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In the past, the Laramie Woman’s Club’s booth in Bart’s Flea Market had done an outstanding job of raising funds for major restoration of the Ivinson Mansion and other historic buildings on the property. Now that Bart’s Flea Market has closed, the Laramie Woman’s Club is reviewing other avenues of sales. We ask that you please hang on to your high quality donations, until further notice. The Laramie Woman’s Club will begin accepting donations again soon. For the Woman’s Club’s to be able to continue to generate such fine income which benefits the museum, the club must have items to sell. This is where your help is crucial. As you do your spring cleaning, please consider donating salable items. Call Annie Nelson (307-761-3145), Ina Buckner (307-272-3562), or Irene Peach (1-512-663-1237). Your donations make a significant difference in the museum’s restoration! Please follow the Laramie Woman’s Club Facebook for updates. 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(credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640216667974-M3JFRBA91JEPGOF091QL/1970_025_0271.jpg History "A View of Laramie," taken c. 1915. Photo was taken from St. Matthew's Cathedral, looking south. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640125913081-FX5BQ0MQUKTHOPYE9B88/1970_025_0054m2%2Bthere%2Bwere%2B2%252C%2B54.m%2527s%2Bso%2Bthey%2Bwere%2Bdistinguished%2Bas%2Bm1%2Band%2Bm2.jpg History Jane Ivinson, circa 1868. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1641583045914-TFWYDCY7OXWFR1ME7N0T/1973_012_0003g.jpg History Virginia Cottage (Alice Hardie Stevens Center) during Girl's School, date unknown. Photo is incorrectly labeled "Joslin Cottage" (Carriage House). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1b9538c6-3f89-4dd5-aaff-904fed385584/1970_012_0014-dcolor.jpg History Second Street looking south, Laramie, Wyoming, c. 1915. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640216693609-7O808R3RUTY1E321N68D/1968_002_0487-a.jpg History Inside the old courthouse in Laramie, c. 1887. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1641583105392-KZVNHIWIFDU4DIHWJATH/1976_017_0001.jpg History Ivinson Hall (Ivinson Mansion) at commencement, circa 1925. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640129111411-KMQOU7PEW0HVDM5XE6NH/1983_013_0009a.jpg History Jane, Edward and adopted daughter Margaret Ivinson, circa 1868. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1641583666986-WLCPWFQ3H2XZ77N97TAJ/1970_012_0014-g.jpg History Freighting outfit, Third Street, Laramie, Wyoming, date unknown. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640216736270-VYHNTM7HPBVPB1C5VJMF/1968_1_P_24b.jpg History Laramie on Second Street between Thornburg (Ivinson Ave.) and Grand Avenue after snowstorm, late 19th century. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640125965428-IW1M1OJSSO55CTTTGE1P/1970_025_0059.jpg History Jane and Edward Ivinson on their 60th Wedding Anniversary, 1913. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640213253276-TE70L2RV1FOWYHE33Q4F/1976_030_0030.jpg History St. Matthew's Cathedral on Thornburg (Ivinson Ave.) and Third Street, Laramie, Wyoming. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/685f3495-e923-4db6-99c0-7e8d234ee356/1970_025_0084.jpg History Photo of the City of Laramie, c. 1870. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1641583940552-MBECXCI4FGE9JZB17O02/1970_025_0272.jpg History Albany County Court House, Laramie, Wyoming, date unknown. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1640216789975-KU1XXFLIK8NWXLTGCCE1/1968_1_p_4.jpg History Oat field in the Laramie Plains, persons unidentified, date unknown. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/8d70f414-46b2-4762-a356-0f545f9bd374/1974_031_0048+edited.jpg History A parade on Second Street in Laramie in celebration of Armistice Day during WWI, 1919. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/d276ede5-944b-4f78-a416-abb0edad5fe3/1968_1_P_1c.jpg History Original Union Pacific Railroad Depot on the day soldiers returned from the Spanish American War, c. 1898. (credit: Laramie Plains Museum) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/2126f652-7110-43cd-80c5-34dd0f2be8c6/1970_025_0294.jpg History The Ivinson Family, 1899. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/a474c447-4ae9-46d8-bb0e-c928168cfcd5/1976_017_0001.jpg History Ivinson Mansion during Girl’s School, c. 1925. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/d6baa9d4-53e9-4933-aec2-d9603edd8b6b/1968_1_P_23d.jpg History Laramie at Second Street and Garfield, c. 1888. https://www.laramiemuseum.org/curationcollection daily 0.75 2023-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/722212a7-adc2-4b70-b6a3-23a2bdf663af/Red+Door.jpg Curation and Collection Barn door from the Wooden Shoe Ranch with Albany County brands painted by local cowboys. