Do a gofundme ...... this undertaking may not prove to be an extremely profitable venture..... if you can have it declared a historical monument you may be able to realize some funding from that direction but be careful of the requirements.....
On a trip from Colorado to Montana in the early-mid 80’s we broke down in Chugwater and my mom took us to that shop and we drank chocolate milk at that bar. We thought it was a super special thing to do
I absolutely love this. Especially when you say you want to preserve and respect what it used to be. Those old towns need to be protected so they can save the history and charm. Good luck.
That's so exciting! I grew up in the log looking building next to the Chugwater Chili offices! It was the original stage coach stop from the mid 1800s. My dad and Pastor Clough (who was the pastor of the Baptist church when i was a kid) did the roof that is over that building still. My dad created the 2x4 door on the front and those yellow rose bushes are still my favorites! We love growing up in Chugwater and having the run of the whole town and being able to walk down main street to the Drug Store and buy little lovies for my mom for Mother's Day and her birthday!! :) Rooting for you and Chugwater!
Good for y'all! I've done a lot of historical restorations over the years in Oregon, Park City UT and right now a home in Monroe NC, our home that was built by my partners grandparents 1929 on family land that been owned by them for over 300 years. One piece of advice. Don't register this on the National Historical Registry no matter how tempting it is and how much grant money they might say they have for you or tax benefits they have. It will cost you time and money. Particularly time as you can't do any upgrades etc without their blessing. And it can hold up your remodeling for many months or even more than a year. YET! After you're done with the remodel THEN apply for registration. Good luck!
Can't wait to see the house reveal! Its so exciting to see you folks trying to keep these little half abandoned towns alive and trying to help them thrive again. 💛
I can’t help but smile and do a happy dance for you guys. To follow that whisper and to trust that amazing higher power makes you hold your breath. I am so happy for you and admire your faithfulness. God bless you guys. 💕
Yay for the revival of small towns! I grew up in corn and bean country in mid Illinois and all those little towns (actually I think they were villages) are so sad. Abandon theaters, arcades, shoe stores, and groceries speak of when our economy was more localized. I pray that the whole “shop local” movement that has been growing will eventually make it to the little Midwestern towns before they all die out. Each town has it’s own story and part in our American history.
It's a wonderful project; saving old buildings and businesses is one of the most important things you can do to respect history. Having grown up in Colorado and visiting Wyoming many times in my childhood days, I love these old Western towns. The Bones of the Soda fountain are fantastic, down to the set of Drawers seen along one wall, to the Fountain Bar and stools. Three cheers for your vision and ambition in taking on this restoration!
Brought a little tear to my eye watching you reveal your heart to us. I have similar dreams about my little town but I have no chance of fulfilling them. You are my hero Jill. Thank you for doing this, I hope it will inspire more people to do the same.
I'm all about maintenance and upkeep on old buildings. Nothing else quite like the sense of accomplishment after making something "new again". Best of luck!
This is so neat! There's a soda fountain in Winslow AZ at the "Standing on the Corner in Winslow AZ" homage to the Eagle's song and it's one happening ice cream/sandwich shop... Am excited for you both!! I love when a small town can be saved.
I love your passion for your home state and breathing life back into small towns and preserving history. I feel the same way about my home state of Maine! If we could all take passionate pride in what’s ours and work together to each do a little bit to care for our communities...how beautiful they could be! 💙
Lol - yes you can all meet up at he soda fountain - I thought that was humorous when u said that - it did remind me of when I was a kid - in Bay saint Louis Mississippi there was a soda fountain I would go to that the front faced the gulf of Mexico - I remembered getting milk shakes there - it was hit buy a title wave during hurricane Camille in 1969 - it closed after that lol there was nothing left
I love this movement back to restoring all of what used to be in these small towns, along with the modern twists of being able to advertise via social media and other cool modern twists.
