Sixth Annual Murder at the Mansion

During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Wyoming State Historic Site Superintendent Shaire Shada told listeners the theme of this year’s Murder at the Mansion will return the visitors to the 1920s. 

Guests are encouraged to dress as and act the part of the individual character they have chosen. At the start of the evening, guests are given additional information as to the motives for their behavior, and once guests are settled and ready to begin, the victim and the murderer are revealed to those who receive the parts.

Built in the Flemish Revival style, the 13,748 square foot Kendrick Mansion at Trail End State Park provides an insight into life during the period 1913 to 1933. With period furniture and setting the Murder at the Mansion encourages participants to dive into character. 

S. Shada

Murder Mystery tickets went on sale July 16. These tickets must be purchased in person at the mansion, 400 Clarendon Ave. in  Sheridan. Cost is $60 per ticket, or two for $100.

The event is Aug. 9 and 10. Only a total of 40 tickets are available for each night.

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