Douglas was officially founded in 1886 when a railroad station was established there, but there had been a settlement at that location since 1867 when Fort Fetterman was constructed, then known as Tent City. The former railroad depot is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The resources available from the city's official web site includes an introduction to its mayor and city council, administration, and city departments, as well as general information about the city, tourism, parks and trails within the city, and municipal services. City council agendas, minutes, and public notices are also available for viewing from the site. - City of Douglas, Wyoming
http://www.cityofdouglaswy.com/
With its main facility in Douglas, and a branch library in Glenrock, the public library system serves the people of Converse County, Wyoming. Its locations, hours, services, and accommodations for genealogical and historical research, are stated, along with a schedule of sponsored events and contact data. - Converse County Library
http://www.conversecountylibrary.org/
The schedules, fees, and rules for this water-themed amusement and recreational park in Douglas, Wyoming are presented, along with park amenities, concession stand, job opportunities, and photographs. - Douglas Water Park
http://www.douglaswaterpark.com/
Douglas, Wyoming Chamber of Commerce
Representing the business interests of Douglas and the larger area of Converse County, a history and profile of the city is presented, along with a guide to the area, including local events, attractions and businesses. Contact data for Chamber board members is also presented, and the Glenrock Chamber of Commerce is hosted on the same domain. - Douglas, Wyoming Chamber of Commerce
http://www.jackalope.org/