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Names Hill State Historic Site is situated near La Barge, Wyoming along US 189. The historical site is interpreted, maintained, and overseen by the Fort Bridger State Historic Site. Names Hill is a notable site along the famous Oregon-California Trail on which emigrants carved names into the site’s soft limestone after they crossed the Green River. The historic site along the cliffs above the Green River is one of the Oregon Trail’s three locations where emigrants carved their names, registering their presence. The earliest carved names at the Names Hill State Historic Site date back to the year 1822.

US-189, Kemmerer, WY 83101, Phone: 307-782-3842

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