1. In 1868, Fort Sanders was established in Laramie. This military fort played a significant role in protecting the Union Pacific Railroad and settlers traveling west to Wyoming.

2. The infamous Johnson County War began on November 27, 1890. Ranchers and cattle barons clashed with small-time homesteaders over land disputes, leading to violence and a five-day siege on the besieged settlers' cabin. The conflict resulted in several deaths and drew national attention.

3. In 1924, Wyoming became the first state to elect a female governor, Nellie Tayloe Ross. Ross served two terms and was a champion of social welfare policies during the Great Depression.

4. November 27, 1939, marked the opening of the Jackson Hole Ski Resort, now known as Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Located in Teton Village, the resort is renowned for its challenging terrain and stunning mountain scenery.

5. In 1992, a significant fire broke out in Yellowstone National Park on November 27. The blaze, known as the North Fork Fire, burned over 17,000 acres and threatened several popular tourist sites. It took nearly a month to contain the fire, and it destroyed significant wildlife habitat. Despite the damage, the park has since made significant strides in restoring the affected areas.