Union Pacific Railroad Depot & Hotel Fire — October 1917 Many towns on the plains were built as the railroad progressed, but few grew to be as large and important as Laramie. It makes sense, then, that the center of the city would be the Union Pacific Railroad depot. The original depot, located in the northern … Continue reading Union Pacific Railroad Depot & Hotel Fire →

Wilson Livery stables burning. A livery yard or livery stable was a stable where horse owners paid a weekly or monthly fee to keep their horses. Learn more about the fires that have affected Laramie, Wyoming. Resources