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From Wyoming Places, People and Things The Daily Boomerang of July 14, 1890 announced that the cornerstone for the German Lutheran Church of Laramie was laid on July 13. It...

It's time to break out the cameras and comment forms again! This year's Wyoming Snapshot Day is set for Oct. 20, 2015, in conjunction with Teen Read Week. On Snapshot Day,...

From Wyoming Places, People and Things General Fremont died in New York on July 13, 1890. John C. Fremont was one of the explorers of Wyoming. Several places including...

Welcome to the Wyoming State Library’s Training Calendar. These are free, online events. You can subscribe to it and view the events in your calendar software or find all...

From Wyoming Places, People and Things The first issue of the Beulah Globe News was issued on July 12, 1890. That issue no longer exists but several others do. They can be...

Several messages in writing from the President of the United States were communicated to the House of Representatives in 1890 (as noted on page 7166 of the Congressional...

To celebrate Wyoming's 125th Anniversary of Statehood today, the Wyoming State Museum is hosting a book signing with 11 of the state's authors today from 3-6 p.m. The...

President Benjamin Harrison signed the Wyoming statehood bill on July 10, 1890 making Wyoming the 44th State. Read the news accounts at Wyoming Newspapers. Wyoming residents...

The Wyoming State Library will close at 3 p.m. on Friday, July 10 in observance of Wyoming's 125th Anniversary of Statehood.  

From Wyoming Places, People and Things The Wyoming Weekly Republican of July 9, 1890 reported that 50,000 horses were to be purchased in the west for use by the British...