Wyoming Women’s History House celebrates 25 years in Laramie - WyoFile

Women's History House turns 25

The Wyoming Women's History House in downtown Laramie, which opened 25 years ago to celebrate Wyoming's role in women's suffrage, held a rededication ceremony this month.

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  1. The Wyoming Women's History House in downtown Laramie, which opened 25 years ago to celebrate Wyoming's role in women's suffrage, held a rededication ceremony this month.
  2. The Louisa Swain Foundation dedicated the courtyard to three original supporters — U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis, Jon Johnson and Ray Hunkins — and named two new gardens for Diana Enzi and in memory of Bobbi Barrasso.
  3. Wyoming's congressional delegation joined state and local officials, volunteers and donors at the event.
  4. The foundation now plans virtual field trips, interior renovations and a 'trailblazers timeline' honoring more than 20 Wyoming women.
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