Explore the history of the wild west as it happened in Wyoming. Travel through time with us as we take you on a journey to see how towns in the west came to ...

Meeteetse was incorporated as a village in 1899. It wasn't until September 1901 that it became a town with a mayor and town council. There was a rumor that the ...

Meeteetse, "meeting place" in Shoshone, is one of the oldest settlements in the Big Horn Basin with settlement dating to the late 1870's. The town, itself, ...

The Meeteetse area is rich in history with the expansive Pitchfork Ranch, famous as one the west's true cattle empires. It was the first cattle ranching ...

Meeteetse is a town in Park County, Wyoming, United States. The population was 327 at the 2010 census. Meeteetse, Wyoming. Town. The First National Bank of ...

Park County, Wyo., was officially formed in 1909, but settlers began arriving in the area much earlier and creating several communities that are well-known ...

Meeteetse is one of the oldest settlements in Cody Yellowstone. The name is said to derive from an Indian phrase meaning “meeting place.” But another story ...

In 1881, Meeteetse became the southern terminus of the old Meeteetse Trail built by the army as a stage and freight road running down from Red Lodge, Montana.

This historic Western town holds a storied past of Shoshone Indians and infamous outlaws like Butch Cassidy and Billy the Kid. Located just 32 miles south of ...

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