The Open House is our gift to the community, so come tour the beautifully decorated Mansion at no cost! Since there are always many people wanting to view the exhibits and the holiday displays, masks are required this year. Come to the front porch of the Mansion to begin the tour. Hosts will be at each room and entrance so can give you a complimentary mask if you need it, as well as help with information.
Alice Freeman will be playing her harp and That One Trio will be caroling on Saturday!
This year, there will not be cookies and hot cider in the Alice Hardie Stevens Center because of COVID protocols, but Laramie Woman's Club will have their FABULOUS CHRISTMAS ITEMS at amazing prices.
KIRBY HORNBECK will have his stunning gallery photographs here--perfect for Christmas giving! And new vendor, SHELLY NEWMAN will be here with her terrific holiday wreaths. LPM Board director, Debi Ockers just may be handing out a fun
Tours of Laramie's History, set in the restored, historic mansion are offered
1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday
Last tour of each touring day will begin at 3:00.
Due to the increase in COVID variant cases in Albany County, we are requiring masks again for the close quarters of the Mansion. Thank you for your flexibility
and understanding.
Come to the Carriage House Gift Shop to purchase tickets
and coordinate with the tour guide you must have to see the Mansion.
Prices are reasonable: Adults: $10, Students: $5,
Military (past & current) $5, Family: $25, Seniors: $7
Tour groups are small (4-7 people) and your guide will
wear a face shield inside the historic house.
The Carriage House Gift Shop is open 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Feel free to leave a voice mail on our office answering machine--307-742-4448 so we can get back to you as soon as possible with questions about tours or our rental of these historic buildings and grounds. You can also place a direct call to our Rentals Coordinator, Crystal, 406-750-8414
Museum Guided Tours began again May 1, 2021, but you can also view virtual tours of the mansion and hear from historic characters and docents by clicking the video photos below.
Email us for more information: lpmdirector@laramiemuseum.org
or call 307-742-4448
How to Decorate a Traffic Stopping Christmas Display:
- HISTORY VIDEOS - Staying Connected With You!
With the Museum closed for tours during the COVID-19 pandemic, our curatorial staff and volunteers worked to help our patrons stay engaged with our museum. We asked some good friends of the mansion to star in a few videos highlighting influential people from Laramie's past. Check out the videos for interviews with our docents and volunteers about local history and other museum topics.
For more information about the early history of the Laramie Plains, Albany County, and the establishment of Laramie visit the Albany County Historical Society's website.
Check Us Out On Facebook Head to Facebook for the most current information on what's going on and for fun history facts about Laramie and Albany County.
Mason Loft
Condos At The Historic
Stone Stable
The Mason Loft Stone Stable condos are great home-away spaces if you are holding a wedding at the mansion, attending events at the museum or the University of Wyoming, or taking advantage of Laramie’s many impressive recreational opportunities.
The newly-expanded and remodeled Alice Hardie Stevens Event Center is open and running beautifully! The new venue offers more than double the previous capacity and amenities so it is already the most desirable venue in the heart of Laramie.
Reservations for rental of the Event Center, the East Lawn, and the Ivinson Mansion can easily be made by calling our office
at 307-742-4448.
Don't hesitate to call when you know your preferred dates. Our facilities are some of the most popular rental places in the Laramie area, so reservations must be made early. Call the above number and we will get back to you as soon as possible to discuss your rental questions and date possibilities.
