On May, 15, 2015, fifty years after the last guest stayed at the Historic Sheridan Inn of Sheridan, Wyoming, the famous hotel will reopen for guests after many years of major renovation. Buffalo Bill Cody, indisputably one of the greatest promoters of Wyoming tourism, was not shy about using his own money to build tourism in his adopted home state. He put his money on the table when he lobbied the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad to build the unique three story inn. Thomas R. Kimball of


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