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W. W. Morrison papers, 1804-1977
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Morrison, W.W. (William Wayne)
- Title
- W. W. Morrison papers
- Dates
- 1804-1977 (inclusive)Date of CollectionDate of Collection
- Quantity
- 30.89 cubic ft. (31 boxes)
- Collection Number
- 00323
- Summary
- Maps, photographs, diaries, transcripts, research notes, and other materials relating to emigration on the Overland Trails in the U.S. West.
- Repository
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American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
American Heritage Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave.
Dept. 3924
Laramie, WY
82071
Telephone: 3077663756
ahcref@uwyo.edu - Access Restrictions
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Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
- Languages
- English
Historical NoteReturn to Top
William Wayne Morrison (1898-1977) was passenger agent of the Union Pacific Railroad and also a historian of emigrant trails and pioneer graves.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Collection contains materials collected by Morrison for his research on emigrant trails and grave sites in the Western United States. Included are transcripts of diaries and narratives of emigrants, photographs of gravesites, research materials, and secondary sources.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Copyright InformationThe researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.
Preferred Citation
Preferred CitationItem Description, Box Number, Folder Number, W. W. Morrison Collection, Collection Number 323, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Related Materials
Related MaterialsThere are no known other archival collections created by W. W. Morrison at the date of processing.
Acquisition Information
Acquisition InformationReceived from W.W. Morrison in July 1986.
Processing Note
Processing InformationThe collection was processed by D.C. Thompson in 1986.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Artifacts, no dates Return to Top
Container(s): Box 1
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Leather file case 1 item
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Paperweights, Pattison grave stone replicas, rock 3 items
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Railroad hardware, spike, weight, unidentified 3 items
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Telegraph keys, demonstration models 2 items
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Biographical Information, 1884-1977 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 1
Abstract: William Wayne Morrison, b. April 8, 1898-d. March 7, 1977; telegrapher, freight and passenger agent for Union Pacific in Wyoming; historian of emigrant trails and pioneer graves
Container(s) | Description |
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Morrison Family genealogical research and real estate matters; includes correspondence, photocopies of legal documents, etc., 1884-1972, 1 file
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School & Personal, includes graduation programs, draft cards, newspaper clippings, biographical articles, etc., 1914-1976, 1 file
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Employment & Financial, includes correspondence, employment contracts, schedules, employment history, bank records, 1914-1967, 1 file + 2 rolls
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Membership cards, licenses and railroad passes of W.W. Morrison, Mildred Leachman Morrison (wife) and Wayne, Weldon and Wanda Morrison, 1920-1975, 151 items in 1 small box
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Correspondence Files, 1900-1978 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 1
Container(s) | Description |
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Union Pacific employment, letters of commendation and appreciation, 1925-1957, 1 file
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Personal, copies of letters from Morrison to friends and family members regarding his activities, 1969-1977, 3 files
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Miscellaneous, letters to and from Ruth Louise Johnson, Caroline Bancroft, various historical societies, etc., 1930-1978, 1 file
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Post Cards, picturing Ohio, Wyoming and the west, Europe, Hawaii and New Zealand, some with messages, 1900-1974, 4 files
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Diaries, Narratives, Histories, 1805-1890 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 2
By or about western emigrants, including autobiographies, family histories, letters, transcripts from books and journals; typescripts unless otherwise noted
Container(s) | Description |
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Bibliography 1 file
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Index, arranged by year of emigration 1805-1877, hand-written
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Cecelia Emily McMillen Adams, 1852 |
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Inez Eugenia Adams (Parker), 1848-1868 |
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James Akin Jr., 1852, photocopy and typescripts
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O. Allen, from Guide Book and Map to the Gold Fields of Kansas & Nebraska and Great Salt Lake City, 1859, photocopy
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Henry Allyn, 1853 |
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William M. Anderson, 1834 |
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Susan P. Angell, 1852 |
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Jesse Applegate, from Way Bill from Fort Hall to Willamette Valley, 1848 |
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Malinda J. Armstrong, 1852 |
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John Ball, 1832 |
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Welborn Beeson, 1853 |
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Maria A. Parsons Belshaw, 1853 |
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Virginia Belle Benton, 1881 |
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Mary Gibbs Bigelow, 1811-1845 |
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Birmingham Emigrant Company Guide, by Leander V. Loomis, 1850 |
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Patrick Breen, 1846 |
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J. Goldsborough Bruff, from Gold Rush, 1849 |
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Edwin Bryant, from What I Saw in California, 1846, 2 files
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Jane Burnside, 1847 |
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John Bratt, from Trails of Yesterday, 1865-1878 |
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William A. Carter, 1857 |
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Andrew J. Chambers, from Crossing the Plains in 1845 |
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W.W. Chapman, 1849 |
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Bennett C. Clark, 1849 |
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William Clayton, 1847, published pamphlet
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Daniel Benjamin Cleghorn, 1861 |
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E.W. Conyers, 1852 |
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Lt. Col. Philip St. George Cooke report, 1857 |
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Paul Crandall and family, family history including partial diary of Polly Crandall Coon, 1852 |
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Jesse W. Crosby, 1845-1850, publication & typescript
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James C. David, 1852 |
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Davis, 1852 |
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Allan Jones Davis, 1842 |
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Daniel Delany and family, 1843 |
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Albert Jerome Dickson, from Covered Wagon Days, 1860's |
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Eliza P. Donner (Houghton), The Expedition of the Donner Party and Its Tragic Fate (1911), 1846, 2 files
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Donner Miscellany (1947), includes diaries and other documents relating to the Donner Party, 1846 |
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Dorion family, 1811-1850 |
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Myra F. Eells, 1838 |
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William A. Empey and Appleton M. Harmon (while keeping the Mormon ferry on the North Platte River), 1847 |
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Eneas Entz, 1852 |
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Elijah Bryan Farnham, 1849 |
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Deerin Farrer, 1868 |
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W.G. Felton, 1876-1877 |
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Amanda Mary Fletcher, 1865 |
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George W. Fox, 1866 |
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Gabriel Franchere, from Narrative of a Voyage to the Northwest Coast of America, 1811-1814 |
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Polly Frazier (Lewis), 1843 |
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Caroline Gale (Budlong) and family, 1853-1886 |
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Rev. A.E. Garrison, 1846 |
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Orange Gaylord, 1850 & 1853, 2 files
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Vincent Geiger and Wakeman Bryarly, 1849 |
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John McTurk Gibson, 1859 |
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Washington Smith Gilliam, 1844-1847 |
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Augusta Winters Grant, 1856-1903 |