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/ed824bbc-ba32-460e-93db-1cfe7f86ccf0/Chickering_cropped.jpg Curation and Collection Chickering Piano, made in 1860. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/93163654-3167-4874-a76c-c7e32c37e679/20170020001.jpg Curation and Collection Metal Check to James Hunt of the Laramie Rolling Mill for $500.00 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/7a1c8fd9-36b8-475b-b23f-b90ed24a1324/20200619_111710.jpg Curation and Collection Stereograph Viewer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/65e77151-202c-44c5-a5c6-b3145278cbb3/Catherine+Mary+Erhardt Curation and Collection - Laramie History Spotlight This section features newly printed articles that were featured in the Laramie Boomerang Newspaper, the Laramie Plains Museum Newsletter or other areas of print. For access to over two hundred articles on the Laramie Plains please visit the Albany County Historical Society website www.wyoachs.com. https://www.laramiemuseum.org/museum-events daily 0.75 2025-11-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/109feb13-d618-4433-8f63-8dae5bed3f0f/cheers.jpg Museum Events - Cheers for Volunteers An annual celebration of the wonderful volunteers that help our museum flourish. Look for your invitation in the mail near the beginnging of April. Want to start volunteering? Call or email us today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/407e6f2d-8177-4bae-a3a3-a2806f60952f/July+tea+2025.jpg Museum Events - Victorian Teas on Tuesday Every May, June, and July, the Laramie Plains Museum hosts three Tea on Tuesday events. Join us for an elegant afternoon of divine treats made by our incredible Tea Ladies and a historical talk put on by our staff. Contact the Carriage House for tickets and more information. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9d27274a-5b08-46f7-b126-114ce349da40/Art+Fest+3.jpg Museum Events - Art Fest on the Lawn Every July we host Art Fest on the Lawn, an outdoor craft fair with local merchants selling one of a kind finds. Stop by the last Sunday of Jubilee Days to find something you can’t live without. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/7f10cce7-7e81-4b1f-8f34-185aa88a91a5/IMG_6326.JPG Museum Events - Evening at the Ivinsons’ Our most anticipated party of the year. Join us for a glamorous night to support the Laramie Plains Museum on the Historic Ivinson Mansion grounds. Invitations will be sent in early July, and The Evening will be on the 3rd Saturday of August. Call the Carriage House to be put on our list. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/240ce8fb-cfe2-40d5-84bb-d64f0720f55d/Dining+room+tree+2024.jpg Museum Events - Holiday Open House Here at the Laramie Plains Museum, we like to bring the holidays in with style. Stop on by for free walkthrough tours of the Mansion, decked out by our staff, volunteers, and local florists, then head over to the Alice Hardie Stevens Center for a Christmas bazaar put on by the Laramie Woman’s Club and other vendors. December 13th, 2025 3-6pm December 14th, 2025 1-4pm https://www.laramiemuseum.org/tours daily 0.75 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9b3ff1b0-7e12-423e-ae2c-cbb7e93b4ded/Mansion+Photo.jpg Tours Laramie Plains Museum at the Ivinson Mansion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/7fb067e2-337d-4367-b451-ddf860f0f36d/IMG_3599.JPG Tours Three junior docents training in the Mansion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1df174ea-04a7-4205-a6c8-f259a50b9204/2010_028_0002+1.jpg Tours Laramie, Wyoming, looking West, 1900. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/2d9f00a2-98be-4bfe-97c9-00f516031b91/1968_002_0471.jpg Tours First school house in Medicine Bow, Wyoming, circa 1886. 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Call the Carriage House office or email us at lpmdirector@laramiemuseum.org. https://www.laramiemuseum.org/inside-the-mansion daily 0.75 2023-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/97c4d664-a15e-45c6-9cef-97ec16c78907/drawing+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Drawing Room The Drawing Room or “Withdrawing Room” was a formal space typically used for entertaining and for special occasions. After a formal dinner, Jane Ivinson typically entertained other women guests in this space while the men retired to the Smoking room. Children were not allowed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/8130205d-d50e-4cbe-a80a-debdcc2924a3/smoking+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Smoking Room The smoking room was used by Edward Ivinson to entertain male guests while partaking in leisure activities that were not typical or acceptable for Victorian women, including smoking, gambling and discussing politics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/e87ba138-525c-4576-b2f1-21aae98ee900/first+foyer.jpg Inside the Mansion - Foyer The Foyer was used as a gracious entry hall, where callers might wait for the maid to speak with Mrs. Ivinson, who would then have the maid present her guests to her. It also serves as an access corridor. The staircase is known as a flying staircase, and should stand by itself if the walls were taken away. