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Carbon County Museum Carbon County Museum has exhibits highlighting the rich heritage of cattle and sheep ranching as well as mining throughout the county. Find Native American artifacts and cultural information. More Info |
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Fort Steele Museum Fort Steele was laid out on June 30, 1868 by Major Richard I. Dodge at the place where the Union Pacific--the westward- building portion of the nation's first transcontinental railroad met the North Platte River. More Info |
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The Grand Encampment Museum The Grand Encampment Museum, located in Encampment, Wyoming, preserves history with its collection of over a dozen historical buildings filled with artifacts representing the timber, mining, and agricultural history of the Encampment valley. More Info |
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Hanna Basin Museum Coal Mining and the Company Town. Carbon, first coal camp on the original Union Pacific Railroad, as seen through the lens of its burial ground. Hanna, successor to Carbon and Company Town. More Info |
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Medicine Bow Museum The Medicine Bow Museum is located in the old railroad depot, across the highway from the Virginian Hotel. The depot was built in November 1913, after a fire destroyed the original depot earlier that same year. More Info |
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Mormon Handcart Historic Site During their trek from Iowa City, Iowa to Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1856, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Martin and Willie Handcart Companies suffered one of the greatest tragedies of easrly pioneer travelers... More Info |
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Parco/Sinclair Museum The room in which the Museum is presently located was originally the First National Bank of Parco, Wyoming. The bank opened at 10:00 am on July 5, 1924 and closed on June 1, 1933 after transferring all business... More Info |
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Saratoga Museum The Saratoga Museum is housed in the town's original c. 1915 Union Pacific Railroad Depot. The museum opened in 1980 and provides an opportunity to explore the Platte Valley. More Info |
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Wyoming’s Frontier Prison The Old Wyoming State Penitentiary in use from 1901 - 1981 is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places and offers hour-long guided tours that take visitors through three cell blocks, the cafeteria, the grounds and the Death House. More Info |
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