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Mary Augusta Dix Gray, 1838-1842 |
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William Henry Gray, 1838 |
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Amelia Hadley, 1851 |
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Gen. W.S. Harney, documents regarding battle of Ash Hollow, 1855, photocopies
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Jesse Harritt, 1845 |
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Loren B. Hastings, 1947 |
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Lucy Ann Henderson (Deady), 1846 |
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Randall H. Hewitt, from Across the Plains and Over the Divide, 1862 |
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John Birney Hill, 1850 |
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Celinda E. Himes, 1853 |
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George H. Himes, 1853 |
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Hines, from Oregon, Its History, Condition and Prospects, 1839 |
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Silas L. Hopper, 1863 |
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Hosea B. Horn, from Overland Guide, 1850 |
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Lester Hulin, 1847 |
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Homon Munson Humphrey, 1852 |
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G.W. Hunt and family, "To Oregon By Ox-Team In '47", pamphlet by F. Lockley, 1847-1850, 2 copies
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Christina Coutts Hunter, 1864 |
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Lucy A. Ide, 1878 |
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John T. Kearns, 1852 |
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William Keil and wagon train, from Bethel and Aurora by R.J. Hendricks, 1855 |
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William Claborn Kennedy, 1852 |
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Amelia Stewart Knight, 1853 |
Diaries, Narratives, Histories, 1805-1890 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 3
By or about western emigrants, including autobiographies, family histories, letters, transcripts from books and journals; typescripts unless otherwise noted
Container(s) | Description |
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William Lanford, 1850 |
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Sarah L. Larimer, My Capture and Escape, or Life Among the Sioux (1869), 1864 |
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John Doyle Lee, The Mormon Menace by A.H. Lewis (1904), 1857-1877, 2 files
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Heinrich Leinhard, from Overland to Oregon, 1843 |
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Reuben Lewis, 1842 |
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Mary Jane Long, 1852 |
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James Longmire, 1853 |
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Leander V. Loomis, Birmingham Emigrating Company, 1850 |
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Jesse Looney, 1843 |
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Cyrus C. Loveland, 1850 |
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Sam May, 1848 |
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Dr. David S. Maynard, 1850 |
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Rev. John McAllister, 1852 |
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E.S. McComas, from A Journal of Travel, 1862 |
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Martha Wilson McGregor, 1886 |
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Byron McKinstry, 1850 |
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Jack McNemee and family, 1845-1849 |
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Ezra Meeker, from Ventures and Adventures, 1852 |
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Howard Michael, 1863-1876 |
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Joaguin Miller, from Overland in a Covered Wagon, 1854 |
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James Knox Polk Miller, from The Road to Virginia City, 1864 |
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Mormon emigration, from diaries and letters of Orson Pratt, Wilford Woodruff, George A. Smith, William Clayton, Thomas Bullock, Erastus Snow, Howard Egan, Norton Jacob, W.I. Appleby, Orson Hyde, Thomas Steed; 1847 & 1849, 1 scrapbook of newspaper clippings + 1 file
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Asahel Munger and wife, 1839 |
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Joseph Myers, 1860 |
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Nathaniel Myers, 1853 |
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Peter Skene Ogden, 1825-1827 |
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Henry Page letters, also diary extracts of Joseph Hackney and E.I. Bowman, 1849 |
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Joel Palmer, from Journal of Travels Over the Rocky Mountains, 1845-1846 |
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Samuel Parker, 1845 |
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Rev. Edward Evans Parrish, 1844 |
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Sgt. Isaac B. Pennick, from The Bozeman Trail by Hebard & Brininstool, 1865, regarding Platte Bridge fight |
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Jake Pennock, of the 11th Kansas Cavalry, 1865, regarding Platte Bridge fight |
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Elisha Douglas Perkins, 1849-1850 |
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Edwin Pettit, 1846-1851, printed
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Capt. John Wolcott Phelps, 1857 |
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Levi and A.J. Powell letters, 1870-1876 |
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Orson Pratt, 1847 |
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Virgil K. Pringle, 1846 |
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John Pulsipher, 1857-1858, regarding Mormon War |
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Maj. P.B. Reading, 1843 |
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James Frazier Reed, 1846 |
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Joseph Rhodes, 1850 |
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James Richey and family, 1852, photocopy & typescript
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Albert D. Richardson, from Beyond the Mississippi, 1859 |
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Capt. B.F. Rockafellow, 1865 |
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Benjamin Williams Ryan, 1864 |
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Rufus B. Sage, from Rocky Mountain Life, 1841-1843 |
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Catherine Sager (Pringle), 1844-1847, 2 files
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Matilda J. Sager (Delaney), 1844-1862 |
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Scott family: John Tucker Scott and Abigail Scott (Duniway), 1852 |
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Cornelia A. Sharp, 1852 |
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Joe E. Sharp, 1852 |
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William Shaw, 1844 |
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William K. Sloan, 1853 |
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Asa Bowen Smith, 1838 |
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E. Willard Smith, 1839-1840 |
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Elizabeth Dixon Smith (Geer), 1847 |
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Moses Ira Smith, 1847 |
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Sarah Gilbert White Smith, 1838 |
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William Snow, 1850 |
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Eliza Hart Spalding, 1836 |
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Willis Spear, 1883 |
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Howard Stansbury, from Exploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah, 1849 |
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Agnes Stewart, 1853 |
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Francher Stimson, 1850 |
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Henry Atkinson Stine, 1850 |
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Granville Stuart, 1852 |
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Robert Stuart, 1812-1813 |
Diaries, Narratives, Histories, 1805-1890 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 4
By or about western emigrants, including autobiographies, family histories, letters, transcripts from books and journals; typescripts unless otherwise noted
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J. Quinn Thornton, from Oregon and California, 1846, includes account of the Donner Party 2 files
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Charles Tinker, 1849 |
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Henry Smith Turner, 1847 |
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Elkanah Walker, 1838 |
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Mary Richardson Walker (combined with Myra Eells), 1838 |
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Rev. A.F. Waller, 1839-1840 |
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Kimball Webster, from The Gold Seekers of '49 |
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Dr. Marcus Whitman, 1835-1836 |
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Narcissa Prentiss Whitman, 1836 |
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Whitman Massacre reports, from Early Labors of the Missionaries (1903) |
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Henry T. Williams, from Pacific Tourist Guide, 1876 |
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Joseph Williams, 1841-1842 |
