GROUPS AT THE DUCHESS
The Duchess meeting rooms have been used for years as a source of privacy and guest services for any group setting. We have 3 rooms available depending on your needs. The Boys of 17th Street, The Ladies of 17th Street, and our art gallery bar Accommodations can be made for refreshments during the day, luncheons, and overnight. This last year we hosted Spectrum, Federal case attorneys, production companies on shoots, and local organizations.
Cellar Art Gallery & Athegither
The mansion’s secret room
Located in the lower level adjacent to the meeting rooms is our guest Athegither. The name is Scottish and is one of our sayin’s
"I will have a small whisky and would you make it a double
as it is such a cold, wet and dreary day. In fact perhaps you
should make it into a hot toddy – in summation.”
This private room is the mansion pub featuring a variety of aged Isle Whiskey to great mixed drinks. We also feature vintage wine right from our racks. The furnishings are original to the Nagle Mansion. The unusual fainting couch was here early as the dining set of the Cosgriff’s from 1913 that adorned the main dining room. We feature different artists throughout the year. Great for small parties.
Ladies of 17th Street Meeting Room
In honor of the amazing women who lived here and their achievements. These were not ordinary women, they were Wyoming women, very different. From the Carnegie Library to the first woman governor in the United States, These Cheyenne 17th Street ladies set the course of civilization in the west.
This history and art room of the Duchess may also be available for small conference meetings for up to 30 people. The room is surrounded by the history and paintings of those who shaped Cheyenne. A large round handmade native wood table centers the room. Additional tables, chairs and Audio visual equipment is available.
Boys of 17th Street Meeting Room
The history room of the Duchess may also be available for small conference meetings for up to 20 people. The room is surrounded by the history of the Duchess and the men who shaped Cheyenne. A large handmade native wood conference table centers the room. Audio visual equipment is available.
