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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...

Check out Explora Public Libraries, a new interface from EBSCO in a live webinar from the Wyoming State Library on Thursday, July 9 at 11:15 a.m. MDT. This interface will...

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From Wyoming Places, People and Things On July 8, 1890, an earthquake occurred in Yellowstone National Park. According to newspaper accounts, it caused an eruption of New...

LEXINGTON, KY – The Chief Officers of State Library Agencies (COSLA) has developed training resources through its ongoing Continuing Education Connector Project. The Trustee...

From Wyoming Places, People and Things An account of the horse races at the Oxford Horse Ranch near Red Buttes Station in Albany County was published in the Daily Boomerang...

Thomas Ivie, Research and Statistics Librarian, has been named as the new state data coordinator for Wyoming, moving from the State Library’s Access Services office to...

The frame for the Lake Hotel in Yellowstone National Park was raised on July 6, 1890. Source: Wyoming Places, People and Things

The Carbon County Journal of July 05, 1890 reported from the Lusk Herald that about 12,000 cattle from Texas enroute to Montana had recently passed Lusk on the Texas Trail....