Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History

Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History

Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History

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Hospital in Hanna Wyoming. Unfortunately, we do not know much about this hospital. What we do know is that it was organized around 1911 or 1912 by the United Mine Workers of America. This hospital was organized to treat the local miners and their families. It closed in February 1954 with the disbanding of the union and the closing of the Hanna mine.

Dr. Harold Finch was a doctor there in either 1939 or 1940

The Braun family got the hospital after it went out of business. They had 14 kids so they needed all the extra rooms. I think someone in the family still owns the lot. We have some memorabilia and photos from the hospital at our museum in Hanna.

The Hanna Post Office was established on January 11, 1890, with first postmaster George F. Doane. It is interesting to note that the Rambler Post Office was established on May 20, 1900, with first postmaster George F. Doane. When copper was discovered in the area with the Rudefeha mine (Rumsey, Deal, Ferris and Haggerty).

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Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History





Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History




Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History


Carbon County Wyoming Genealogy Research Family History


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