Midwest, WY is a small town located in eastern Wyoming. It is known for its natural beauty and wide open landscapes. The area boasts an abundance of outdoor activities including camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, snowmobiling, and ATVing. Midwest also offers unique activities like visiting the local historic sites or taking in the awe-inspiring views from the surrounding mountains. There are plenty of opportunities to explore the area's rich history with several nearby museums and monuments.
The people of Midwest are friendly and welcoming and have a strong sense of community pride. Visitors can always find something to do in this small town such as exploring the historic sites, experiencing nature through outdoor recreation activities or having a relaxing meal at one of the local restaurants. Due to its quaint atmosphere and breathtaking scenery, Midwest is often referred to as “the little town with big heart”—and it certainly lives up to that description! Reviews for Midwest are overwhelmingly positive; most visitors leave feeling delighted with their trip and looking forward to their next visit soon!
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Easy living - 9/23/2021
Great people. Easy living. Affordable living. This is a hidden jem in the U.S. i moved here from Salt Lake. Average house in salt lake is over 300k. You can purchase house under 100k in midwest wy The best decision I have ever
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Midwest History - 6/25/2007
At one time those small houses were identical and new, as this was another "Company Town," owned lock, stock and barrell, by Standard Oil. The "Commissry" was where you bought your needs... your house was issued and painted and maintained by the Company... The big building to the South was the Masonic Hall one day a week then the Catholic Church on Sunday... next service was Protestant... no gambling or drinking. Finally, with the oil wells going dry and the area desecrated, the aging houses were sold to the desparate residents, while Standard Oil kept the mineral rights!
It should not cost much to live there... Jackrabbits are plentiful for stew! But be sure you have a source of income. Bu the way, Edgertown was not approved by Standard Oil. However somehow it managed to offer certain entertainments not found nearby to the Midwest
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