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Attractions
Clubs
Knight Kruisers Car Club.
E-mail
The club meets the
first Friday of each month for anyone who has an interest in cars/trucks
of day gone by.
Farmers Market
Douglas Farmers' and Flea Market. Jackalope Square, Downtown, Douglas, WY. Phone: 307-358-3108.
Historic Sites
Douglas Pioneer Cemetery. Located on the south side of the Highway 59 By-Pass, between West Yellowstone Highway and North 4th Street, Douglas, WY.
Fort Fetterman - Old Fort on the Prairie. 9 miles out of Douglas on the north (right) side of Wyoming 93, Douglas, WY. Phone: 307-358-2864.
Fort Fetterman, was the last and longest operating fort on the Bozeman Trail in the 1860's. A restored officer's quarters and an ordinance warehouse stand among the many visible foundations of the Fort and Fetterman City. Interpretive signs describe how the West was won with detailed buildings, house maps, drawings, photographs, artifacts, and dioramas.
Landmarks and Statues
Sir Barton Memorial. Washington Park, Douglas, WY.
Memorial to Sir Barton, the first thoroughbred colt to win the American Triple Crown.
The statue pays tribute to the famous horse and marks his final resting place.
Museums and Exhibits
Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center. Locomotive Park - 121 Brownfield Road, Douglas, WY 82633. Phone: 307-358-2950; Toll-free: 1-877-937-4996.
Wyoming Pioneer Museum. Wyoming State Fairgrounds - 400 W. Center, Douglas, WY 82633. Phone: 307-358-9288.
National Forest
Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. Ranger District - 2250 E. Richards Street, Douglas, WY 83622. Phone: 307-358-4690; Fax: 307-358-7107.
Thunder Basin National Grassland. Douglas Ranger District: 2250 E. Richards Street, Douglas, WY 82633. Phone: 307-358-4690; Fax: 307-358-7107.
Related Web Sites
Wyoming Tales and Trails
This web site is devoted almost exclusively to the history of Wyoming as told through photographs.
River
Scenic Sites
Ayers Natural Bridge & Park. Take I-25 to Exit 151, turn south and follow the signs, Douglas, WY.
State Parks
Fort Fetterman - Old Fort on the Prairie. 9 miles out of Douglas on the north (right) side of Wyoming 93, Douglas, WY. Phone: 307-358-2864.
Glendo State Park. 397 Glendo Park Road, Glendo, WY 82213. Phone: 307-735-4433.
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