Classes for first through eighth grades began in the fall of 1906 in what was then Wyoming's largest town. Shoshoni was a teeming tent city that summer as ...
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A pair of rusted hurdles still stands where the old dirt oval used as a track and field training facility for Shoshoni schools was. The school district never had a regulation track until now. Photos by Randy Tucker
A pair of rusted hurdles still stands where the old dirt oval used as a track and field training facility for Shoshoni schools was. The school district never had a regulation track until now. Photos by Randy Tucker
The eight-lane track next to the new Shoshoni school finally gives the school the capability to host track meets. Photo by Randy Tucker
The eight-lane track next to the new Shoshoni school finally gives the school the capability to host track meets. Photo by Randy Tucker
Only a patch of light-colored grass in the prairie reveals where the old Shoshoni training track was. Photo by Randy Tucker
Only a patch of light-colored grass in the prairie reveals where the old Shoshoni training track was. Photo by Randy Tucker
2019-10-13