History: Devil's Tower Declared National Monument in 1906 :

Devil’s Tower, near Sundance Wyoming, is well known to most people in Wyoming. In September of 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt declared it the First National Monument in the United States.



It towers over the plains in Crook country and can be seen from Interstate 90 near Moorcroft. It has puzz

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