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9117e619-e03d-40a4-8c9c-003e2f000849/20200513_102952.jpg Inside the Mansion - Parlor Library The parlor was probably used as an informal living room by the Ivinsons, where they might receive guests informally, or perhaps eat dinner a deux. Ivinson Hall attendees used this room as a library (when the shelves were added) and music room. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/13ab9740-77ce-4dd6-b149-5c4e53a091c0/dining+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Dining Room The Dining Room was used for formal dining by the Ivinsons and as a dining room by Ivinson Hall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/ad76697a-4234-4988-9fdb-53361b338f5e/kitchen.jpg Inside the Mansion - Kitchen and Butler’s Pantry The Butler’s Pantry is traditionally where the dishes were kept as well as the silver. The care of these objects was originally the responsibility of the Butler. There was once a sink below the window. The Kitchen is a large and expansive space that features artifacts and kitchen appliances from differing eras donated by many local Albany County families. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/8a3ad466-d303-4c64-b985-a9a683871aa9/suffrage+hallway.jpg Inside the Mansion - Benefactor and Suffrage Hall The Benefactor Hall is where we honor those from the community who have made contributions that directly lead to the sustainability of the Laramie Plains Museum complex. The Suffrage Hall is a testament to those Wyoming women who are the “firsts” to be recognized as equals to men through Wyoming Law. In 1869 Wyoming women were granted the right to vote, hold office and own property 50 years before the rest of the United States. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/2492f436-b2f9-4b47-a1a4-bdd966257c5f/mr+i+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Ivinson Suite We are not sure which of the two bedrooms belonged to which Ivinson, because this information went undocumented by the Ivinsons. Often, following the etiquette of the times, couples would have separate bedrooms, or at least different beds. This outer room may also have been a private sitting room for the couple, had they shared the inner room as their bedroom. The master bath was used by the residents of the household. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/a08fa55c-d393-4d65-b827-229875122d4f/maids+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Maid’s Room The maid’s room was once used by live-in maid Sarah Thobro, who immigrated from Sweden. Today it exhibits several women who once served as domestics in the Ivinson household, many of whom are unknown except for a name and scant information. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/2710beef-6433-4cb7-af78-d48f68797557/maidsbathroom.jpg Inside the Mansion - Guest Bath The guest bath was used both by the Ivinson’s domestics and by their overnight visitors. The tub in this room is original, with a cherry rim. There is a door leading to a small balcony, where the servants would air bedding and other linens in-between washings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/c0898daf-e100-4dee-abcd-8d2d284da7f0/20200515_125539.jpg Inside the Mansion - Guest Room This room was used by guests of the Ivinsons. One of their granddaughters lived in this room for many months while she was visiting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9fb0225c-85f7-4474-83ab-d3062c5f5be7/sewing+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Sewing Room This spacious room was Mrs. Ivinson’s sewing room. Sewing and other hand-crafts like embroidery, quilting, darning, crochet, and lace-making were very popular with Victorian women. One reason this is so is due to the "delicate nature" of the women. It was rather in vogue to be tender or delicate and wealthy women did little work around the house, so women with leisure time often gathered together in the afternoon to work on craft projects such as these. This room typically displays clothing from the Victorian Era through the 20th Century. