The stories of Washakie County, WY
8 narrated audio stories from across Washakie County — hidden history, true crime, food legends, and local lore from its towns, landmarks, and back roads.
Castle Gardens Petroglyph Site
Shields on Sandstone
At Castle Gardens, carved figures still carry human stories.
Washakie County
A New County, and an Old Name of Honor
How a new Wyoming county claimed self-rule and a meaningful name.
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How Worland Became Sugar City
Irrigation, beets, and a refinery reshaped Worland’s working life.
Washakie County
How Water Made Sugar Country in Wyoming
In Worland, irrigation turned dry ground into beet fields and reshaped a cattle-town identity.
Washakie County Courthouse
A Courthouse Built to Mean Business
How a young county used architecture to project staying power.
Castle Gardens Petroglyph Site
Where Sandstone Became a Canvas
At Castle Gardens, stone towers and ancient petroglyphs shape one unforgettable Wyoming landmark.
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How Washakie’s Name Traveled Across Wyoming
A leader’s diplomacy carried his name far beyond Wind River.
Washakie County Courthouse
Where Washakie County Made Itself Visible
A courthouse that anchored government in the middle of town.
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