] Laramie Abraham Lincoln Memorial Monument Intersection of I-80 and Highway 210 Monument commemorates the sesquicentennial of Lincoln's birthday. Mutiple marker at site [ 21] [ 22] Laramie Henry B. Joy Monument Summit Rest Area, Lincoln Monument A Lincoln Highway marker about Henry B. Joy [ 23] Laramie Henry Bourne Joy and the Lincoln Highway Lincoln Monument Rest Stop A Lincoln Highway marker [ 24] Laramie Gateway to the Rockies Lincoln Monument 41°14′13″N 105°26′09″W / 41.236833°N 105.435817°W / 41.236833; -105.435817 At Lincoln Monument Rest Stop [ 25] Laramie Ranching from the High Point Lincoln Monument Rest Stop Marks large sheep and cattle herds from the mid 1800s into the 1900s. [ 26] Laramie Purple Heart Trail Abraham Lincoln Memorial The Purple Heart Trail Medal marker [ 27] Laramie Telephone Canyon Lincoln Monument Rest Stop The first conversation over this line was held in 1882 [ 28] [ 29] Laramie Bath Ranch Herrick Lane (Hwy 12) and I-80 41°23′43″N 105°49′34″W / 41.3953°N 105.8262°W / 41.3953; -105.8262 A National Register of Historic Places, one of the first ranches in Albany County. [ 30] Laramie Bronze Statue of Washakie 1649 Grand Avenue Bronze sculpture of Chief Washakie at Battle of Crowheart Butte [ 31] [ 32] Laramie Big Laramie Stage Station 506 Wyoming Highway 230 Started in 1849 Overland Trail into Wyoming, historic crossing [ 33] [ 34] Laramie Old Overland Trail 822 WY-230 41°14′56″N 105°42′51″W / 41.2490°N 105.7141°W / 41.2490; -105.7141 Old Overland Trail 1862 - 1868 [ 35] Laramie Commemorating Women of Laramie Wyoming Women's History House, Laramie women who served first on a jury in March 1870 and the Suffrage Act of 1869 Multiple markers at site [ 36] [ 37] Laramie Wyoming Territorial Prison 975 Snowy Range Road A National Register of Historic Places, Multiple markers at site [ 38] [ 39] Laramie Ivinson Mansion 603 E Ivinson Avenue Houses the Laramie Plains Museum . Multiple markers at site [ 40] Laramie Fort Sanders Intersection of US 287 and Cavalryman Ranch Road 41°16′06″N 105°35′45″W / 41.26840°N 105.5957°W / 41.26840; -105.5957 Used from 1866-1882 on the emigrant trails [ 41] Laramie Laramie and Union Pacific Railroad 1502 S 3rd Street Laramie was founded in 1868 upon the arrival of the Union Pacific Railroad [ 42] Laramie Laramie Timeline 301 South First Street Historic Laramie Timeline embedded in a patio [ 43] Laramie Fort Sanders Guardhouse 151 S Kiowa Street Fort Sanders Established September 5, 1866 Abandoned May 18, 1882 Named after Brigadier General William P. Sanders a National Register of Historic Places [ 44] Laramie Steen Gronlund 1855 W Curtis Street Steen Gronlund, Citizen Driver. 49 years on the road include 5.34 million accident-free miles. [ 45] Laramie The Franchise 321 South Second Street Right of women to vote in 1869 [ 46] Laramie The Overland Trail 3184 Snowy Range Road Overland Trail started in 1825 by William Ashley and the Rocky Mountain Fur Company [ 35] Medicine Bow Albany County Train Robberies Hwy 30 41°51′54″N 106°04′24″W / 41.8649°N 106.0732°W / 41.8649; -106.0732 June 2, 1899 the Union Pacific Overland robbed [ 47] Medicine Bow Dinosaur Graveyard Hwy 30 41°51′54″N 106°04′24″W / 41.8649°N 106.0732°W / 41.8649; -106.0732 About Como Bluff fossil beds of dinosaurs [ 48] Medicine Bow Geologic Sign Libby Flats off Hwy 30 Medicine Bow Mountains geology on Snowy Range Scenic Byway [ 49] Rock River Rock Creek trail 4000 County Road 67 Rock Creek on the trail from Fort Halleck and Fort Laramie [ 50] Tie Siding The Overland Stage Line 36292 U.S Highway 287 The Overland Stage Line from 1862 to 1868 crossed the Colorado-Wyoming boundary line [ 51] 