I am so excited for you and your family during this new adventure. Anything you do out of your comfort zone usually ends up being worth it the hard work and heartache. Trust me. My family and I moved this February from Southern California to East part of Tennessee, no family; just my hubby, daughter and dog! Cheers to new adventures! They make the best stories. 😃
My grandparents managed the hotel in Chugwater back in the 60s or 70s! My family lives in Oklahoma, but my Mom was raised in western Nebraska, and her youngest sister lives in Wheatland, just North of you! I was in the "pharmacy" back in 2015. I hadn't been through there in years. Can't wait to see it finished one day. Have fun redoing it!! Love that place!
Jill, I think this is amazing what your doing for this little town. I can't wait to see video's on the process. I can see a lot of work ahead but its well worth it.
I love the perspective of improving what already exists and works, while respecting what was and still holds in people’s hearts. None of us know what the future holds but your heart is in the right place; I commend you both for investing in your community and it’s history. ❤️❤️❤️
What a wonderful thing you guys are doing. More small towns need people like you to come in and save them from becoming extinct. Good luck. Be well, stay safe, love from Texas
I love this! I love how you're giving back into your community! I can't wait to see the reveal on the little house you bought and now, I hope you take us along as you renovate this little soda shop. THIS is fun t.v.!!!
That’s so awesome God Bless your Endeavor and I pray that it’s his will that you will succeed and bring up the town and have others invest in the same thing throughout the town
Hey Jill! I stopped by for a milkshake on my way through Chugwater yesterday, just the most recent of many, many milkshakes I've enjoyed there since childhood. I'm sad that I missed you, but your staff were all pleasant! I was a bit surprised to find the soda fountain open on a Sunday, though. Maybe you're not as old fashioned as you let on! When I was growing up around there, nothing would have been open on a Sunday! I was pleased to see how much Chugwater is looking up! The gas station is rebuilt after burning down, though not quite as impressive as when the Hortons first built it! You've done a lovely job fixing up the soda fountain, and the merchantile across the street was open on a Sunday too, the first time I remember seeing any business operating in that building. Thanks for doing your your part to bring Chugwater back to life! Now you need to find a good reason to restore the old Swan Land & Cattle HQ! Those buildings have long been crying out for a rescue! Ted from Yoder
Thanks for keeping history alive! I'll stop by for a milkshake next time I drive through! My great grandfather took title to his homestead the same year the soda fountain was built. I'm sure that all five generations of my family have visited your soda fountain in the past century. If you'd like to tour a homestead from 1914, owned by the same family for over a century, I'd be happy to give you a tour. You'll see lots of similarities with your homestead: a house built small, with additions added through the years. You'll recognize the multiple rows of trees in the shelterbelt. You'll certainly recognize the same relentless wind! :) Our ranch is 25 miles northeast of Chugwater, in Goshen County. I'll introduce myself next time I stop for a milkshake. :)
I just now understood why I tune in to your channel. I too, go the opposite direction of the masses. Congratulations to you and Christian. I also built restaurants for many years. The key is to bridge fashion AND function, but spend the money on the function. Also. ALL the profit is made in the back office, meaning keep costs in control. I wish you nothing but joy and profit.
This is so exciting! I love the history of old towns and villages. We live in a little village in Maine with a lot of forgotten history. A family like yours can make a big difference in your area! Can't wait to see what you do with the soda fountain restaurant.
I think it's a great idea!! I love the old soda fountains!! You and Christian can do it!! You do food service all the time, you just don't get paid for it. Lol. Most mom's do. Good luck and God bless!! Can't wait to see it fixed up!! The house and the fountain!! Love ya girl ❤️🙏🙏
This is SOOOO awesome that you guys are doing this! I wish you a good re-do & a wonderful future for it & the lucky residents & visitors to Chugwater. History. Is. Important.... no matter what some people think these days. Have fun with it! I'll be watching for updates!!!
