Nagle Warren Mansion Bed and Breakfast

Nagle Warren Mansion Bed and Breakfast Ideally located luxury B&B in historic downtown Cheyenne WY. Rooms, Teas, Luncheons, Dinners, Bar

Final day to make your reservation is Friday September 4th!  Don't miss out on this taste of nostalgia!!
08/28/2026

Final day to make your reservation is Friday September 4th! Don't miss out on this taste of nostalgia!!

🍽️ STEP BACK IN TIME FOR A GRANDMA’S DINNER! 🍽️

Remember the kind of dinners that felt like a warm hug? The ones where the food was comforting, the table was full, and Grandma’s recipes brought everyone together? ❤️

Join us September 8th at 6 PM at the beautiful Nagle Warren Mansion for an evening of classic comfort food and a little trip down memory lane!

✨ What’s on the menu?
🥗 Strawberry Spinach Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing
🥖 French Bread & Butter
🥩 Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Gravy
🥔 Creamy Mashed Potatoes
🫛 Creamed Peas
🍍 Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
🥂 Alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages will be available, with the first alcoholic drink included. Additional alcoholic drinks are $5.

💰 $45 + tax & gratuity

Dietary restrictions? No problem! Just let us know when you call and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

📅 September 8th | 6:00 PM
📍 Nagle Warren Mansion
📞 Call 307-637-3333 to reserve your spot!

Bring your appetite, bring a friend, and come step back in time for a dinner that tastes like home. ❤️
Reservations are limited, so don’t wait!

We offer Gift Certificates of all kinds! Call to order one.
08/25/2026

We offer Gift Certificates of all kinds! Call to order one.

Sept Tea Party on the 12th at 1PM Come and get your taste of fall flavors. Call for reservations 307-637-3333
08/25/2026

Sept Tea Party on the 12th at 1PM Come and get your taste of fall flavors. Call for reservations 307-637-3333

🍽️ STEP BACK IN TIME FOR A GRANDMA’S DINNER! 🍽️Remember the kind of dinners that felt like a warm hug? The ones where th...
08/15/2026

🍽️ STEP BACK IN TIME FOR A GRANDMA’S DINNER! 🍽️

Remember the kind of dinners that felt like a warm hug? The ones where the food was comforting, the table was full, and Grandma’s recipes brought everyone together? ❤️

Join us September 8th at 6 PM at the beautiful Nagle Warren Mansion for an evening of classic comfort food and a little trip down memory lane!

✨ What’s on the menu?
🥗 Strawberry Spinach Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing
🥖 French Bread & Butter
🥩 Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Gravy
🥔 Creamy Mashed Potatoes
🫛 Creamed Peas
🍍 Pineapple Upside-Down Cake
🥂 Alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages will be available, with the first alcoholic drink included. Additional alcoholic drinks are $5.

💰 $45 + tax & gratuity

Dietary restrictions? No problem! Just let us know when you call and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

📅 September 8th | 6:00 PM
📍 Nagle Warren Mansion
📞 Call 307-637-3333 to reserve your spot!

Bring your appetite, bring a friend, and come step back in time for a dinner that tastes like home. ❤️
Reservations are limited, so don’t wait!

Our Nagle Warren Mansion historian, Michelle, has been researching the 7 families of the mansion. This is a list of dire...
06/26/2026

Our Nagle Warren Mansion historian, Michelle, has been researching the 7 families of the mansion. This is a list of direct great grandfathers and grandmothers of the families that have lived here. These grandfathers were from Virginia, Massachusetts, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, and several served together until Yorktown and the end of the war. A couple crossed with Washington, were at Valley Forge, and George Mason’s cousins. Others like Daniel and Rebecca Boone were on the frontier. Had she added the uncles, cousins, and kin to this list, there would be well over 65.

06/02/2026
06/01/2026

It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for! Hell on Wheels Rodeo & Chuck Wagon Dinner is BACK! 🤠🔥

Round up your crew and head to the Laramie County Fairgrounds this Friday, June 5, for an unforgettable night of heart-pounding rodeo action and true Western fun under the Wyoming sky! From bucking broncs to barrel racing, this is one summer tradition you won’t want to miss.

Dust off your boots and get ready for a wild night in Cheyenne! 🐎🌵

05/27/2026

I know today’s post is not strictly about the Capitol, but it is hard not to mention Capitol Building Commission President Erasmus Nagle’s mansion on the corner of 17th and House when talking about the construction of the Wyoming State Capitol Building. This building’s close connection is due to Nagle’s use (some said misuse) of his extensive Commission connections. Nagle enlisted the services of both the architect, David W. Gibbs, and the contractors, A. Feick & Co., to whom he provided his own plans for the mansion and ‘oversaw’ the work himself. John Feick wrote several times to family about how Nagle was “bothering the life out me” about the progress of his house.

Ground was broken in December 1886 and work continued in tandem with the Capitol. Many of the same suppliers and workmen were used on both job sites. Nagle, never one to waste a good deal, purchased the Rawlins sandstone that was rejected for the Capitol for the shipping charges alone. The stone had been declared unfit by the contractors and Commission due to its poor quality and an abundance of hairline cracks, but this did not deter Nagle.

Nagle and his wife held an large open house to celebrate and show off the completed mansion in July 1888. No expense had been spared in the interior finishes and the house boasted the latest in electric lights, sewer and forced air heating. The barn Nagle had purchased from the Commission and moved from the Capitol grounds may also have been placed on the property, or that of his first house next door.

Sadly, Erasmus would only enjoy the fruits of his labors for 2 years before his death in January 1890. His widow and son sold the home to then Senator F.E. Warren in 1910 and moved to California. After Warren’s death, his widow donated the house to the YWCA, where it served as their headquarters until it was sold back into private hands in 1985. In 1997, the building was purchased by the current owner, remodeled and opened it as the Nagle Warren Mansion Bed and Breakfast.

The prophecy of the Capitol builders was fulfilled in the 1960s when crumbling stone threatened the structure. A layer of stucco was applied to the sandstone save it from collapse.

(Sub Neg 12979, photo by J.E. Stimson)

05/15/2026

Would you like a seat at our table? ✨
We have purchased a table for the upcoming Historic Homestake Opera House Gala and are giving away a pair of tickets to join us for this annual fundraiser event!
Entering is easy:
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One lucky winner will be drawn on Monday, May 25th. Good luck! 🎭🥂

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222 East 17th Street
Cheyenne, WY
82001

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