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Board Member, Library Director Training Available from COSLA
LEXINGTON, KY – The Chief Officers of State Library Agencies (COSLA) has developed training resources through its ongoing Continuing Education Connector Project. The Trustee...
On This Date in 1890
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 Now State Data Coordinator at WSL
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...
On This Date in 1890
The frame for the Lake Hotel in Yellowstone National Park was raised on July 6, 1890. Source: Wyoming Places, People and Things
Free Library Continuing Education Events for the Week of July 6
Welcome to the Wyoming State Library’s Training Calendar. These are free, online events. You can subscribe to the calendar and find all events...
On This Date in 1890
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....
On This Date in 1890
Happy 4th of July to everyone from Wyoming Places, People and Things.
On This Date in 1890
On July 3, 1890, Idaho became the 43rd state. Both Idaho and Wyoming appear on this 1890 General Land Office map of the United States. View map. Source: David Rumsey Map...
Wyoming State Library Closed July 3
In celebration of Independence Day, the Wyoming State Library will be closed on Friday, July 3. We hope you enjoy your July 4 holiday weekend. Image source: Wyoming...
Read the Spring/Summer 2015 Edition of the Wyoming Library Roundup
The Spring/Summer 2015 "Wyoming Wildlife" edition of the Wyoming Library Roundup magazine is out.This issue features our One Book Wyoming author Cat Urbigkit Click on the...
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