| Show Daggett t buildings on National Historical register Two Daggett County buildings have been named to the National Register of H Historic Places in the Governors Governor's Historic and Cultural Sites Review According to Dr Milton C. C Abrams chairman the Doc Doe Parsons Parson's Cabin In Browns Brown's Park and the Oscar Swell Swett Ranch Inthe inthe in inthe the area received this honor in October DOC PAUSON'S Cabin Drowns Browns Park was built by Dr John U D. D Parson between 1874 1814 and 1876 Before Defore constructing the cabin Parson had many careers carats typifying the western spirit of individualism and progressive drive At various times limes this colorful man was a cattle callie rancher president of the Colorado Stock Growers Association dairy farmer irrigation promoter ferry terry operator miner and practicing physician After the abandonment abandonment aban of the cabin in 1884 it was Used as a temporary residence by travelers and outlaws Submitted by Eleen Williams Daggett County Historical Society Sweet Ranch Hanch Greendale area Daggett County The Oscar Swett Swell homestead is a capsule of frontier life For nearly 60 years it was operated almost exclusively by horse and manpower Most of lifes life's necessities were produced from the ranch and the surrounding National Forest With the ranch we have the opportunity to preserve an example of homesteading life so Important to the nations nation's frontier development Submitted by Bill Bradshaw Forest Service and Eleen Williams Daggett County Historical Society |
