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thedailywhat:

Town For Sale of the Day: Don Sammons — the sole resident of Buford, Wyoming — is putting the entire town up for auction.
With a starting bid of $100,000, the smallest town in America could conceivably be yours for less than the cost of an average home.
Buford, which once boasted some 2,000 residents, has seen its population steadily decline since the Transcontinental Railroad was rerouted. Sammons moved to the southeast Wyoming community from Los Angeles in 1980 along with his family. As the years passed, relatives went elsewhere, leaving Sammons alone to run the local trading post.
“It was a great life for me and for my family,” said Sammons, who is himself now ready to move on.
The person or persons who buy Buford will be getting a pretty sweet deal: In addition to the trading post, prospective residents will also receive a gas station, a schoolhouse, a cabin, a garage, and a three-bedroom home.
But wait, there’s more: The whole shebang sits on 10 acres of land 8,000 feet above sea level, making Buford the highest town along I-80, and giving it a uniquely magnificent view of the Rocky Mountains.
The auction is scheduled for April 5th at noon.
[ap / theatlantic / photo: flickr.]

I’ll buy it!



If I had the money, I’d buy this town and set it up as a weekend retreat, with zombie apocalypse-themed paintball. You and your group would slowly shrink and join the zombie side. Red paint only!

meet-mebytherivers-edge:

thedailywhat:

Town For Sale of the Day: Don Sammons — the sole resident of Buford, Wyoming — is putting the entire town up for auction.

With a starting bid of $100,000, the smallest town in America could conceivably be yours for less than the cost of an average home.

Buford, which once boasted some 2,000 residents, has seen its population steadily decline since the Transcontinental Railroad was rerouted. Sammons moved to the southeast Wyoming community from Los Angeles in 1980 along with his family. As the years passed, relatives went elsewhere, leaving Sammons alone to run the local trading post.

“It was a great life for me and for my family,” said Sammons, who is himself now ready to move on.

The person or persons who buy Buford will be getting a pretty sweet deal: In addition to the trading post, prospective residents will also receive a gas station, a schoolhouse, a cabin, a garage, and a three-bedroom home.

But wait, there’s more: The whole shebang sits on 10 acres of land 8,000 feet above sea level, making Buford the highest town along I-80, and giving it a uniquely magnificent view of the Rocky Mountains.

The auction is scheduled for April 5th at noon.

[ap / theatlantic / photo: flickr.]

I’ll buy it!

If I had the money, I’d buy this town and set it up as a weekend retreat, with zombie apocalypse-themed paintball. You and your group would slowly shrink and join the zombie side. Red paint only!

(Source: thedailywhat)


2,151 notes | Reblog | 1 year ago
Posted on April 18th at 3:29 PM
Tagged as: zombies. apocalypse. paintball.
Reblogged from: bright-red-scream
Originally posted by: thedailywhat
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    If I had the money, I’d buy this town and set it up as a weekend retreat, with zombie apocalypse-themed paintball. You...
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    Thinking about using some of my trust fund money to buy this….
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    That is actually quite cheap and a rather nifty buy. Wonder if there’s oil or valuable minerals under Buford.
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    I want my own town!!
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    There are actually quite a few official cities on the U.S. census with a population of one and still listed as cities....
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    Population one…. incredible, how it’s still considered a city
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    OMG, if I had that kind of money…
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