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Fort Bridger, Wyoming
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Fort Bridger began in 1843 as a trading post founded by mountain man Jim Bridger and served as an Army post from 1858 to 1890. It is now a state historic site with restored buildings and a museum. Travel Wyoming lists it among the state's haunted places, with soldiers said to roam the grounds and a dog named Thornburgh said to guard the cemetery.
State historic site with a museum and seasonal hours; check wyoparks.wyo.gov for hours.
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