Hartville, Wyoming

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Miners and Stockmen's Steakhouse & Spirits in Hartville, a small former mining town, is a historic restaurant and bar that says it is the oldest business in Wyoming. Travel Wyoming lists it among the state's haunted places: guests hear a piano playing by itself in the back room and boots shuffling behind them, and lights flicker.
Restaurant open Thursday through Sunday evenings; reservations are encouraged, so check current hours.
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