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Velina A. Williams, 1853 |
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Margaret Windsor (Iman), 1852-1856 |
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John Wood, 1850 |
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John Work, 1830 |
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Mabel Young (Sanborn), includes personal recollections of Brigham Young, 1863-1930, hand-written & typescript
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Will H. Young, 1865 |
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John S. Zieber, 1851 |
Manuscripts, 1947-1974 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 4
By W.W. Morrison, written for classes, as letters, for newspaper publication, or as speeches
Container(s) | Description |
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Autobiographical |
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English Compositions, stories written for class at Laramie Community College, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1974 |
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"A Kind Pen Friend" (Corajean Thornton) |
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"The Place Where I Was Born" |
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"Waikiki Beach" |
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"Jealousy" |
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"The Unicorn In The Garden" |
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Untitled & Exercises |
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"Eulogy To A Country School House, Near Cumberland, Ohio", 1967 |
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"Eulogy To My Mother", 1947 |
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"Home And The Back Door", 1965 |
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"Little Rebecca Arrives/Bob And His New Dog/The White Doves", 1966 |
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Travels |
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European Trip, 1964 |
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Hawaii, 1967 |
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Our Trips - Hawaii, West Virginia, Ohio, 1968 |
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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, 1970 |
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Olympia, Washington, 1971 |
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Our Trip - Ohio, 1973 |
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"An Unforgettable Tragedy", no date |
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Ah-Ho-Appa, Chief Spotted Tail's Daughter, 1947 |
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Pearl Bryan's Murder 1897, includes photographs, 1955 |
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Custard Massacre at Platte Bridge Station, no date |
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Davis Ridge School House, Near Caldwell, Ohio, includes correspondence, newspaper clipping of published story, photographs, 1973 |
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Grattan Massacre at Fort Laramie, 1953, 1969 and undated, 3 files
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Mary Homsley's Grave, 1969 and undated, 2 files
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Little Mary Kelly's Grave (Massacre of the Kelly-Larimer Train), 1949, 1954 and undated, 3 files
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Emly Patrick's Grave, no date |
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Rachel Pattison's Grave, includes photographs, 1948 and undated, 2 files
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Pattison Lake, Washington, and the Pattison Family, includes photographs, 1952, 4 files
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The Pioneer Minister, no date |
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Rock Creek Methodist Church, Clackamus County, Oregon, includes photographs, 1950 |
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Ann Rutledge And Lincoln, includes notes, correspondence, 1959 |
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Telegraphy, includes clippings from printed sources, 1973 |
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Early Roads In And Across Wyoming by L.C. Bishop, 1955 |
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Fetterman Massacre by L.C. Bishop, 1959 |
Photographic Files, 1840's-1970's Return to Top
Container(s): Box 5
Container(s) | Description |
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Positives |
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People & Graves |
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Ah-Ho-Appa (Falling Leaf) grave and family: Chief Spotted Tail and wife |
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Samuel K. Barlow grave, Barlow Toll Gate |
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Floyd D. Bryan grave and Hilo, Hawaii |
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Pearl Bryan grave, family graves, and Greencastle, Indiana |
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Mrs. S. Chambers grave, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Chambers |
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William L. Clary grave |
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J.A. Deaton and wife |
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Donner Party: Donners, Graveses, Reeds, Sarah Keyes grave |
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Lucinda Eubank (Atkinson) grave and family graves: Eubank, Frogue, Atkinson, Pollard |
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Belle and Cary Eubank, Dannie Marble and Laura Roper |
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John C. Friend |
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Henry Hill grave |
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Nancy Hill grave |
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Mary E. Homsley grave and family: husband, daughters, sister, and descendents; Homsley, Gibson, Taylor, White, Oden, Wells, Jenkins |
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John Hunton and wife |
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Indians: Chief Joseph with Gen. Gibbon; Chief High Eagle; monuments to Keokuk and Winema; unidentified |
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Elva Ingram grave and family: parents, brothers and sisters, cousins; Ingram and Richey, Richey cabins |
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Rev. Clinton Kelly |
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Kelly-Larimer Indian captivity: Little Boxelder massacre site, graves of Mary Kelly and Sharp-Taylor-Franklin, Sarah L. Larimer, Fanny Kelly and grave |
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Ada Magill grave and family: parents, brothers and sisters and descendants; Magill, Mahan, Cunningham |
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Ezra Meeker and grave |
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J.P. Parker grave |
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Emly Patrick grave |
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Rachel Pattison grave and family graves: Davis, Pattison, Thornton |
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C.B. Platt grave |
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J.R. Powell and Mary Powell Roush |
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William Reynolds and Dr. Ellis Reynolds Shipp |
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Lucinda Rollins grave |
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Matilda J. Sager (Delaney) |
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John Tucker Scott |
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Sarah W. Smith |
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A.H. Unthank and grave, O.B. Unthank, O.N. Unthank |
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Mary Richardson Walker |
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Rebecca Winters grave and family: husband, sons, descendants; Winters, Grant, Bennion |
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Rebecca Winters grave dedication, special train |
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Mabel Young (Sanborn), Lucy Sanborn Spencer |
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Miscellaneous people: Billy the Kid and grave, Richard Clark ("Deadwood Dick"), Mariano Medina |
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Other graves: Thomas Mastin, Charles Hatch, William Durham and I.M. Mead, Jo Barnette and Mrs. Bryan, Barr-Mason-Morgan, T.P. Baker, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Gladys Mary Fletcher, Otter Woman ("Sacajawea"), William Guerrier, 2 unidentified |
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Morrison family and friends or unidentified 1 file + 1 oversize portrait
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Oregon Trail sites |
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Scottsbluff to Fort Laramie: monuments at Scottsbluff, Chimney Rock, Robidoux Pass, South Torrington, Grattan Massacre site, etc. 3 files
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Fort Laramie: sketches, copies of 1870's and 1880's photos, pre-restoration, and post-restoration |
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Fort Laramie to Horse Shoe Station: Guernsey trail ruts, Porter's Rock, etc. 2 files
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Horse Shoe Station to Fort Casper: LaPrele Station, Ralston Baker grave, Deer Creek Station sketch, Jim Bridger Ferry monument, Horse Creek Station site, Fort Bernard site 2 files
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Fort Casper to South Pass: Custard Massacre site, Independence Rock, Devil's Gate and Split Rock, Martin's Cove monument, South Pass City |
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Oregon and Overland Trails through Nebraska and Wyoming 3 files
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Oregon Trail in Oregon, near John Day River |
