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Title
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Irma Louisa Cody Garlow, Hotel
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Creator
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Woods, Alfred Wilderman
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Biographical Text
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Brick western style hotel.
William F. Cody (better known as Buffalo Bill) built the hotel in 1902 after establishing the town of Cody in Wyoming. He named this hotel after his youngest daughter, Irma Cody. The hotel was designed by Alfred Wilderson Woods, an architect from Lincoln, Nebraska. The Irma is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Text
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[Sign at pointed top of hotel]
The
IRMA
[Sign on side of hotel]
SILVER SADDLE SALOON
[Large red sign above hotels]
IRMA
BUFFALO BILL’S
Original HOTEL
[White sign on building to the right]
CODY’S FINEST
[Sign jutting out from building to the right]
Irma
Restaurant
GRILL
[White sign left of previous]
RESTAURANT
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Date Created
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1902
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Date Modified
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1929
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1976
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Type
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English
Building
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Project Researcher
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Bysterbusch, Hailey
