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Springfield Pike was a toll road through Wyoming for many years. For each ten miles on the road, travelers paid from 6 1/4 cents for a horse and rider to 75 cents for a four-wheeled carriage drawn by four horses. Persons going to or from church, militia men on duty, and funeral processions traveled free. A stone such as this was required to mark each mile of the road.
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