Amanda (Whipple) White took these two photos while driving through Lingle, Wyoming, with her family on March 26, 2021. She sent them to the webmaster that same day.
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| Whipple Park, Lingle, Wyoming |
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| Bandshell at Whipple Park, Lingle, Wyoming |
Of the second photo, the Library of Congress writes:
Patriotically painted bandshell in Lingle, Wyoming’s Whipple Park, named after Ivan Whipple, a lineman employed by Wyrulec Company, an early distributor of electricity in southeastern Wyoming. The bandshell was built by the Great Depression-era Works Progress Administration (WPA) in 1941-42.
Select this link for the ancestry of Ivan Marvin Whipple.
Thank you, Amanda!