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Kendall was a tie camp operated by the Green River Lumber and Tie Company, located 22 miles north of modern Cora, Wyoming, along the upper Green River which began in 1896, running until 1904. Kendall grew large enough to have its own post office. The Kendall Ranger Station now stands where the original Kendall tie camp once stood ew the Red Hills.[1] The Tie Camp cemetery has only a few recorded burials near the original site.[2]
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"Tie Hack Era". U.S. Forest Service. U.S. Forest Service. Retrieved November 27, 2023. "Tie Hack Cemetery". FindAGrave. FindAGrave. Retrieved November 27, 2023.