Bosler Bosler sits off north 287 about 10 miles from Laramie. Doc s Furniture is the lone business and one of the only signs of civilization. About 22 residents, few homes, a fallen school and post office still remain. Eadsville Located south from Casper on top of Casper Mountain at 8000 ft. in the Red Creek drainage, Eadsville was a mining camp started around 1892 and boasted a population of 5000 people with in a year. Its short-lived existence was due to false hopes of better mining.
Some cabin ruins and a small graveyard still remain.
With a population of 100, the possibility of future ghost town certainly exists. Centennial was named after the Centennial Mine discovered in 1875 by I. P. Lambing of Golden, Colorado. The 1895 Atlas of Wyoming reflected that while Centennial had a post office it did not yet have an express office. However, by 1905, the town had a bank, school, hotel, livery stable, and a lumber yard boasting of an inventory of 300,000 board feet. The Queen Mine and the Joker Mine are in the Centennial Ridge and Douglas Mining Districts, located about 2-3 miles from Centennial.