The Sheridan Inn - Once Home to Buffalo Bill Cody

The pride of Sheridan, Wyoming, the Inn is both an amazing piece of architecture and a building that has seen much history transpire within its walls.  First opened in 1893, it soon became known as "The House of 69 Gables."  Buffalo Bill Cody was a member of the group that financed the construction of the hotel, and for a time he leased the premises and ran the business.  Oldtimers recalled that Buffalo Bill would sit on the sweeping veranda in front of the building to audition acts for his famous Wild West show.   He also ran a stage line that ran from the Inn to Deadwood, South Dakota.  For many years, big ranchers and their wives would come to the Inn for elaborate parties, and many of

them came so often that they started to keep their party clothes in trunks at the hotel, so they would always be ready to celebrate!   Today, the Inn does not rent rooms to guests, but the grandeur of its first floor has been splendidly restored, including its famous and highly ornate Buffalo Bill Bar and its grand ballroom.
 
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