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Applegate Road |
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States |
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California: Donner Party camp sites, San Francisco, unidentified 2 files
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Colorado: Gunnison, U.S. Stage Line Schedule |
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Nebraska: Kimball |
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Ohio: Archer's Ridge School House, Cumberland School House, Davis Ridge School House 3 files
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Oregon: Rock Creek Methodist Church, homes, buildings, cemeteries, people, etc. 3 files
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Utah: Salt Lake City |
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Washington: Pattison Lake, Fort Walla Walla, Whitman Mission site, Pioneer Cemetery, Olympia, Fort Nisqually, etc. 4 files
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Wyoming: 5 files
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Cheyenne |
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Hillsdale depot 1927, with Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Morrison and colleagues |
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Teepee Rings, north of Pinebluffs |
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Telegraph Demonstration at the State Museum in Cheyenne, 1976 |
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Trains, Sherman Station, Dale Creek Bridge, etc. |
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Unidentified and miscellaneous buildings, structures, landmarks, etc. |
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Negatives |
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People & Graves |
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Ah-Ho-Appa grave and family |
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Ralston Baker grave |
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Samuel K. Barlow grave |
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Floyd Bryan grave and Hilo, Hawaii |
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Pearl Bryan grave and Greencastle, Indiana |
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William L. Clary grave |
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Donner Party |
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John C. Friend |
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Robert Harvey |
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Henry Hill grave |
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John Hollman grave |
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Mary Homsley grave and family |
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Indians and soldiers: Chief Charlot, Chief Joseph, Gen. Gibbon, and others |
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Indian Women: Mary Crow, Margaret Red Deer, Pendleton Indian queen |
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Elva Ingram grave and family, Richey family |
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Sanford and Nancy Johnson, and Nancy Johnson Green |
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A. Kelly grave |
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Rev. Clinton Kelly |
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Kelly-Larimer Indian captivity, Little Boxelder massacre site and graves |
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Amanda Lamin grave |
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Ada Magill grave and family |
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J.P. Parker grave |
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Emly Patrick grave |
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Rachel Pattison grave and family |
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Portugee Phillips grave |
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C.B. Platt grave |
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J.R. Powell and Mary Powell Roush |
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Dr. Ellis Reynolds (Shipp) |
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Lucinda Rollins grave |
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Matilda J. Sager (Delaney) |
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John Tucker Scott |
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A.H. Unthank and grave and family |
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Mabel Young (Sanborn) |
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W.W. Morrison and family |
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School groups; West Virginia; family friends |
Photographic Files, 1840's-1970's Return to Top
Container(s): Box 6
Container(s) | Description |
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Negatives |
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States |
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California: Donner Party camp sites |
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Illinois: Nauvoo and Brigham Young home |
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Nebraska: |
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Ash Hollow and area |
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Blue Water battle ground |
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Chimney Rock |
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Courthouse and Jail Rocks |
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Kimball |
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Scottsbluff and area |
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Ohio: Davis Ridge School House, Archer's Ridge School House |
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Oregon: homes, Rock Creek Methodist Church, monuments, towns, landmarks, etc. 3 files
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Utah: first house in Salt Lake City |
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Washington: |
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Pattison Lake |
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Fort Walla Walla |
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Whitman Mission site |
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Fort Nisqually, Crosby House, Olympia, etc. |
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Wyoming: |
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Bridger Ferry |
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Cheyenne Airport |
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Custard Massacre site |
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Devil's Gate and Split Rock |
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Emigrant Laundry Tub |
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Fort Bernard |
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Fort Casper |
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Fort Laramie |
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Grattan Massacre site |
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Guernsey trail ruts |
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Horse Shoe Station |
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Independence Rock |
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LaGrange |
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Porter's Rock |
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Register Cliff |
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South Torrington, William Guerrier grave |
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Teepee Rings, north of Pinebluffs |
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Trek, 1953 |
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Warm Springs trail ruts |
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Printing Mats |
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Mary and Ben Homsley graves 3 items
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Fanny Kelly |
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Rachel Pattison grave, William and Mary Pattison, Pattison Lake map 5 items
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W.W. Morrison, Mildred Morrison, and Wanda Mae |
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Grattan Massacre site |
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Guernsey trail ruts |
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Rock Creek Methodist Church 4 items
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Research Files, 1945-1976 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 6
Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, transcripts from published sources, etc.
Container(s) | Description |
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Graves: investigations of burials along the Oregon Trail, including correspondence with descendants and family histories |
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Ah-Ho-Appa (Falling Leaf) 1866, includes notes on and family histories of Spotted Tail, High Eagle, and other Sioux and Cheyenne, 1948-1973, 2 files
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Floyd Bryan 1912, correspondence regarding his death in Hawaii, 1968 |
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Mary Homsley 1852, and Homsley, Gibson, Oden, Taylor families, 1946-1976, 2 files
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Elva Ingram 1852, and Ingram, Akin, Richey families, 1945-1976, 3 files
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Sanford Johnson 1850, and Johnson, Green, Damon families, 1948-1951 |
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A. Kelly and John Hollman 1852, 1946-1949 |
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Amanda Lamin 1850, 1946-1972 |
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Ada Magill 1864, and Magill, Gregg, Laughlin, Cunningham families, 1946-1975 |
Research Files, 1944-1977 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 7
Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, transcripts from published sources, etc.
