“The Triangle” in Kemmer was a greenspace situated between three triangular rows of entertainment buildings and shops

ID: 3939 | This file appears in: Kemmerer, Wyoming Alcohol Culture during Prohibition

In 1911, before Prohibition began, the eastern side of this triangle housed mostly saloons. While bars like these went underground, they continued to operate as speakeasies and brothels after 1919. | Source:
Wyoming Tales and Trails, from Wyomingtalesandtrails.com. “Lincoln County Photos Kemmerer Photos II,” available at http://www.wyomingtalesandtrails.com/kemmerer2.html.

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Wyoming Tales and Trails, from Wyomingtalesandtrails.com. “Lincoln County Photos Kemmerer Photos II,” available at http://www.wyomingtalesandtrails.com/kemmerer2.html.

"“The Triangle” in Kemmer was a greenspace situated between three triangular rows of entertainment buildings and shops" appears in: Kemmerer, Wyoming Alcohol Culture during Prohibition