4. DUBOIS, WYOMING If Butch Cassidy came back to Dubois—population 962—today, he would still find some of his favorite haunts from 1890. Cassidy and Al Hainer operated a horse ranch on Horse Creek, adjacent to Eugene Amoretti’s EA Ranch. Cassidy sometimes worked as a ranch hand at the EA Ranch, still a working dude ranch to this day, as are other historic dude ranches, the T Cross and CM Ranches. He also stocked up on food staples at Welty’s General Store, founded in 1889. The store no l

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