Container(s) | Description |
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Graves: investigations of burials along the Oregon Trail, including correspondence with descendants and family histories |
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Rachel Morgan 1847, and Morgan, Woodsides families, 1957-1973 |
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J.P. Parker 1860, 1946-1950 |
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Rachel Pattison 1849, and Pattison, Davis, Warren, Wyllie families; also Robert C. Wyllie in Hawaii and Pattison donation land claims near Olympia, Washington, 1945-1976, 9 files
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Lucinda Rollins 1849, 1945-1955 |
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Alva H. Unthank 1850, and Unthank family, 1944-1963 |
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Rebecca Winters 1852, and Winters, Burdick families; also "The Life Story of Augusta Winters Grant" by Mary Grant Judd, clippings and transcript from newspaper publication, 1945-1951, 4 files
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Indian Massacres and Indian Captivities: including correspondence with descendants and family histories |
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Lucinda Walton Eubank 1864, Eubank-Roper Indian captivity and Eubank, Frogue, Atkinson, Roper families, 1972-1977, 3 files
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Amanda Mary Fletcher 1865, Indian captivity and Fletcher, Cook families, 1972-1976 |
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John Lawrence Grattan 1854, Grattan Massacre and Grattan family, 1946-1972 |
Research Files, 1946-1977 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 8
Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, transcripts from published sources, etc.
Container(s) | Description |
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Indian Massacres and Indian Captivities: including correspondence with descendants and family histories |
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Fanny Kelly 1864, Indian captivity with Sarah L. Larimer and Kelly, Wiggins families, 1946-1977, 2 files
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Whitman Massacre 1847, includes transcripts of Early Labors of the Missionaries (1903) and narratives of survivors Catherine Sager, Matilda Sager and Nathan Kimball, 1948-1954, 4 files
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Other People |
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Calamity Jane Canary, and Canary family, 1948 |
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Donner Party 1846, and Donner, Reed families; also transcripts of Grim Journey (1934) by H. Birney, History of the Donner Party (1879) by C.F. McGlashen, Donner Miscellany (1947), Breen and Reed diaries and various other published sources 9 files
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Silver Dollar Tabor, daughter of H.A.W. Tabor, also Leadville and the Tabor family |
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Mormons: Nauvoo, emigration, Mountain Meadows Massacre, etc. 1952-1972, 4 files
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Oregon Trail: investigations of the route, landmarks, graves and events, 1945-1973 |
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St. Louis to St. Joseph: illness on the trail; methods of transportation; early railroads; early history |
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Missouri River to Big Blue: grave of Mrs. Keyes; Alcove Springs; Kansas, etc. |
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Big Blue to Platte Junction: Eubank-Roper Indian captivity; graves of George Winslow, Susan Haile; Fort Kearney; Cottonwood Spring; Fort McPherson, etc. |
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Platte Junction to Ash Hollow: California Crossing; Julesberg; Indian Wars and Harney Massacre; graves of John Hollman, Rachel Pattison, etc. |
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Ash Hollow to Scottsbluff: graves of George W. Tindal, Rachel Pattison, A. Kelly; Courthouse and Jail Rocks; Chimney Rock, etc. |
Research Files, 1945-1973 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 9
Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, transcripts from published sources, etc.
Container(s) | Description |
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Oregon Trail: investigations of the route, landmarks, graves and events |
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Scottsbluff: Hiram Scott; grave of John Dunn; Robideaux Pass, etc. |
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Scottsbluff to Grattan Massacre: Fort Mitchell; graves of Henry & Louise Williams, Henry Hill, William Clary; Horse Creek Treaty, etc. |
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Grattan Massacre to Fort Laramie: Fort Laramie Treaty 1851, etc. |
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Fort Laramie: from 1834-1890, 4 files
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Fort Laramie to Register Cliff: includes list of forts in Wyoming |
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Register Cliff to Horse Shoe Station: includes list of names at Register Cliff, Emigrant Springs, etc.; Cottonwood Creek; graves of J.D. Stokes, S. Dill, Ann Scott, W. Page, K. Wood, Courtfoot, John F. Miller, etc. |
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Horse Shoe Station to Deer Creek: Bridger Ferry; Indian Wars; LaBonte; Fort Fetterman; graves of J. Hembree, C.B. Platt, etc. |
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Deer Creek to Fort Casper: graves of C.B. Platt, J.P. Parker, Martin Ringo; Platte Bridge fight; Mormon ferry, etc. |
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Fort Casper: Platte Bridge fight; Custard and Collins Massacres; Platte River crossings, etc. |
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Fort Casper to Sweetwater: Platte Bridge; Independence Rock; graves of Rachel Morgan and others; Devil's Gate, etc. |
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Sweetwater: Independence Rock; Devil's Gate; South Pass; graves of T.P. Baker, Jo Barnette and Mrs. Bryan; Cattle Kate lynching, etc. |
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Sweetwater to Green River: Pacific Springs; Sublette Cutoff; South Pass; Green River ferry, etc. |
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Green River to Fort Boise: Fort Hall; Indian massacres, etc. |
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Fort Boise to Columbia River: grave of Jane Hobart; Wallowa Lake; Chief Joseph; Whitman Mission, etc. |
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Columbia River, Oregon and Washington; graves of Frances Keeney; Astoria; the Dalles and Cascades; Mount Hood; missions and early explorations, etc. |
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Full Route: miscellaneous notes |
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Overland Trail, primarily Wyoming and Colorado: Virginia Dale; Jack Slade; graves, etc., 1945-1973 |
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Cutoffs and short trails |
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Lodgepole Creek Trail, Nebraska and Southeastern Wyoming: graves of Emly Patrick; Sherman Station and Sherman Hill; Union Pacific route, etc., 1945-1973 |
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Deadwood Trail, Wyoming and South Dakota: ranches, etc., 1947 |
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Blue Bucket Mine Trail (Meek Cutoff), Oregon: grave of Mrs. S. Chambers; Lost Wagon Train, etc., 1947-1948 |
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Barlow Road, Oregon: also Oregon Territory Centennial, 1947-1950 |
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Vancouver to Olympia, Washington: Indians and Indian battles; early exploration; Talcott family, etc., 1945-1973 |
Research Files, 1945-1974 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 10
Includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, transcripts from published sources, etc.