How exciting to buy and restore to service a real, old, soda fountain! I was born in Queens, NY, and even after my family moved south I returned there every summer throughout the sixties. Old fashioned candy stores with soda fountains were everywhere during that time, and one of my favorite activities was to enjoy a milkshake, or ice cream float, or egg cream while spinning on the stool. Best of luck, and I look forward to seeing the end product.
Our family just went to Powell, WY last weekend. We're from Hurricane, UT and I just couldn't stop thinking of your family. I know it's far from you, but it made me want a homestead even more! I love the soda shop! Stinkin' cute. Excited for you all.
Hello my name is Frank , I am watching from Billings . I love stuff like this, I live in Billings for 31 years I am 66 years old . originaly I'm from my mother !!! O yeah she had me in the BRONX. NY . thank you for video's like this, Frank. from montana.. Ps. Make the next one a lot longer. Stay healthy and safe .
In my Dad's home town in rural Minnesota the farmers still come-into town every morning or so to pick-up their mail and gather for coffee with their friends at one or the other coffee shops downtown. They've been doing that for over 125-years. And the kids hang-out there afterschool. The nearest "fast food" is 25-miles North or 30-miles South. My grandfather and his brother actually owned one of them 100-years ago ...and it's still there. Friends gather, deals are made, disputes settled.
Hello from SC! Life takes interesting turns and twists, huh? What a great adventure. Ever consider ‘work aways’..let folks help, volunteer, and create memories too. Let others outside of Chugwater believe also in your little town. Cant wait to see where this goes.
So excited for you!! Not sure why but this video made me cry. Maybe it's just seeing you walk in faith into a new adventure. I can't wait for the day we can do the same somewhere. Our transient lifestyle will end in a few years hopefully.
Very cool, Jill. I'm very excited for you. 🤗 My dad grew up in Laramie in the 50s, and I grew up in Colorado. Been through your part of WY many times, and I'll definitely stop for lunch & a soda in Chugwater the next time I pass through.
How exciting! Wonderful adventure. Glad the "connections" are showing up. And that you "know" it's the right thing. It will be delightful to follow this adventure!
Glad to see some interest in chugwater. I'll drive up and support it once done. We like to take drives from Cheyenne in the winter on nice days. So many beautiful spots around to explore.
This is so exciting, I would be the same...I love these old soul, spirited history places. I bet you are an empath for sure and can re-live the historic energy.
Congratulations.. Know this store.. Rest area was closed last week so rolled on.. Have to swing in next month and do some filming.. proud for y'all.. blessings 🙌
Wow, this so cool I can’t wait to see the renovations. My husband and I are moving to Cowley Wyoming soon from Arizona. We will have to make a trip to Chugwater to check it out when it’s finished.
I am excited for you guys. I love that you are preserving another important piece of history. I have always wanted a soda fountain, my hubby bought me an original hamilton beach milk shake maker years ago, the same color as yours. Woohoo i cant wait to watch the progress.
I subbed. I am in Denver now because of health but love that you are doing this. We travel through on our way to cabin in Big Horns from Cheyenne. We used to stop in another small towns soda fountains to refresh all the time in Ten Sleep. Mom & Dad originally from Riverton. Beautiful. We might need to stop by sometime.
Hey there! New subscriber here. So excited for you on rebuilding and keeping the tradition on the Chugwater soda fountain shop👌👍!! As we follow your postings from here on......
Thanks for watching! Here's part 1 of our restaurant adventure! ua-cam.com/video/WvIKw7rcOBU/v-deo.html
Take a class on restaurant mgt. You'll be happy you did in the long run. :)
Do a gofundme ...... this undertaking may not prove to be an extremely profitable venture..... if you can have it declared a historical monument you may be able to realize some funding from that direction but be careful of the requirements.....
Revival of the town is quite an undertaking but is doable ...... the ranchers in the area may well contribute to such a venture .....
