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The Capitol Building is just visible at the end of the road. (WSA P2010-1/71) (read more)
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The Plaza Hotel, now a Best Western affiliate, is located on leased land in Hot Springs State Park. The hot tub is fed with mineral water ... (read more)
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Lee & Ellen Giles and family stop to talk to their neighbor, Tom Fortune, on Main Street. (WSA P77-18/17) (read more)
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The high school building was razed when the new building was built. The tabernacle still stands but has been remodeled. (read more)
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Lake Guernsey State Park is located 30 miles north of Wheatland. During the 1930s, the lake hosted a Civilian Conservation Corps camp. The CCC was a ... (read more)
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Built in 1926, the South Torrington depot was designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood in the Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival styles as a combined passenger ... (read more)
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The Sheridan Inn was built in 1893 by the Burlington Railroad and Sheridan Land Company to draw visitors to the area. It was lavishly decorated and ... (read more)
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(WSA SHER-47) (read more)
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In 1877, the Searight Brothers trailed a herd of 27,000 cattle from Texas and settled on Poison Spider Creek, founding the Goose Egg Ranch. A two-story ... (read more)
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Independence Rock was a major landmark for pioneers traveling West along the Oregon, Mormon and California Trails which converged in this area. Over 5,000 travelers carved ... (read more)
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The Wyoming Farm Board of Commissioners and U.S. Department of Agriculture established a field station and experiment farm here around 1912. The University of Wyoming operated ... (read more)
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Studio portrait of Felix Alson (WSA Sub Neg 23898) (read more)
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1911 prison baseball team, Felix (Bud) Alston, son of warden Felix Alston, bat boy, photo by M.F. Jukes (WSA Sub Neg 9664, P93-33/3) (read more)
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Alston seated at desk writing (WSA P93-33/2) (read more)
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L-R: Felix Vern Alston, Eunice Alston, Virginia Mayme Alston, Helen Viola Alston (WSA Sub Neg 24221) (read more)
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The Union Pacific Depot in Cheyenne is one of the most unique depots on their line. It was completed in 1887 and was gifted by the ... (read more)
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The statue commemorating the life of Scottish poet Robert Burns was errected in a small triangular park near the Capitol Building by a group of wealthy ... (read more)
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Throughout its 80 year history, the first Wyoming State Penitentiary was plagued by overcrowding. Three additions were added in 1904, 1950 and 1966. The building was ... (read more)
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The Wyoming State Penitentiary was built in Rawlins in 1901. The cornerstone had been laid in 1888, but various reasons including weather and funding issues delayed ... (read more)
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Between 1978 and 1980, the Wyoming State Capitol Building underwent extensive $7 million renovation project to stabilize and modernize the building. Work included stripping and re-staining ... (read more)
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Almost immediately after the completion of the original Capitol Building, work began on the first addition, which added wings to the East and West ends of ... (read more)
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A large crowd takes in the diving horse act, one of the traveling entertainment groups to visit the Wyoming State Fair. According to the advertisements, the ... (read more)
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The Wyoming National Guard parading down 16th Street (Lincolnway) during the Wyoming Statehood celebration as photographed by C.D. Kirkland.The far building with the tower was the ... (read more)
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Joyce Brown, 14, of Fort Bridger, explaining the buying and selection of eggs in a 4-H demonstration competition in the Agricultural Hall at the Wyoming State ... (read more)
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County agricultural exhibit products on tables, displayed for the Wyoming State Fair. (WSA P2009-16) (read more)
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