1965 Map of Guild Hollow

About this map

Byrne Creek and its tributary Little Byrne Creek carve through this section of Uinta County, Wyoming, reflecting a landscape defined by water sources and grazing land in the mid-1960s. The area is dotted with numerous springs, including Crompton Spring, which were vital for local livestock in this high-elevation terrain. Transportation and infrastructure are represented by a network of pipelines and several jeep trails that traverse the ridges between Long Hollow and Robinson Hollow. Evidence of local industry and communication appears in the southern portion of the map, where a mine, drill holes, and a gravel pit are located near Albert Creek, alongside prominent radio towers. The inclusion of a Picnic Area suggests a level of recreational utility amidst the working landscape of Guild Hollow and Duncomb Hollow.