Our first stop was at the Kimball/Bitner ranch near Wanship, Utah. The Lincoln Highway, the railroad, and a stagecoach route all passed near where I stood to take the first picture. The stone house on the right was built in 1862 by William Kimball as a hotel. The house on the left was built by the railroad to house workers. Yes, the trains and cars did pass between the houses. Milton and Hoffman Bitner bought the farm in 1908 though it seems that Milton was the primary builder and caretaker. We were treated to home baked pastries and, from a dispenser barely visible through the kitchen door in the third picture, cold water from the farm's spring. When we left, the last surviving member of Milton and Edith's offspring was among those waving goodbye. The 92 year old, whose name got away from me, had stood inside the stone house where he was born telling stories and answering questions. He wants to live five more years, he said, to equal the final age of a cousin.