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Cheyenne
Cheyenne is the capital and the largest city of the U.S. state of Wyoming. It is also the county seat of Laramie County. The city stared with a low population which comprised 600 construction workers, entrepreneurs and camp followers of "dubious character and rowdy habit", whereas now, it has almost 59,000 residents of diversity.

Cheyenne is a city that welcomes all, and has a lot to offer to both its residents, known as Cheyennites, and visitors. With landmarks such as Wyoming State Capitol and historic places such as Union Pacific Depot, Cheyenne is a great place to explore!

The history of Cheyenne dates back to 1867, when the Union Pacific Railroad came through on its way to the west coast. General Grenville Dodge first surveyed the town site and named it for an Indian tribe that roamed the area, called "Shey" an" nah", belonging to the tribe of Alogonquian.

The settlement came fast in the area thus, the nickname Magic City of the Plains was adopted by the city. The first charter for the government of the City of Cheyenne was established on August 8, 1867. Then on August 10, 1867, H. M. Hook was elected mayor. At the time, Cheyenne was situated in the Dakota Territory and had a population of approximately 600 people.

A permanent city charter was granted by the Dakota Territory legislature the following December. The City of Cheyenne formally adopted the commissioner form of government on January 5, 1914, and was proclaimed to be "a City of the First Class" organized under the provisions of the State of Wyoming with all the powers and obligations thereto on July 9, 1945.

As a result of a special election, held on June 22, 1971, to determine if the commissioner form of government should be replaced with the mayor-council form, a mayor and nine councilmen were elected to take office on January 3, 1972, under the new form of government. And presently, the mayor is elected At-Large every four years.

Three council members are elected from each of three wards on a staggered basis. Cheyenne features a multitude of cultural and recreational opportunities. There are countless landmarks, historical sites, districts, departments and attractions situated in the city of Cheyenne.

The Civic Center, which is a department of the City of Cheyenne Municipal Government, hosts a theater season, numerous productions and the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra. The downtown"s renovated Union Pacific Depot houses offices, a restaurant, and a transportation museum. During the summer months, the Depot Plaza is the location for concerts, the Farmer"s Market, pancake breakfasts, etc.

A few more notable historical places and districts include: the Atlas Theatre, the Governor's Mansion, Nagle-Warren Mansion, First United Methodist Church, St. Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Cheyenne High School, Storey Gymnasium, the Downtown District, Lakeview District, Rainsford District, Capitol North District, Fort David A. Russell, Union Pacific Roundhouse, Turntable and Machine Shop, and the South Side District, found in 2006.

Cheyenne"s parks system is the desire of many similarly sized communities. The Cheyenne-Kiwanis Community House in Lions Park is the site for conferences, reunions, and many other activities.

The "Beaches of Cheyenne" are located along Sloan"s lake where one can swim, fish, walk, bike, and rent canoes or paddle boats. Two new Lions Park features are the children"s spray park and the Brimmer Amphitheater.

The City of Cheyenne itself is the home of the "Daddy of "em all," Cheyenne Frontier DaysTM. CFDTM is the largest outdoor rodeo in the nation and the pride of most of the city residents. This event is always held the last full week in July.

Plan a trip soon to this beautiful City of Cheyenne and explore the magic in this "Magic City of the Plains!"

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