The home of John B. Kendrick offers its visitors an exceptional look into the lifestyles of the rich and famous in Wyoming between 1913 and 1933.  Built in the Flemish Revival style,, the large mansion is filled with things that illustrate daily life, entertainment, interior design, and changing technology during the period.   Kendrick began his astonishing career as a penniless cowboy and became the owner of a 210,000-acre cattle empire in Southern Montana and Northern Wyoming.  He was elected state senator, governor, and then United States Senator, and became one of the wealthiest -- and one of the most influential -- men of his time in Northern Wyoming.  In addition to its outstanding collection of original Kendrick possessions, Trail End has also become well known for its special exhibits illustrating various aspects of Wyoming life.