Container(s) | Description |
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Willamette Valley, Oregon: Oregon City; Oregon Territory Centennial, etc., 1945-1972 |
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Rock Creek Methodist Church, Oregon: regarding restoration as a historic landmark, 1949-1953, 2 files
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Northern Oregon: general history and personal interest, 1945-1974, 2 files
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Southern Oregon: general history and personal interest, 1953-1973 |
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Washington State: Chambers family; Fort Vancouver; general history, etc., 1948-1951 |
Research Notes, no dates Return to Top
Container(s): Box 10
Transcripts from books and other published sources
Container(s) | Description |
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Early Explorations and the Fur Trade |
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Astoria/Pierre Dorion/The Tonquin 2 files
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Bent's Fort |
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John Bozeman/Jim Bridger/Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau/John Colter/Hugh Glass/Sacajawea/Jane Silcott |
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Fremont's expeditions |
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Wyoming, early settlement |
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Indian Wars |
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Chronological List Of Actions Etc. With Indians From Jan. 1866 to Jan. 1891 |
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Custer Massacre/Commanche, the horse that survived the massacre/Dull Knife battlefield/Fort McKinney/Fort Mackenzie |
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Fort Phil Kearny and the Fetterman Massacre/Wagon Box fight/Connor battlefield/Medicine Wheel |
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Platte Bridge/Plum Creek, Potter and Ogallala/Summit Springs battles 1865-1870 |
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Spotted Tail and Crazy Horse/Capt. Eugene Ware's reminiscences |
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Mining Towns: Montana Vigilantes/H.A.W. Tabor/Klondike Kate/Prostitutes/Soapy Smith, etc. |
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Oregon Trail |
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from Along the Trail, no author, no date |
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from The Ferries of the Forty-Niners, by D.L. Morgan, 1959 |
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from The Great Platte River Road, by M.J. Mattes, 1969 |
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from The Road to Oregon, by W.J. Ghent, 1934 |
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Courthouse Rock, Jail Rock and Independence Rock |
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Emigration of 1842 |
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Emigration of 1843 |
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Emigration of 1845 |
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Pioneers and Pioneer Life: abuse and death of animals/types of transportation/wayside post offices/women on the trail, etc. |
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Overland Stage and Pony Express |
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from The Overland Stage to California - the Pony Express, by F. Root and W.E. Connelley, 1901 |
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from The Pony Express, by A. Chapman, 1932 |
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Pony Express Route in Wyoming, report to Wyoming Pony Express Centennial Board, 1959 |
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Ranching |
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Tom Horn: from The Saga of Tom Horn, by D. Krakel, 1954; and "The Hanging Of Tom Horn", by J.C. Thompson, 1945 |
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The hard winter of 1886-1887, from Forty Years on the Frontier, by G. Stewart, no date |
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Railroads: building the first transcontinental line |
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States |
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Kansas and Nebraska: settling Kansas/Harney Massacre/Fort Kearney |
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Nevada and Utah: general history |
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Oregon: geology, paleontology and early history/Fort Vancouver/transportation and settlements, etc. |
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Washington: geology, paleontology, geography, history, settlements, etc. |
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Wyoming |
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Cheyenne, history and early churches |
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Cheyenne Leader, transcripts from newspapers, 1867-1878, 4 files
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from History of Wyoming, by C.G. Coutant, n.d., etc. |
Research Notes, no dates Return to Top
Container(s): Box 11
Transcripts from books and other published sources
Container(s) | Description |
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Folk lore of Oregon and Washington |
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Jesse James: from Pictorial History of the Wild West, by J.D. Horan and P. Sann, 1954 |
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Abraham Lincoln |
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from Lincoln the President, by J.G. Randall, 1945 |
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from When Lincoln Died, by R. Borreson, no date |
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Europe: Mount Vesuvius/St. Paul at Puteoli/Pompeii/Rome/Paris |
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Tahiti: from Tahiti, by J. Conrad including history, description, story of the Bounty |
Subject Files, 1953-1974 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 11
Container(s) | Description |
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English Composition: class notes and handouts for expository writing class taken at Laramie Community College, Cheyenne, 1974 |
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Short Story Composition, class outline, 1970 |
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Trail Treks |
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Oregon Trail Trek no.1, June 28, 1953, from Nebraska-Wyoming border to Guernsey; maps, photographs, itinerary and program 2 files
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Oregon Trail Trek no.2, Oct. 25, 1953, from Guernsey to Fort Fetterman; maps, itinerary and program 2 files
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Oregon Trail Trek no.3, May 30, 1954, from Hunton Ranch to Fort Casper; itinerary and program |
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Emigrant Trail Trek no.10, July 3-5, 1959, from Fort Laramie to Fort Casper; maps, itinerary and program |
Transcripts, 1936-1969 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 11
Of magazine articles, newspapers, pamphlets, books; not relating to western history
Container(s) | Description |
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"Man's Best Friend", 1969 |
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"My Will For Those I Love", no date |
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"New Facts Unearthed Shedding Light On The Christmas Story", 1969 |
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"The Proper Way To Write Letters", 1960 |
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"Seven Reasons Why A Scientist Believes In God", 1946 |
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"The Story Of Our Bible"/"The Open Grave", 1936 |
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"An Unfinished Diary", 1965 |
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"Why I Am For The Churches", 1951 |
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Poetry and epigrams 3 files
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Books, 1932-1949 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 11
Container(s) | Description |
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Adams, J.T., The Epic of America, 1932 |
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Beard, J.W., Saddles East: Horseback Over the Old Oregon Trail, 1949 |
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Bible Hand Book, 1934 |
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Bible Readings for the Home Circle, 1920 |
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Bible Stories, 1941 |
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Book of Jasher, 1934 |
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Book of Mormon, 1948 |
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Brooks, N., The Boy Emigrants, 1920 |
Books, 1885-1971 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 12
Container(s) | Description |
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Bruff, J.G., Gold Rush, 1949 |
