This "Best of" collection explores three unique Wyoming towns: Thermopolis, Chugwater, and Encampment. We'll learn how they got their names, and why the towns exist at all.
Grew up in Worland spent many many many times at the pools in Thermopolis. Family lived in Worland and Thermopolis and cities between, I so miss the beauty of it all
I'm thrilled to see this! I had a great, great grandfather who lived somewhere around the Grand Encampment area. William Allen Williams was born in Sept. 4, 1849 in Randolph, Indiana and he died at age 51 in Carbon County, WY on Sept. 13, 1900. He and his (estranged wife) Sarah had my great grandma Hazel Elinore Williams. He apparently held mining claims in the area at the time of his death. To find there was a wonderful photographer that recorded so much means I'll be wanting to contact the Grand Encampment museum. I'm too old to travel so perhaps the Internet can help. Some more family also lived in Rock River and regularly made trips to Encampment.
Grew up in Worland spent many many many times at the pools in Thermopolis. Family lived in Worland and Thermopolis and cities between, I so miss the beauty of it all
Love Wyoming
Visited Worland and surrounding towns. I fell in love with it. May visit it again.
Beautiful place, I would Love to visit there. 🥰❣️🇮🇪
I grew up in Thermopolis & I'm so grateful to have been there. I grew up with FRIENDS!!😁👍
Spent 3 years there in the service. I hope to come back and call it home one day. I truly love WY!!!🤠
Came over from England last year. Love Wyoming. Thermopolis , Casper, Yellowstone, Cody, Cheyenne, Jackson. Great memories
I'm thrilled to see this! I had a great, great grandfather who lived somewhere around the Grand Encampment area. William Allen Williams was born in Sept. 4, 1849 in Randolph, Indiana and he died at age 51 in Carbon County, WY on Sept. 13, 1900. He and his (estranged wife) Sarah had my great grandma Hazel Elinore Williams. He apparently held mining claims in the area at the time of his death. To find there was a wonderful photographer that recorded so much means I'll be wanting to contact the Grand Encampment museum. I'm too old to travel so perhaps the Internet can help. Some more family also lived in Rock River and regularly made trips to Encampment.
true american history. enjoy it while it lasts, cause they don't make it anymore.