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William H. Robinson's Palace Livery (ca. 1905) About Us You might say that our name says it all. Robinson's Transport. Robinson's is the defining word in our name. In 1905, William H. Robinson arrived in Sheridan, Wyoming and began a four generation tradition of horses, transportation, feed & ranch supply. W.H. Robinson owned and operated the Keystone and Palace liveries where he boarded horses, rented horses for pack trips to the mountains, and offered horse-drawn cabs for rent. In 1917, Robinson established a horse-drawn frieght line headquartered in Buffalo, Wyoming. During World War I, the founder's youngest son, Percy H. Robinson, joined the firm delivering supplies, feed, and other necessities by wagon. In 1918, the family expanded into farming and ranching. William managed 800 acres of alfalfa and supervised the mowing and cutting process. Percy drove a buckrake while his brother, Lawrence H. Robinson (1897-1991), stacked hay. Transport is at the heart of what we do. Ronald G. Robinson, the youngest son of Lawrence H. Robinson has established the fourth generation of transportation, feed and supply services. We are the connection between you and the products or services you require. We invite you to ask questions, or to discuss your concerns. Learn more about the ways Robinson's can serve you as we have served other equestrians for four generations. |