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Buffalo Bill's Signature Walkway ...

The Historic Sheridan Inn of Wyoming is a National Historic Landmark. Its claim to fame is that it was also the home of Wm. F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. On June 20, 2003, the Sheridan Inn unveiled the first section of the new Buffalo Bill Signature Walk. This Signature Walk consists of

This is a great way for local residents and visitors to become part of the history of the state of Wyoming. Signatures are carved onto five inch by fourteen inch limestone paving stones. These paving stones are then added to the walkway around the grounds of The Sheridan Inn. The general cost to have your signature carved into a paving stone is about $300 with one line of text, and if you would like extra lines it is an additional $25 per line.

A new section of the walkway is paved with these carved paving stones each year, so to be a part of it, all you need to do is visit the Sheridan Inn, sign your name, message or date, and return it so that you stone will be carved as soon as possible. All the funds raised through the sale of carved paving stones will go to the Sheridan heritage Center, and all donations are tax deductible.

These limestone paving stones will last a lifetime for they are so durable and can withstand the harshest weather conditions. They are strong and will hold the carving forever. Not only are they durable paving stones, but limestone is also a very aesthetically appealing stone, which is sure to create a stunning walkway in honor of Buffalo Bill.

The Sheridan Inn opened to the public in May of 1893, on 5th Street and Broadway, Sheridan, Wyoming. Not long after it opened its doors did Buffalo Bill Cody lease the building, and hire his Wild West Show performers from the front porch. Then in 1964 the Sheridan Inn was added to the list of National Historic Landmarks in Wyoming.

About Wyoming, WY... Wyoming is located in the west of the USA and its abbreviation is WY. It is well known for its mountainous ranges and that it is the least populated state in America. The capital of Wyoming is Cheyenne, which is also the largest city of the state.

The state of Wyoming is bordered with Montana on the north, South Dakota and Nebraska on the east, Colorado in the south and Utah and Idaho on the west.

Wyoming is considered to be a dry state, for it has very little annual rainfall at approximately 10 inches, making the land quite arid. Therefore, farming opportunities are almost impossible in this state, which is why Ranching has become so popular.

This state is also well known for its Rocky Mountains, which includes many mountain ranges spread across the state. Other famous landmarks include The Snowy Mountains, Wind River Range, The Rockies, Gannett Peak and lastly The Big Horn Mountains.

The Teton Range is also a very popular feature of Wyoming for it extends over 50 miles and contains some of the most stunning mountains in the whole state. Teton Range is home to the second highest peak Grand Teton.

For more information go to The official website for the state of Wyoming

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