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Wyoming's 4 Lazy F Ranch stayed in family hands for nearly 80 years

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The 4 Lazy F Ranch in Wyoming was purchased by the Frew family in 1927 and remained closely tied to them for decades. Family member Emily Frew Oliver transformed the summer retreat into a dude ranch in 1950. In 1967, she sold the property to the federal government but negotiated a life estate, allowing her to retain use of the land. She voluntarily relinquished that right in 2006, formally ending the family's long association with the historic Grand Teton ranch.

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