Historical Markers in La Barge, Wyoming

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Historical Markers in La Barge, Wyoming

1 ► Wyoming, Lincoln County, La Barge — Jim Bridger — Trapper 1844 —

On U.S. 189, 5.6 miles south of State Highway 235, on the right when traveling south.

He little knew that when he cut his name, or had it cut, in this stone, that it would be engraved in the annals of the West deeper than that of any other man. As one of the world's outstanding explorers he guided emigrants, railroads and army in the . . . — — Map (db m36660) HM

2 ► Wyoming, Lincoln County, La Barge — 25 — Names Hill —

On U.S. 189, 5.6 miles south of State Highway 235, on the right when traveling south.

The National Register of Historic Places Wyoming Place No. 25 — — Map (db m36661) HM

3 ► Wyoming, Lincoln County, La Barge — Names Hill State Historic Site —

On U.S. 189 near Bondurant Road, on the right when traveling south.

Names Hill is one of three prominent sites in Wyoming where travelers inscribed their names into stone along the emigrant trails. The other sites are Register Cliff and Independence Rock. After crossing a 40 miles stretch of waterless desert, wagon . . . — — Map (db m162509) HM

4 ► Wyoming, Lincoln County, La Barge — Seeds-Kee-Dee-Agie, Spanish River, Rio Verde, Green River —

On U.S. 189, 12.8 miles north of State Highway 372, on the right when traveling north.

To the Shoshone Indian, this river was the Seeds-Kee-Dee Agie (Prairie Chicken River). On Sept. 16 1811, the Astorians near its headwaters termed it the Spanish River. To the Spaniards, far to the south, it was the Rio Verde (Green River). Jedediah . . . — — Map (db m36659) HM

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