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Burkard, W.E., R.L. Chambers, F.W. Maroney, Health for Young Americans, 1946 |
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Burroughs, J.R., Guardian of the Grasslands: the First Hundred Years of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, 1971 |
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Chapman, L.H., Using English, First Year, 1938 |
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Clarke, S.A., Pioneer Days of Oregon History, Vols.1-2, 1905 |
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Collier, R., The Secret of the Ages, 1959 |
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Connelley, W.E., Wyandot Folk-Lore, 1899 |
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Conner, R., Black Rock: A Tale of the Selkirks, no date |
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Coons, F.B., The Trail to Oregon, 1954 |
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Crowther, M.O., How to Write Letters, 1941 |
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Custer, E.B., Boots and Saddles, 1885, 1st edition |
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Deming, W.C., Collected Writings and Addresses, Vol. 1, 1946, autographed
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Books, 1902-1956 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 13
Container(s) | Description |
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DeVoto, B., Across the Wide Missouri, 1947 |
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DeVoto, B., The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1953 |
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DeVoto, B., The Year of Decision 1846, 1943 |
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Driggs, H.R., George, the Handcart Boy, 1952, autographed
|
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Driggs, H.R., Living English, Fifth Grade, 1935, autographed
|
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Driggs, H.R., Mormon Trail, 1947,
2 copies : autographed,
|
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Driggs, H.R., The Old West Speaks, 1956, autographed
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Driggs, H.R., The Pony Express Goes Through, 1935 |
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Driggs, H.R., Timpanogos Town, 1948,
3 copies : autographed,
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Driggs, H.R., Westward America, 1942, autographed
|
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Duniway, A.S., From the West to the West, 1905, autographed
|
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Duniway, A.S., Path Breaking: An Autobiographical History of the Equal Suffrage Movement in Pacific Coast States, 1914 |
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Dye, E.E., The Conquest: The True Story of Lewis and Clark, 1902 |
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Dye, E.E., The Soul of America: An Oregon Iliad, 1934 |
Books, 1906-1965 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 14
Container(s) | Description |
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Edwards, T., A Dictionary of Thoughts, 1906 |
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Ehernberger, J.L., F.G. Gschwind, Smoke Over the Divide: Union Pacific, Wyoming Division
|
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Fairbanks, D., Laugh and Live, 1917 |
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Felleman, H. (ed.), The Best Loved Poems of the American People, 1936 |
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Fisher, V., Children of God, 1939 |
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Florin, L., Tales the Western Tombstones Tell, no date, 1st edition (includes article by W.W. Morrison on Ada Magill)
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Garst, D.S., The Story of Wyoming, 1938, (mildewed) |
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Gates, S.Y., L.D. Widtsoe, Life Story of Brigham Young, 1930 |
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Ghent, W.J., The Road to Oregon, 1934 |
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Gibbons, F., The Red Knight of Germany: The Story of Baron Von Richthofen, 1959 |
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Hammarskjold, D., Markings, 1964 |
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Harrington, H.F., T.T. Frankenberg, Essentials in Journalism, 1912 |
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Hebard, G.R., E.A. Brininstool, The Bozeman Trail, Vol.1, 1922 |
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Heolstrom, C.B., Pay-Day - Some Day, 1938 |
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Hendricks, R.J., Bethel and Aurora, 1933 |
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Hicks, J.D., The Federal Union, 1937 |
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Hooker, W.F., The Bullwhacker, 1940 |
Books, 1872-1974 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 15
Container(s) | Description |
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Horner, J.B., Oregon, 1921 |
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Hough, E., The Covered Wagon, 1922 |
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Hoyle, F., The Nature of the Universe, 1955 |
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Kelly, F., Narrative of My Captivity Among the Sioux Indians, 1 copy 1872 edition, 1 copy 1873 edition |
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Kennedy, R.F., Times to Remember, 1974 |
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Lamb, C., Tales from Shakespeare, no date, incomplete |
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Larson, T.A., History of Wyoming, 1965 (water-damaged) |
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Lewis, N., New Power with Words, 1964 |
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Long, M., The Smoky Hill Trail, 1947 |
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Long, W.J., America: A History of Our Country, 1923 |
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Martin, R.G., The Woman He Loved: The Story of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, 1974 |
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Masters, J.G., Stories of the Far West, 1935, autographed
|
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Mattes, M.J., The Great Platte River Road, 1969 |
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Matthews, B., An Introduction to American Literature, 1911 |
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McCuen, J.R., A.C. Winkler, Readings for Writers, 1974 |
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McGlashen, C.F., History of the Donner Party, 1947 |
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McManigal, J.W., G. Heilman, Farm Town: A Memoir of the 1930's, 1974, (severe water-damage) |
Books, 1891-1974 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 16
Container(s) | Description |
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Meacham, W.E., Old Oregon Trail, 1948 |
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Mercer, A.S., The Banditti of the Plains, 1954 |
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Michener, J.A., Centennial, 1974 (severe water-damage) |
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Miller, F.T. (ed.), The Photographic History of the Civil War, 1911
|
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Minnesota in the Civil War and Indian War 1861-1865, Vols. 1-2, 1891 |
Books, 1867-1974 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 17
Container(s) | Description |
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Mokler, A.J., Transition of the West, 1927 |
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Montgomery, T.T., L. Mosier, I. Bethel, The Growth of Oklahoma, 1935 |
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Morgan, J., Abraham Lincoln: The Boy and the Man, 1908 |
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Muench, J., Salt Lake City: A Pictorial Study, 1947 |
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Newman, E., Strictly Speaking, 1974 |
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Nixon, O.W., How Marcus Whitman Saved Oregon, 1895 |
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Peattie, D.C., Forward the Nation, 1942 |
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Potter, D.M. (ed.), Trail to California: The Overland Journal of Vincent Geiger and Wakeman Bryarly, 1945 |
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Rice, H.S., Someone Cares, 1972 |
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Richardson, A.D., Beyond the Mississippi, 1867 |
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Roosevelt, E., Book of Common Sense Etiquette, 1962 |
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Rosen, B., The Science of Handwriting Analysis, 1965 |
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Sheehan, D.H., This is America, My Country, Vols. 1-2, 1952 |
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Sheldon, A.E., Nebraska: Old and New, 1937 |
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Snyder,, R.C., H.H. Wilson, Roots of Political Behavior, 1949 |
