Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Step inside Trail End Mansion, one of Wyoming’s most extraordinary historic homes. Built in 1913 by John B. Kendrick—a penniless cowboy who rose to become a cattle baron, governor, and U.S. Senator—this grand estate tells a true rags-to-riches story.
From its ten bedrooms and twelve baths to rare Persian rugs, Italian marble, and even a state-of-the-art central vacuum system, the Kendrick House was a symbol of wealth and innovation in the early 1900s. Today, it stands as the Trail End State Historic Site in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Join host Steve Peck of Wyoming PBS on Wyoming Chronicle as curator Sharie Shada reveals the history, secrets, and daily life of the Kendrick family. From private libraries to the grand ballroom, you’ll discover how this mansion captured both the elegance and practicality of frontier ambition.
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Step inside Trail End Mansion, one of Wyoming’s most extraordinary historic homes. Built in 1913 by John B. Kendrick—a penniless cowboy who rose to become a cattle baron, governor, and U.S. Senator—this grand estate tells a true rags-to-riches story.
From its ten bedrooms and twelve baths to rare Persian rugs, Italian marble, and even a state-of-the-art central vacuum system, the Kendrick House was a symbol of wealth and innovation in the early 1900s. Today, it stands as the Trail End State Historic Site in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Join host Steve Peck of Wyoming PBS on Wyoming Chronicle as curator Sharie Shada reveals the history, secrets, and daily life of the Kendrick family. From private libraries to the grand ballroom, you’ll discover how this mansion captured both the elegance and practicality of frontier ambition.
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With Wyoming PBS content you can delve into Wyoming history, explore the breathtaking beauty of our iconic national parks, and immerse yourself in the inspiring tales of Native American leaders, ranching life, the wonders of nature, and the many things to do in Wyoming. Whether you're seeking inspiring narratives or planning your next adventure in our beautiful state, WY PBS is your trusted guide.
Subscribe to our channel: youtube.com/wyomingpbs
Subscribe to our email newsletter: wyomingpbs.org/newsletter-signup-form
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/WyomingPBS
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#wyominghistory #historichomes #TrailEndMansion #KendrickHouse #SheridanWY #americanhistory #pbs #historicpreservation
