Send us a text The Fountain Hotel was shrouded in mystery. It was the fanciest resort in Yellowstone, but not all their guests checked out. Newspapers across the nation carried the story about the millionaire’s missing heir. Park security investigated a mysterious bell that rang for service in an empty room. A party of motorists who just vanished perplexed people for decades. Park rangers and guests alike were pleased when the luxury hotel was torn down in 1927, taking with ...
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Send us a text The Fountain Hotel was shrouded in mystery. It was the fanciest resort in Yellowstone, but not all their guests checked out. Newspapers across the nation carried the story about the millionaire’s missing heir. Park security investigated a mysterious bell that rang for service in an empty room. A party of motorists who just vanished perplexed people for decades. Park rangers and guests alike were pleased when the luxury hotel was torn down in 1927, taking with ...
Mischievous Mules of Wyoming: Building the Wind River Canyon
Pioneers of Outlaw Country: Wyoming History
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Mischievous Mules of Wyoming: Building the Wind River Canyon
Send us a text When the mountain man brought the first mischievous mule into Wyoming he was unaware of the importance this stubborn, irritating critter would play in building the state. As we continue celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Yellowstone Highway through the Wind River Canyon, it would be a shame to overlook one of the hardest workers that helped bring in the modern age. In between kicking up its heels and rolling in the mud, the mule helped build dams, railroads, highw...
Pioneers of Outlaw Country: Wyoming History
Send us a text The Fountain Hotel was shrouded in mystery. It was the fanciest resort in Yellowstone, but not all their guests checked out. Newspapers across the nation carried the story about the millionaire’s missing heir. Park security investigated a mysterious bell that rang for service in an empty room. A party of motorists who just vanished perplexed people for decades. Park rangers and guests alike were pleased when the luxury hotel was torn down in 1927, taking with ...
