<p>Arland, Wyoming, was established in 1884 on Meeteetse Creek, 20 miles south of present day Cody, Wyoming by Vic Arland at the request of neighboring ranches to supply them with goods and merchantile.  It became one of the wildest and lawless Cowtowns of it's day.  Join me in Part 1 and learn about the man and his town.</p>

Arland, Wyoming, was established in 1884 on Meeteetse Creek, 20 miles south of present day Cody, Wyoming by Vic Arland at the request of neighboring ranches to supply them with goods and merchantile. It became one of the wildest and lawless Cowtowns of it's day. Join me in Part 1 and learn about the man and his town.

<p>Arland, Wyoming, was established in 1884 on Meeteetse Creek, 20 miles south of present day Cody, Wyoming by Vic Arland at the request of neighboring ranches to supply them with goods and merchantile.&nbsp; It became one of the wildest and lawless Cowtowns of it's day.&nbsp; Join me in Part 1 and learn about the man and his town.</p>

Woman in Blue, Part 1

Listen to Wyoming's West come alive with untold stories researched by Wyoming native and historian, Clay Gibbons. Learn a new appreciation for the people and places that made up Wyoming's western history.

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Woman in Blue, Part 1

Woman in Blue, Part 1