Lex Anteinternet: Monday at the Bar: Courthouses of the West: State Capitol, Cheyenne Wyoming

Monday, August 22, 2016

Monday at the Bar: Courthouses of the West: State Capitol, Cheyenne Wyoming

Courthouses of the West: State Capitol, Cheyenne Wyoming:

This is the State Capitol building in Cheyenne, Wyoming. While I didn't realize it at the time that I took this photograph, the State Capitol contains a courtroom which was used by the Wyoming Supreme Court up until it had a courthouse of its own. The courtroom is soon to be restored.

State Capitol as viewed from the street. The current Wyoming Supreme Court building would be off to the right in this photograph.

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