On a trip from Colorado to Montana in the early-mid 80’s we broke down in Chugwater and my mom took us to that shop and we drank chocolate milk at that bar. We thought it was a super special thing to do
I absolutely love this. Especially when you say you want to preserve and respect what it used to be. Those old towns need to be protected so they can save the history and charm. Good luck.
Drove by today on our way home from looking at a house in WY. You guys are going to have one cute place when you're done!
I go back and forth between casper and cheyenne all the time . That will be my new food stop.
That's so exciting! I grew up in the log looking building next to the Chugwater Chili offices! It was the original stage coach stop from the mid 1800s. My dad and Pastor Clough (who was the pastor of the Baptist church when i was a kid) did the roof that is over that building still. My dad created the 2x4 door on the front and those yellow rose bushes are still my favorites! We love growing up in Chugwater and having the run of the whole town and being able to walk down main street to the Drug Store and buy little lovies for my mom for Mother's Day and her birthday!! :) Rooting for you and Chugwater!
Good for y'all! I've done a lot of historical restorations over the years in Oregon, Park City UT and right now a home in Monroe NC, our home that was built by my partners grandparents 1929 on family land that been owned by them for over 300 years. One piece of advice. Don't register this on the National Historical Registry no matter how tempting it is and how much grant money they might say they have for you or tax benefits they have. It will cost you time and money. Particularly time as you can't do any upgrades etc without their blessing. And it can hold up your remodeling for many months or even more than a year. YET! After you're done with the remodel THEN apply for registration. Good luck!
Can't wait to see the house reveal! Its so exciting to see you folks trying to keep these little half abandoned towns alive and trying to help them thrive again. 💛
Hey we just bought the land across the interstate, there on bluff rd and diamond rd. Looking forward to see chugwater come to life again!!
I can’t help but smile and do a happy dance for you guys. To follow that whisper and to trust that amazing higher power makes you hold your breath. I am so happy for you and admire your faithfulness. God bless you guys. 💕
The nostalgia of that building is so cool. I can’t wait to see what all you do.
Yay for the revival of small towns! I grew up in corn and bean country in mid Illinois and all those little towns (actually I think they were villages) are so sad. Abandon theaters, arcades, shoe stores, and groceries speak of when our economy was more localized. I pray that the whole “shop local” movement that has been growing will eventually make it to the little Midwestern towns before they all die out. Each town has it’s own story and part in our American history.
The vintage picture of the shop puts me in the mind of the Soda fountain/drugstore featured in
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL LIFE😚
Love when old buildings are renovated and made beautiful again I can’t wait to follow the soda shop !!!
It's a wonderful project; saving old buildings and businesses is one of the most important things you can do to respect history. Having grown up in Colorado and visiting Wyoming many times in my childhood days, I love these old Western towns. The Bones of the Soda fountain are fantastic, down to the set of Drawers seen along one wall, to the Fountain Bar and stools. Three cheers for your vision and ambition in taking on this restoration!
Brought a little tear to my eye watching you reveal your heart to us. I have similar dreams about my little town but I have no chance of fulfilling them. You are my hero Jill. Thank you for doing this, I hope it will inspire more people to do the same.
Take a chance
Elizabeth says, Take a chance; the Lord will help you.
🇨🇦🇨🇦That is awesome Jill...Betty and I are restoring an old church with 5 acres of land into our retirement home and homestead!
That is so awesome- I love it!
Let’s keep in touch for sure!
I'm all about maintenance and upkeep on old buildings. Nothing else quite like the sense of accomplishment after making something "new again". Best of luck!
How awesome that the pharmacist also lived in the house you bought!
This is so neat! There's a soda fountain in Winslow AZ at the "Standing on the Corner in Winslow AZ" homage to the Eagle's song and it's one happening ice cream/sandwich shop... Am excited for you both!! I love when a small town can be saved.
I love this! As someone with experience in food service and hospitality, little places like this getting the attention they need makes me so happy.
