Located in Medicine Bow, Wyoming this piece of history resides in a place known for its history as a Union Pacific watering station along the Medicine Bow River. North of Medicine Bow is the Shirley Basin a vast prairie. Patrons can also visit Como Bluff known for being one of the most significant locations for paleontology where remains were found for 247 of the 250 Jurassic- era mammals of North America. Medicine Bow may be known for its past, but it is also making history as the area looks to the future. As of June 2020, the state’s largest utility, PacifiCorp/Rocky Mountain Power, began the 416-mile "Gateway South", Energy Gateway transmission expansion initiative. The transmission line will extend from the Aeolus Substation near Medicine Bow (about 10 miles outside of) to the Clover Substation near Mona, Utah. Once completed, the Aeolus Substation will be able to collect the energy generated from nearby wind farms and load it onto a transmission line. The utility’s enormous undertaking will retrofit Wyoming with state-of-the-art wind power and build necessary transmission lines reinforcing Wyoming's legacy as one of the nation's leading energy producers.