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Rawlins, Wyoming
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Historic Sites
Fort Fred Steele. Located at Seminoe State Park. Phone: 307-320-3013.
Museums and Exhibits
Carbon County Museum. 904 W. Walnut, Rawlins, WY 82301. Phone: 307-328-2740. E-mail
Wyoming Frontier Prison. 500 W. Walnut, Rawlins, WY 82301. Phone: 307-324-4422.
National Forest
Medicine Bow National Forest. Phone: 307-326-5258.
Scenic Sites
Rawlins Uplift. Unique rock formation with fossilized remains located at the northern edge of Rawlins.
State Park
Seminoe State Park. PO Box 30 HCR 67, Sinclair, WY 82334. Phone: 307-320-3013.
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