I love your passion for your home state and breathing life back into small towns and preserving history. I feel the same way about my home state of Maine! If we could all take passionate pride in what’s ours and work together to each do a little bit to care for our communities...how beautiful they could be! 💙
This is super super cool!!!!
The hotel is next on your list of purchases, so we can all come visit right?😂😂😂😂
Agree 😌🤗
And eat at the soda fountain.
Lol - yes you can all meet up at he soda fountain - I thought that was humorous when u said that - it did remind me of when I was a kid - in Bay saint Louis Mississippi there was a soda fountain I would go to that the front faced the gulf of Mexico - I remembered getting milk shakes there - it was hit buy a title wave during hurricane Camille in 1969 - it closed after that lol there was nothing left
I applaud your dreams and efforts. God's blessing to you and your family!
CANT WAIT TO SEE HOW IT TURNS OUT
Well, you might be in over your heads, but if God led you to it, it will be a GRAND adventure!! Enjoy the ride!
For me when I find there is something I can't stop thinking about, its God telling me something. Your family is so amazing.
I love everything about pouring into the tiny old towns that built this country! Congrats!
Can't wait to see what you do with the place!
Awe, that's so cool. It makes me so happy to see you restoring the old stuff.
I love this movement back to restoring all of what used to be in these small towns, along with the modern twists of being able to advertise via social media and other cool modern twists.
I am so excited for you and your family during this new adventure. Anything you do out of your comfort zone usually ends up being worth it the hard work and heartache. Trust me. My family and I moved this February from Southern California to East part of Tennessee, no family; just my hubby, daughter and dog! Cheers to new adventures! They make the best stories. 😃
My grandparents managed the hotel in Chugwater back in the 60s or 70s! My family lives in Oklahoma, but my Mom was raised in western Nebraska, and her youngest sister lives in Wheatland, just North of you! I was in the "pharmacy" back in 2015. I hadn't been through there in years. Can't wait to see it finished one day. Have fun redoing it!! Love that place!
Congrats! This is so exciting! Can’t wait to see the updates! 👏👏👏
This is the definition of a leap of faith. All the best with this new venture. We're along with you for the ride.🖤💛💚 Watching from Jamaica. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Good luck! Can't wait to see the renovation videos. :)
Jill, I think this is amazing what your doing for this little town. I can't wait to see video's on the process. I can see a lot of work ahead but its well worth it.
I love the perspective of improving what already exists and works, while respecting what was and still holds in people’s hearts. None of us know what the future holds but your heart is in the right place; I commend you both for investing in your community and it’s history. ❤️❤️❤️
Can't wait to see your adventure taking place!!
Cool, I was wondering how the house was coming along. Looking forward to seeing that video!
What a wonderful thing you guys are doing. More small towns need people like you to come in and save them from becoming extinct. Good luck. Be well, stay safe, love from Texas
I love this! I love how you're giving back into your community! I can't wait to see the reveal on the little house you bought and now, I hope you take us along as you renovate this little soda shop. THIS is fun t.v.!!!
Great video and looking forward to the next one thank you for sharing with all of us on here.
That’s so awesome God Bless your Endeavor and I pray that it’s his will that you will succeed and bring up the town and have others invest in the same thing throughout the town
Hey Jill! I stopped by for a milkshake on my way through Chugwater yesterday, just the most recent of many, many milkshakes I've enjoyed there since childhood.
I'm sad that I missed you, but your staff were all pleasant! I was a bit surprised to find the soda fountain open on a Sunday, though. Maybe you're not as old fashioned as you let on! When I was growing up around there, nothing would have been open on a Sunday!
I was pleased to see how much Chugwater is looking up! The gas station is rebuilt after burning down, though not quite as impressive as when the Hortons first built it! You've done a lovely job fixing up the soda fountain, and the merchantile across the street was open on a Sunday too, the first time I remember seeing any business operating in that building.
