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(Oregon Trail Memorial medallion) Commemorative of Bill Hooker Bullwhacker Who built and lived in a cabin on La Bonte Creek ten miles from this point on the Bozeman Trail in 1874
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The Oregon Trail 1841 four miles south Ft. Fetterman 1867 seven miles north Highway crosses Fetterman Trail route here.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1QEP_junction-of-the-oregon-trail_Douglas-WY.html
This Monument marks the junction of the Oregon Trail and road to Old Ft. Fetterman nine miles north of this spot. Established July 10, 1867. Abandoned May 25, 1882.
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Marked by the State of Wyoming 1913
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Douglas was founded as a result of the Fremont, Elkhart and Missouri Valley Railroad extension through central Wyoming in 1886. The railroad's objective was to access the mining and cattle-rich areas of Wyoming. On August 22, 1886, the railroad …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1QEK_john-hunton_Douglas-WY.html
Erected to the memory of John Hunton First President of the Wyoming Pioneer Association Bullwhacker of the 60s 1839 —— 1928 (Oregon Trail Memorial medallion)
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Ages ago Wyoming was covered by seas. Through a period of millions of years the land gradually rose, leaving the present landscape of plains, mountains and rolling hills. As the land emerged, erosion began and through eons of time, formed Ayres Na…
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Marked by the State of Wyoming 1913
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Three men named Sharp, Franklin, and Taylor, and one unknown man were killed by Indians July 12, 1864 where the Oregon Trail crosses Little Box Elder Creek 2 1/2 miles S.W. of here. They were buried 4 miles S.W. by the grave of M…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1QDT_ferdinand-v-hayden_Douglas-WY.html
To All Pioneers Who passed this way and in memory of Pioneer Geologist Ferdinand V. Hayden Chief U.S. Geological Survey of the Territories 1867-78 Born at Westfield, Mass, 1829
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