Located at 722 E. Lincolnway in Cheyenne, WY 82001
Painted outside an old tattoo parlor.
Collection: Public Murals
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Fear and Loathing in Wyoming
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Water Tower Mural – Tank 1
Learn more about the Water Tower Mural Project by visiting www.cheyenne.org/water-tank-mural/
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T. Jeff Carr Sheriff Mural
*Located in the alley between the Blue Raven Brewery and Novus Glass.
T. Jeff Carr is known as “One of the bravest and most distinguished Officers of the West.
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Women’s Suffrage
The Women’s Suffrage mural honors the advocates who helped grant suffrage to the women of Wyoming as part of the state’s commemoration of the 150th anniversary of women’s suffrage. The mural is painted on the west side of the building on the southeast corner of 17th Street and Carey Ave. at the site where the first Wyoming Territorial Legislature passed the resolution that granted women the right to vote. The mural was the result of a partnership between the City of Cheyenne and Visit Cheyenne.
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We’re Steel Dreaming
This mural is installed on the 2nd Floor of LCCC’s Flextech Building. It was commissioned by the State of Wyoming’s Art in Public Places program.
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Military Spouses Mural
“Artists Karmen Hillshafer and Denise Patton wanted this mural’s contents to reflect the partnership between the city and the military that started with the creation of Cheyenne 150 years ago.” – Visit Cheyenne




































