A weathered Wyoming cabin used as a storage shed turned out to be a 140-year-old Chinese laundry; after an eight-year rescue effort, the building has been moved to a museum for restoration
- The building has moved to Pioneer Village for restoration and display.
- (Pictures: Cowboy state daily)A weathered cabin that spent decades being used as a storage shed behind a building on Main Street in Lander, Wyoming, has been identified as a late 19th-century Chinese laundry and bathhouse.
- The building belonged to Sam Sing, one of Lander’s early and influential residents.
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- The building has moved to Pioneer Village for restoration and display.
- (Pictures: Cowboy state daily)A weathered cabin that spent decades being used as a storage shed behind a building on Main Street in Lander, Wyoming, has been identified as a late 19th-century Chinese laundry and bathhouse.
- The building belonged to Sam Sing, one of Lander’s early and influential residents.
Sources: Times of India