Location description
Bosler, Wyoming, is a nearly abandoned railroad town in Albany County. It was once a small but active community that served ranchers and the railroad industry, but its population declined as transportation routes changed and businesses closed. Today, only a few residents remain, and much of the town consists of aging buildings and reminders of its past.
– !WARNING! –
Beware of snakes, as they are found in the area, though there were none when I went
The schoolhouse is two stories; the top is a schoolhouse, and the basement is stable. Just watch your step on the second floor. The ground floor also contains a cool theater, though the stage is no longer there; good place for art.
– ENTRANCES –
The main one is through the window at the front that will lead you into the bacement/ground floor.
Second is at the back, where there is a wide-open door.
– SECONDARY BUILDINGS –
There is a tornado shelter outside the back of the school worth checking out and a small outdoor garage not to far from it. There are other buildings in the town, though I have never been in them, so DM me if you do!
⚠️ Important:
This location may be on private property or in a hazardous condition. Do not enter without explicit permission from the owner.
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