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Jim Bridger Part 3: Guide and Army Scout

In part three of Jim Bridger's story we will see his contribution to the Sheridan area and the part he played in Red Cloud's war. After the Mormons burned his trading post on the Green River, Bridger leased the land to the army, and they built and garrisoned a fort where his trading post had sto

Accounts of the Wagon Box Fight

The Wagon Box Fight occurred on August 2, 1867, on an open field between Fort Phil Kearny and the present-day town of Story. It was the last major battle between the U.S. Army and Lakota warriors along the Bozeman Trail. Twenty-six soldiers and six civilians were attacked by several hundred Indians

The Wilcox Train Robbery by the Wild Bunch: 123 Years Ago this Month

Wyoming Territorial Prison, Laramie, Wyoming At 2:00 a.m. on June 2, 1899, five masked men robbed a Union Pacific Train near Wilcox Wyoming, near Medicine Bow. The bandits flagged down the train and forced the train crew to separate the locomotive from the rest of the train, and drive it across

Teapot Dome Scandal Happened 100 Years Ago This Month

Teapot Dome rock near Midwest Recently, President Biden approved taking oil out of the strategic oil reserves to help reduce gas prices in the United States. Early in the 20th century, the U.S. Navy obtained most of its fuel oil from coal. President Taft, to ensure that the Navy would alway

Wyoming s First Woman Mayor was in Dayton

Susan Wissler Photo Courtesy of Wyoming State Archives “You bet that little woman in the dry goods store is some scrapper.” said the gaunt cowboy who reined up in front of the Dayton saloon. "It ain't her way to say much, but if she ever takes it into her head to clean up the town in a hurry, it'

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