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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1976

Page

18

Swan Land and Cattle Co Headquarters Stone Hardship through Century

CHUGWATER Wyoming 100 year old Swan headquarters ranch shows 18 room white house built in 1820s era but linked to Swan legacy. The Swan operation once spanned 400k deeded acres and 265k leased acres, riding through blizzards and homestead days before liquidation in the 1970s.

Chugwater Wyo Swan Land and Cattle Co Wyoming Curtis Templin Laramie Plains Albany County Alexander Swan Scotland America Union Pacific Railroad

Hat Creek Station House A Nebraska Trail Landmark

The two story log Hat Creek Station near Harrison Nebraska recalls stagecoach robberies and Indian conflicts along the Deadwood Cheyenne route. Built in the 1880s with a 600 foot water tunnel to Sage Creek, it later served as hotel telegraph station store and ranch home.

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Telegraph Poles Build Historic Ranch House in Wyoming Camp

The Red Cloud Ranch near Jay Em Wyoming uses telegraph poles once linking Cheyenne to Deadwood as its walls. Founded in the 1870s by Col C Coffee the 20000 acre spread remains in the Coffee family now run by Franklin Coffee a California banker. Peach Shaw long managed Red Cloud Ranch and was famed as a Wyoming rodeo star who toured Wembley Stadium in 1924.

Jay EM Wyo Red Cloud Cheyenne Deadwood Col C . Coffee West Franklin California Coffee Sioux County Harrison Co National Cowboy Hall of Fame Peach Shaw Wyoming Wembley Stadium England

Old Brownrigg House of Guernsey A Rare Stone Log Dwelling

The two story Brownrigg house near Guernsey combines boulders and 16 inch thick logs. Built before 1910 by Dr William R Brownrigg and possibly his wife Eliza Jane, it features white quartz front stones and square 24 by 24 dimensions. The doctor practiced widely and once ran sheep on his land though locals say he was a better physician than rancher.

William Brownrigg Eliza Jane Guernsey Wyo Wye Brownrigg William R Brownrigg

Griffin House long stood as Wyoming landmark remains

Built in 1882 by English masons for E E Gardner the Griffin House lies 25 miles west of LaGrange at Bear Creek head. The five by six room mansion known to locals as the Griffin House has been abandoned since the early 1960s. Its exterior shows signs of an intended expansion while a 19 step staircase inside was also fashioned in England.

Lagrange Wyo Griffin E E Gardner Bear Creek Wyomin

Historic grout house along Chugwater Creek in Wyoming

The 1881 built white house near Chugwater Creek in eastern Wyoming rises from a ranch once owned by John Hunton. Hunton’s life included frontier ties to Jim Bridger and a later marriage to Blanche Taylor. Now occupied by Roy and Mrs Graham, the aging 30 by 45 foot structure faces structural strain as its storied past endures.

Wheatland Wyo Wyoming Chugwater Creek Here John Hunton Ft. Laramie Hunton Jim Bridger Mts Virginia Cheyenne Blanche Huntons Roy Graham Raymond Benny Wilson

Diamond Ranch near CHUGWATER Wyoming a storied site

The Diamond Ranch west of CHUGWATER Wyoming spans 75 000 acres and dates to the 1870s. Founder George Rainsford built a vast horse operation and planned a black cattle breed. Ownership passed to Maj Paul Raborg and later the Obermans, who transformed it into sheep and horse work with a 300 foot stone barn and indoor arena. The Braunschweigs acquired it in 1956 and began a guest ranch in the late 1960s. The ranch served as a church camp and once housed a 2400 pound station and 50 mares among other historic ventures.

Chugwater Wyo West Diamond Ranch John Braunschweig Wyoming George Rainsford England New York Anheuser Busch Brewing Co Rainsford Paul Raborg Raborg Maude Oberman Maudie Laramie Obermans Braunschweig Hugh McDonald Methodist Church Braunschweigs

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