Rock Lodge from GP Bar Guest Ranch
Will be available for public rental from the Forest Service at Green River Lakes beginning summer 2018
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Placing pictures
Dave Vlcek, left, and Carmel Kail, right - both on the Sublette County Historic Preservation Board CLG, bring in historic pictures of the old GP Bar Guest Ranch to hang in the rock lodge. Cindy Stein of the Pinedale Ranger District, middle, helps.
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Pictures
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In the Heart of a Wilderness
Richard Kail
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Beautiful rock fireplace
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You Are Here
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What a view!
Richard Kail sits in a window showing the view of Green River Lakes and Square Top Mountain that visitors who rent the rock lodge can enjoy.
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How about that view out your front window!
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Historic cabin
Richard Kail, left, and Dave Vlcek, right.
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Measuring above fireplace
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Dudes
Dave Vlcek, left, and Cindy Stein, right
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Lined up
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Old tourist map
Cindy Stein, with the Pinedale Ranger District of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, hangs an old tourism map from the early GP Bar advertising.
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Kitchen
L to R: Dave Vlcek, Richard Kail, Carmel Kail
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Pictures on the walls
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At the GP Bar
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Green River Lakes map
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Photo Album
Visitors staying at the rock lodge will also be able to enjoy a photo album with history of the GP Bar Guest Ranch. The album was put together by Carmel Kail of the Sublette County Historic Preservation Board (CLG).
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Rock lodge
The rock lodge sits on the edge of Green River Lakes. It will be available for rent from the Forest Service.
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Kitchen
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Dave Vlcek
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Bedroom
Dave Vlcek and Carmel Kail are both members on the Sublette County Historic Preservation Board.
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View from Master Bedroom
View of Green River Lakes and Square Top Mountain. Jonita Sommers is on the left, Richard Kail sitting at the window. Photo by Debi Morley.
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Bunk Beds
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Outside view
Look at the huge rock fireplace chimney
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Wall of windows
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History crew
Left to Right: Dave Vlcek, Carmel Kail, Pam Curry, Jonita Sommers, Richard Kail, Debi Morley, Cindy Stein.
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