Thru the Valley Project: City Asks Residents to Advocate for Best Options
Big changes are on the horizon for I-75, and the City of Wyoming wants residents to advocate for the best options for neighbors who will be impacted by the Thru The Valley project.
Special Use Designation Sought for Stearns House after Potential B&B Proposed
Wyoming City Council will hold a public hearing July 19 on a proposal to permit the property at 333 Oliver Road (known as the Stearns House) to operate as an owner-occupied bed and breakfast.
Work Begins on Crescent Avenue Homes
For many years families came to the doctor’s offices at the corner of Cooper and Crescent Avenue; soon, homes for seven families will rise on the site.
Take a Look at Wyoming’s Homes From the Baby Boom Era
After World War II, millions of returning GIs were ready to start families and find homes in the growing suburb of Wyoming.
Discover Homes Designed by Wyoming Architect Walter Cordes
The variety of architecture in Wyoming enhances our community's charm and sense of history. The work of one local architect, Walter Cordes, adds a particular flair to Wyoming's architectural variety with his unique designs that ranged from Tudor Revival to Cape Cod to Modern.
Take a 1.2-Mile Walk to See Wyoming’s Homes Built From Sears Kits
Nowadays you may have to drive far to find a Sears, Roebuck & Company retail store, but houses built from Sears kits are easy to find here in Wyoming.
Learn about Wyoming’s Early 20th Century Architecture on a One-Mile Walk in the Village
Get a map and walking directions to see seven homes on Wentworth Avenue, Wilmuth Avenue, Springfield Pike, and Burns Avenue that represent the architectural variety of the early 20th century
Take a Walk and Enjoy Wyoming’s Architectural Variety
To help you appreciate the city's charming variety of homes during your outings, What's Up Wyoming has updated six posts on the significant architecture styles in Wyoming, with suggested walking tours to see specific homes described in each post.
The Baby Boom and the Housing Boom: Mid-Century Moderns and Ranches in Wyoming
Two new architectural trends dominated in Wyoming during the Baby Boom years of 1946-1964: the Modernist house and the ranch house.
Walter Cordes: A Significant Architect for Wyoming
The variety of architecture in Wyoming gives our community its charm and sense of history. One local architect, Walter Cordes, designed over 40 homes in Wyoming during the 20th century, with an impressive range of styles.