Thanks for doing your your part to bring Chugwater back to life! Now you need to find a good reason to restore the old Swan Land & Cattle HQ! Those buildings have long been crying out for a rescue!
Ted from Yoder
I'm excited for this new venture! I've never been this early.
Good luck my friends. There's a lot of us rooting for you.
Thanks for keeping history alive! I'll stop by for a milkshake next time I drive through!
My great grandfather took title to his homestead the same year the soda fountain was built. I'm sure that all five generations of my family have visited your soda fountain in the past century.
If you'd like to tour a homestead from 1914, owned by the same family for over a century, I'd be happy to give you a tour. You'll see lots of similarities with your homestead: a house built small, with additions added through the years. You'll recognize the multiple rows of trees in the shelterbelt. You'll certainly recognize the same relentless wind! :)
Our ranch is 25 miles northeast of Chugwater, in Goshen County. I'll introduce myself next time I stop for a milkshake. :)
I just now understood why I tune in to your channel. I too, go the opposite direction of the masses. Congratulations to you and Christian. I also built restaurants for many years. The key is to bridge fashion AND function, but spend the money on the function. Also. ALL the profit is made in the back office, meaning keep costs in control. I wish you nothing but joy and profit.
This is so exciting! I love the history of old towns and villages. We live in a little village in Maine with a lot of forgotten history. A family like yours can make a big difference in your area! Can't wait to see what you do with the soda fountain restaurant.
I think it's a great idea!! I love the old soda fountains!! You and Christian can do it!! You do food service all the time, you just don't get paid for it. Lol. Most mom's do. Good luck and God bless!! Can't wait to see it fixed up!! The house and the fountain!! Love ya girl ❤️🙏🙏
Those old buildings...you could be the next Missouri Star Quilt Company!!!!! Revive all the old buildings!!!
I'm so excited to see how you get it all spruced up!
Wow what place is neat! Reminds me of "it's a wonderful life" - "I wish for a million dollars!"
I love this so much! Just look at what the Drummond family has done in OK with the Pioneer Woman brand. Y'all can do so much good for your community 🥰
This is SOOOO awesome that you guys are doing this! I wish you a good re-do & a wonderful future for it & the lucky residents & visitors to Chugwater. History. Is. Important.... no matter what some people think these days. Have fun with it! I'll be watching for updates!!!
I’m old and I like old things. You rock. When I was a young whipersnapper soda fountains were in .
How exciting to buy and restore to service a real, old, soda fountain! I was born in Queens, NY, and even after my family moved south I returned there every summer throughout the sixties. Old fashioned candy stores with soda fountains were everywhere during that time, and one of my favorite activities was to enjoy a milkshake, or ice cream float, or egg cream while spinning on the stool. Best of luck, and I look forward to seeing the end product.
Oh my goodness!!! I’m beyond thrilled for you!!! How cool is that!!!?? God bless your journey!!!
Our family just went to Powell, WY last weekend. We're from Hurricane, UT and I just couldn't stop thinking of your family. I know it's far from you, but it made me want a homestead even more! I love the soda shop! Stinkin' cute. Excited for you all.
OMG...this is so awesome. I'm obsessed with the 1920 - 1950s.
Hello my name is Frank , I am watching from Billings . I love stuff like this, I live in Billings for 31 years I am 66 years old . originaly I'm from my mother !!! O yeah she had me in the BRONX. NY . thank you for video's like this, Frank. from montana.. Ps. Make the next one a lot longer. Stay healthy and safe .
Been there, good for you
That's awesome. I agree it important to bring back it and relive the history.
That place has the possibility of being great. Can't wait to see what you do with it.
I think what you are doing is so cool! I love it! Good luck girl! Those little diners are what keeps a town and all the neighbors going!
Wonderful to have such a vision and act on it. Proud of y'all ! We Want to come visit the Soda Fountain someday !