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/f50cc98d-cc25-4609-9b5c-648b93083aba/20200515_125559.jpg Inside the Mansion - Foyer This large room at the top of the Grand Staircase is not a feature found in most of today’s functional houses. This room was used as yet another sitting room, for entertaining ladies in the afternoon or for reclining in to read a novel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/d585df19-73be-438b-a28b-255ccf983432/third+floor.jpg Inside the Mansion - Main Room This large room was not used by the Ivinsons, except perhaps for storage or staff quarters. In many mansions like this one, the Grand Staircase would continue to the third floor, where guests would enter a large ballroom. The Ivinsons opted not to do this, however, and held most of their parties downtown in a rented room. The Girls School had much use for this space, however. Up to eleven girls slept in this large room, while the seniors or girls with good grades were rewarded with getting to sleep in the tower rooms. Today this room features aspects of Laramie’s vast ranch history including sheep, cattle and horses, and the many pioneers who immigrated from across the Atlantic and Pacific. This space also exhibits objects that were used by several different tribes representing the Plains Indians. There are also objects that once belonged to other tribes including those of the Pacific Northwest, Southwest and the East. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/93f629d7-dc7e-4091-bd31-b2a7ec94eb96/girls+school+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Girls’ School Room This room houses an exhibit reminiscent of the days when the Ivinson Mansion was the Cathedral School for Girls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/f5fc07b3-3fec-4621-be66-27fedec4ce20/Transportation+Room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Transportation Room This room features typical ways of transportation in the late 19th Century as well as Laramie’s participation in new innovative travel including bicycling, aviation and the travails of traveling by motorcar. Laramie’s railroad history is integral to the origins of the town. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/44ddcced-bba5-4b95-b519-d34c2d7b8ec7/military+room.jpg Inside the Mansion - Military Room Before Laramie was platted as a city, Fort Sanders was established in 1866 to protect travelers on the Overland Stage Route and later the workers on the Union Pacific Railroad. This room typically features soldiers from Laramie, giving voice to these brave men and women who served their country. https://www.laramiemuseum.org/donations-and-requisitions daily 0.75 2022-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/18406b57-cc85-4043-b391-1b74853833e4/IMG_1923.JPG Donations and Requisitions https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/8d70f414-46b2-4762-a356-0f545f9bd374/1974_031_0048+edited.jpg Donations and Requisitions https://www.laramiemuseum.org/membership daily 0.75 2026-03-11 https://www.laramiemuseum.org/current-projects daily 0.75 2023-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9a18f3e8-de38-42e7-b497-b710da9c0607/Sewing+Room+Millinery+Exhibit.jpg Current Projects - Make it stand out Our new millinery exhibit in the sewing room. https://www.laramiemuseum.org/meet-the-staff daily 0.75 2026-01-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/0b662a0f-dae2-4842-a618-94d0ead69cfe/Konnie+2023+Sized+Correctly.jpg Meet the Staff Konnie Cronk, Executive Director https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/7147c6ef-c558-4939-bc4c-a58107ed4753/Lucas.jpg Meet the Staff Lucas Fralick, Assistant Director https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9f44173e-652f-4861-8bbd-de9d67d6ebd5/Michelle+Photo+Cropped.jpg Meet the Staff Michelle Gonzales, Rentals Coordinator https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/f556f22d-d953-4de9-9358-e52578c7c2fa/Vince+Staff+Photo+2023.jpg Meet the Staff Vince Wilson, Interim Curator https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/a537c897-a339-480b-b45d-d8db4578f830/Judy+2023+Sized+Correctly.jpg Meet the Staff Judy Knight, Collections Manager https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/e3c05584-7710-4524-af59-98e79ba48f30/Aaron.jpg Meet the Staff Aaron, Registrar https://www.laramiemuseum.org/volunteer-opportunities daily 0.75 2023-02-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1643402832408-N97B662DIJ7U37Q7UIBV/Kim+2+Suffrage.jpg Volunteer Opportunities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1643403021219-3JK9DKX9N0CW2BP7L1BB/IMG_2525.JPG Volunteer Opportunities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/1643403077334-ZYF3BFMYZNEL7RO42FJ2/Gardeners+2018.jpg Volunteer Opportunities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/788b77de-3bdb-463b-82c0-802973bf2551/tea+ladies+-+Copy.jpg Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers are the heart and soul of the Laramie Plains Museum. Learn how to connect with us today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/9fb1e96e-26b0-442b-a1f8-1c0c95d2fa51/school+house+jd+2.jpg Volunteer Opportunities https://www.laramiemuseum.org/mason-loft-condos daily 0.75 2022-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60137b3e4032ae1d0df4c7cb/7a55c60b-2f33-4225-b001-87ce68e82ad9/Stone+House+232022.jpg Mason Loft Condos View of the Mason Loft Condos from University Avenue.