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The following are approximate tallies of current listings in Wyoming on the National Register of Historic Places. These counts are based on entries in the National Register Information Database as of April 24, 2008 [2] and new weekly listings posted since then on the National Register of Historic Places web site. [3]
Prominent and architecturally sophisticated 1916 commercial building with a 1933 car dealership and repair shop addition, encapsulating Greybull's oil boom prosperity and later diversification through auto tourism. [13] 9: EJE Bridge over Shell Creek: EJE Bridge over Shell Creek: February 22, 1985 : County Road CN9-57
Buffalo Bill Cody's 1901 hotel and hunting lodge, an influence on the development of Yellowstone's east entrance road and on the conservation ideas of his prestigious private guests. [37] 31: Pioneer School: Pioneer School: October 5, 1993 : County Road 1-AG north of Badger Basin
1946 vacation home and caretaker's cottage, a late-stage representative of the private leases once dotting Teton National Forest. Also noted for the publicity it brought Grand Teton National Park as a presidential retreat in the 1960s, and for its mid-century twist on rustic architecture. [11] 7: Cascade Canyon Barn: Cascade Canyon Barn
[3] Name on the Register Image Date listed [4] Location City or town Description 1: Basin Oil Field Tipi Rings: December 13, 1985 (Address restricted [5]: Piney: Late Prehistoric or Protohistoric camp site with tipi rings, other stone features, and potsherds, illuminating the movement of Middle Missouri tradition people with ceramic technology into the Powder River Basin.
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Wyoming Mercantile: April 16, 1991 : 3983 Wyoming Highway 24: Aladdin: One of Wyoming's only intact vernacular 19th-century general stores—built in 1896—and the long-serving nucleus of the tiny community of Aladdin. [22]
Wyoming's only known public school specifically built for the segregation of Mexican-American students, active 1936–1956. [9] 6: Worland House: Worland House: February 27, 1986 : 520 Culbertson Ave. Worland