Ghosts in Wyoming

Now, Wyoming has its share of haunted history.

A piano salvaged from one of Laramie's infamous 2nd Street brothels is allegedly haunted by the ghost of a working girl who died there in 1912.

Along with several human spirits, Fort Bridger is allegedly home to the ghost of an old dog who patrols the cemetery late at night.

Some of the most terrifying ghosts in the Cowboy State reportedly roam the hallways of our public schools.

In the 1940s, a candy salesman stopped in for a drink at the Shoshone Bar in Lovell, Wyo. He hasn't been seen since, but he has been heard.

St. Stephens Indian Mission on the Wind River Reservation is allegedly haunted by the ghosts of two nuns who hung themselves in the girls' locker room.

There are hundreds of great ghost stories in the great state of Wyoming. Perhaps the most chilling, terrifying and frightening tales come from our haunted graveyards.

The infamous Wyoming Frontier Prison in Rawlins was ranked as Wyoming's most haunted place.

Do you remember when the Jackson Hole live webcam went viral? Now someone has claimed to have recorded a ghost. Make sure to watch this video till the end. Happy Halloween!

In the 1880s, an officer found Gus in bed with his wife. Sadly, Gus was killed jumping out of a second-story window. Some believe his ghost lives in the barracks and is still looking for his pants.

There are hundreds of haunted places in Wyoming. Some of the most terrifying ghosts in the Cowboy State reportedly roam the hallways of our public schools.

Halloween is just around the corner and, to set the mood, we want to know what's the most haunted town in Wyoming?