Emblem
Ghost town in Big Horn County, Wyoming · Bighorn Basin district
History
Began as a homesteading community that briefly boomed with oil exploration in the Big Horn Basin. Had a post office, school, and small commercial district. Agricultural hardships and oil bust cycles depopulated the settlement.
Visiting Emblem
What remains: A few old buildings and scattered homestead remnants. Near-ghost with very few residents.
Access: County roads off WY-30 south of Greybull. Passenger vehicle accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Emblem?
Emblem is located in Big Horn County, Wyoming, in the Bighorn Basin area at an elevation of 4,300 ft, coordinates 44.5000, -108.3800.
Can you visit Emblem today?
County roads off WY-30 south of Greybull. Passenger vehicle accessible.
What remains at Emblem?
A few old buildings and scattered homestead remnants. Near-ghost with very few residents.