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8500 AIRPORT PARKWAY, CASPER [CPR]
225 N CACHE, JACKSON HOLE
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270 WEST PEARL STREET, JACKSON
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INTERESTED IN LARAMIE, WYOMING?
Laramie, Wyoming, a town of approximately 25,000 residents is located 45
miles west of Cheyenne at an elevation of 7,200 feet. Laramie is home to the
University of Wyoming and the Wyoming
Cowboys. Its neighborly atmosphere and beautiful scenery create a warm
community full of opportunity for all those who visit or live here. Please
take a moment to view the photos below of the Laramie area.
Founded by the Union
Pacific Railroad (UPRR) on the banks of the Laramie River near the
protection of Fort Sanders and available water from City Springs, Laramie
already had about 200 people living in shacks and tents on the town site in
April 1868 when the UPRR began selling lots in Laramie. With the sale of
town lots began the settlement of Laramie. Laramie grew quickly; within one
week from the day the first lot was sold, over 400 lots were sold or
contracted for, and in less than two weeks, over 500 buildings or structures
in which to live or do business had been erected.
The good source of water, the protection provided by Fort Sanders, the
location of the Overland Trail, and the selection of Laramie by the UPRR as
a " terminus" town all contributed to the creation and growth of Laramie.
The UPRR made Laramie a division point on the railroad system, building many
maintenance and service shops. Other railroad related industries such as the
tie plant and the Rolling Mills iron mill for working over rails were
important in Laramie's early growth.
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