Friday, August 7, 2015

Abandoned buidlings in the historic district of Rock Springs, Wyoming: National Bank and "Fountain . . ."


A couple of old building in Rock Spring's historic district, across from the class Union Pacific depot.  The building on the left is the National Bank building, and was built in 1892.  The one on the right has much of its "ghost signs" painted out, so I'm not sure of its identity, but it's number 18 on the historic district tour.

Not all of the buildings in the historic district are in this condition, I should note.

1 comment:

Unknown said...

... it means FOUNTAIN CLUB, it was a saloon. Grtx, Charlie.