In my Dad's home town in rural Minnesota the farmers still come-into town every morning or so to pick-up their mail and gather for coffee with their friends at one or the other coffee shops downtown. They've been doing that for over 125-years. And the kids hang-out there afterschool. The nearest "fast food" is 25-miles North or 30-miles South. My grandfather and his brother actually owned one of them 100-years ago ...and it's still there. Friends gather, deals are made, disputes settled.
I'm glad you guys are taking this project on!!
Good luck. It's hard work but have fun and remember it takes time.
Hello from SC! Life takes interesting turns and twists, huh? What a great adventure. Ever consider ‘work aways’..let folks help, volunteer, and create memories too.
Let others outside of Chugwater believe also in your little town.
Cant wait to see where this goes.
I'm sure it will be a lot of hard work but I imagine the satisfaction when you are done will be great. What an awesome project!!
Can't wait to see the house reveal and what you do with the restaurant! Love your channel and always look forward to a new post. TFS
I’m so excited for this too! You’re radiating with potential and excitement
So excited for you!! Not sure why but this video made me cry. Maybe it's just seeing you walk in faith into a new adventure. I can't wait for the day we can do the same somewhere. Our transient lifestyle will end in a few years hopefully.
Very cool, Jill. I'm very excited for you. 🤗
My dad grew up in Laramie in the 50s, and I grew up in Colorado. Been through your part of WY many times, and I'll definitely stop for lunch & a soda in Chugwater the next time I pass through.
How exciting! Wonderful adventure. Glad the "connections" are showing up. And that you "know" it's the right thing. It will be delightful to follow this adventure!
We would love to visit your New Restaurant one day.Best Wishes Ahead.💜
Good luck to you homestead honey, I hope you do great and are happy with all you do.
Thank you for preserving one of my top five spots in Wyoming! ❤️❤️❤️ I'll tell you the other four when i visit again.
Glad to see some interest in chugwater. I'll drive up and support it once done. We like to take drives from Cheyenne in the winter on nice days. So many beautiful spots around to explore.
We have a soda fountain here now ,and everyone loves it. I think you're right on track❤👍👩🌾
Looking forward to following your progress!
This is so exciting, I would be the same...I love these old soul, spirited history places. I bet you are an empath for sure and can re-live the historic energy.
Super Awesome you guys are refurbishing the restroom. I can't wait to see what it will look like completed 🤗
Congratulations..
Know this store..
Rest area was closed last week so rolled on..
Have to swing in next month and do some filming.. proud for y'all.. blessings 🙌
Wow, this so cool
I can’t wait to see the renovations.
My husband and I are moving to Cowley Wyoming soon from Arizona.
We will have to make a trip to Chugwater to check it out when it’s finished.
I’ve been there! In 1973. I thought the. The court house and the little gazebo in the park was so cute
CANNOT WAIT TO SEE THE PROGRESS!
I am excited for you guys. I love that you are preserving another important piece of history. I have always wanted a soda fountain, my hubby bought me an original hamilton beach milk shake maker years ago, the same color as yours. Woohoo i cant wait to watch the progress.
Ooooo chili festival!!
I’ll put that on my list of places to visit!
That's cool! What a fun idea! I've always wished an old fashioned soda shop was near me.
Love it!! Can't wait for more updates!
I subbed. I am in Denver now because of health but love that you are doing this. We travel through on our way to cabin in Big Horns from Cheyenne. We used to stop in another small towns soda fountains to refresh all the time in Ten Sleep. Mom & Dad originally from Riverton. Beautiful. We might need to stop by sometime.
When I was a kid I got all my milkshakes in a place like this!
Good luck and God speed on your new endeavor
Hey there! New subscriber here. So excited for you on rebuilding and keeping the tradition on the Chugwater soda fountain shop👌👍!! As we follow your postings from here on......
Congratulations! We'll have to stop by on our way home to Sheridan.