This travel route explores the northern half of the Saratoga-Encampment Valley, starting at Interstate 80 outside of Walcott. The route … Continue reading American Auto Trail-Saratoga & Encampment Railway (Walcott to Saratoga WY)
This travel route explores Wyoming Highway 130 and the Snowy Range Scenic Byway across the Medicine Bow Range and Snowy … Continue reading American Auto Trail-Snowy Range Road (Saratoga to Centennial WY)
American Auto Trail-Lincoln Highway (Medicine Bow to Walcott Junction WY) This travel route follows U.S. Highway 30, originally known as … Continue reading American Auto Trail-Lincoln Highway (Medicine Bow to Walcott Junction WY)
American Auto Trail-Wyoming’s U.S. Highway 30 U.S. Highway 30, originally known as the Lincoln Highway, crosses the rolling prairies and … Continue reading American Auto Trail-Wyoming’s U.S. Highway 30-Now Available in Google Maps
This edition in the American Trails Revisited series explores the Oregon Trail through Wyoming. The route of the southern … Continue reading New Guide in American Trails Revisited Series–Wyoming’s Oregon Trail
The New Fork town site consists of several log and wood frame structures representing one of the earliest settlements … Continue reading Forgotten Landmark-Town of New Fork (WY)
An eclectic collection of folks–Atlanticans and others–comprise the Atlantic City Historical Society. The group is interested in preserving the history … Continue reading Atlantic City Historical Society (WY)
This residence was constructed in 1903 by John and Sarah Morton, owners of one of the largest ranches in Wyoming. … Continue reading Historic Hotel-Morton Mansion Bed and Breakfast, Douglas (WY)
This structure was completed in 1895. The depot closed in 1969. The depot was the point of arrival for … Continue reading Lost Landmark-Wheatland Railroad Depot, Wheatland (WY)
Western Plains Historic Preservation Association (WHPA) Brief HistoryGrant Narrative FORMATION The concept for WPHPA was actually conceived in … Continue reading Western Plains Historic Preservation Association–Western History Center, Lingle, WY
