Moving Companies Cheyenne, WY

Cheyenne, Wyoming

“Like No Place On Earth” is the motto reserved for the State of Wyoming, which has as its Capital City the beautifully sounding name of Cheyenne. Whatever you seek - be it culture, recreation, adventure or just plain relaxation, you are sure to find it down Cheyenne way and then in some abundance. Those moving to Cheyenne will discover an abdundance of natural resources and a gorgeous climate. In addition to providing the full range of professional moving services to Cheyenne, we also cover the whole of Laramie County and the other 22 Counties comprising the state of Wyoming. Make your move with us and relax in the full knowledge that you are covered by our many years of knowledge and experience in the moving field.

History:
Cheyenne’s origins trace back to 1867 when General Grenville M Dodge arrived in the area to survey the most practical route for the Union Pacific Railroad. The rumors of the project circulated and soon people flocked to the area. By the time the first track was laid in 1867 the area known as Crow Creek Crossing (later changed to Cheyenne) had attracted over 4,000 new migrants to the area. As the Railroad construction gangs moved on westward, Crow Creek Crossing was left with a somewhat motley collection of stay-put gamblers, saloon owners, thieves, cowboys and of course ladies of the night. On a more positive note, businessmen and bankers also found their way to Town and so began the slow process of developing a new settlement which was to become the capital of Wyoming.

Economy:
Today, the State of Wyoming itself owns several modern buildings in downtown Cheyenne. The U.S. Air Force maintains an important presence too, and in the form the F. E. Warren Air Force Base to the west of the City. Important too are the on-going roles of the railroads which represent a major economic force. Steps introduced in more recent times in an effort to diversify the local economy include the setting up of Lowe’s and Wal-Mart distribution and fulfillment centers in Cheyenne. Wind energy has a natural role to play in the area which is one of the windiest parts of America, and wind turbines are becoming more common everywhere around Laramie County. Great Lakes Airline and Taco John’s are both headquartered in Cheyenne.

Tourism:
Visit the Cheyenne Wyoming official website to get the detail on all the main attractions and events in the area. Cheyenne has a certain unique ambience that can only be found in a semi-arid climate. The sunrises and sunsets are spectacular and make no mistake there is abundant sunshine around the City of Cheyenne - come and see for yourself. While many museums and outdoor activities operate year-round, the real action in the City is from Spring through early Fall. Summer attractions include trolley tours, horse-drawn carriage rides, horseback riding and mock gun fights. Then of course there is the Cheyenne Frontier Days Event which consists of ten days of action-packed rodeos, concerts and parades with all manner of eye-catching attractions.

Colleges/Universities:
• Laramie County Community College
• University of Northern Colorado
• Aims Community College
• Colorado State University

 Interesting Facts:
• Yellowstone Park, the majority of which lies in Wyoming, was made the first official National Park in America in 1872.
• Producing three-million tons of coal a week makes Wyoming the country’s leading coal producer.
• Wyoming has the lowest population of all 50 States in the U.S.
• Wyoming was the first U.S. State to give women voting rights.

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