Books, 1909-1972 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 18
Container(s) | Description |
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Spaulding, K.A. (ed), On the Oregon Trail: Robert Stuart's Journey of Discovery 1812-1813, 1953 |
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Standley, M.G., The Story of the Christ, no date |
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Stewart, G.R., Ordeal by Hunger: The Story of the Donner Party, 1936 |
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Stratton, R.B., Captivity of the Oatman Girls, 1909 |
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Strunk, W., E.B. White, The Elements of Style, 1972 |
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Trenholm, V.C., M. Carley, Wyoming Pageant, 1946, autographed
|
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Tressler, J.C., M.B. Shelmadine, Elementary English in Action, Grade 8, 1935 |
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Van Der Meer, F., C. Mohrmann, Atlas of the Early Christian World, 1959 |
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Warren, E.S., Memoirs of the West: The Spaldings, no date |
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Warriner, J.E., Handbook of English, 1951 |
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Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, This Means Everlasting Life, 1950 |
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Webster, K., The Gold Seekers of '49, 1917 |
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Wescott, G., The Grandmothers, 1927 |
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West, W.M., The Story of Man's Early Progress, 1920 |
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Whitman Publishing Company, My Book of Golden Thoughts, 1931 |
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Wilson, E.N., H.R. Driggs, The White Indian Boy: The Story of Uncle Nick Among the Shoshones, 1919 |
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Wise, W.H. (ed), The American Scrap Book, 1928 |
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Wright, H.B., Their Yesterdays, 1912 |
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Wyoming Writers' Project, Wyoming: A Guide to its History, Highways, and People, 1952 |
Books, 1897-1977 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 19
Container(s) | Description |
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Local and limited publications |
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Personal and family histories |
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Ashby, George F., Major General Grenville M. Dodge, 1947 |
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Budlong, Caroline Gale, Memories of Pioneer Days in Oregon and Washington Territories, 1949 |
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Cannon, Miles, Toward the Setting Sun, 1953 |
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Chambers, Edith Kerns, Genealogical Narrative: A History of Three Pioneer Families, the Kerns, Popes and Gibsons, 1943 |
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Frank Leslie Chambers 1865-1946, no author, no date |
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Cole, George E., Early Oregon: Jottings of Personal Recollections of a Pioneer of 1850, 1905 |
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Cuthbertson, William C. (ed), Memories of Ayrshire, Illinois and Kansas by the Family of Alexander Cuthbertson 1813-60 et al, 1972 |
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Lathrop, George and Luke Voorhees, Some Pioneer Recollections (also statements of John Sinclair and George McKinstry regarding Donner Party), 1927 |
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Nelson, O.N. (ed), History of the Scandinavians and Successful Scandinavians in the United States, 1904 |
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Letters of Edgar Wilson Nye, ed. by N.O. Rush, 1950, with insert on the Southpass Press at the University of Wyoming Library |
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Ostrander, A.B., After 60 Years, 1925 |
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Fifty Years of the Virginian, letters of Owen Wister displayed at the fiftieth anniversary exhibition, 1952 |
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Wood, Erskine, Days with Chief Joseph, no date (imperfect copy - 2 pages printed alternating with 2 pages blank)
|
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Local histories |
|
Montana |
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Masters, Joseph G., Shadows Fall Across the Little Horn - Custer's Last Stand, 1951 with biographical insert on author |
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Rickey, Don, History of Custer Battlefield, 1967 |
|
Ohio |
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Allen, Rollin, "Daniel Washington", Tales of a Tavern, 1956, regarding Freemasons of Norwich and Muskingum County |
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Schneider, Norris F., Muskingum County Courthouse 1877-1977, 1977 |
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Oregon & Washington |
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Douthit, Mary Osborn (ed), The Souvenir of Western Women, 1905 |
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Eells, Myron, A Reply to Professor Bourne's "The Whitman Legend", 1902 |
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Jones, Nard, Puget Sound Profiles, Vols. 1-2, 1961-1963 |
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Richardson, David, Magic Island: A Treasure-Trove of San Juan Island Lore, 1970 |
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Steeves, Sarah Hunt, Book of Remembrance of Marion County, Oregon, Pioneers 1840-1860, 1927 |
|
Wyoming |
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Calico Hill, published by the Jolly Dry Farmers' Club (Laramie County), 1973 |
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Cheyenne Landmarks, and Early Cheyenne Homes 1880-1890, published by Laramie County Chapter of Wyoming State Historical Society, 1975 & 1976, 2 items
|
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Hall, Charles "Pat" (ed), Documents of Wyoming Heritage, 1976 |
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Hillsdale Heritage, published by Hillsdale Homemakers Club, 1976, includes autobiographical article by W.W. Morrison; with inserts - descriptive literature and newspaper clipping |
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Morris, Robert C., Collections of the Wyoming Historical Society, Vol. 1, 1897 |
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Munkres, Robert L., Saleratus and Sagebrush: The Oregon Trail Through Wyoming, 1974, with insert - photocopy of newspaper clipping |
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The Vanished Frontier, published by Wyoming Pioneer Association, 1929 |
Books, 1910-1976 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 20
Container(s) | Description |
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Local and limited publications |
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Poetry |
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Allen, Rollin A., Ohio: A Historic Poem, 1953, autographed
|
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Cook, Marion, Where Flows Hood River, 1917 |
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Cooper, Clara Chassell, Recorded Insights, 1976, autographed
|
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Pingree, Edna Barron, Along My Way, no date |
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Thomas, D.G., Overland and Underground: Poems of the West and Its Mines, 1912 |
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Weeks, Ida Ahlborn, Poems, 1910 |
Pamphlets And Other Printed Materials, 1938-1971 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 20
Container(s) | Description |
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Americana |
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General |
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"Americana", rare book catalog, no date |
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"The Louisiana Purchase", by Bernard DeVoto, 1953 |
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Old Oregon Trail 1 page leaflet
|
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The flag, the presidents, Declaration of Independence, D.A.R., etc., 1947-1962, 6 items
|
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Virginia-Louisiana |
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Historic Williamsburg, 1951 |
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St. Louis Cathedral of New Orleans, 1947 |
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Ohio-Illinois-Missouri |
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"The Wonderful World of Ohio", 1965 |
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Lincoln Heritage Trail Guide, no date |
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"Missouri: Heart Of The Nation" the Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney art collection, no date |
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Nebraska-Colorado-Wyoming-South Dakota |
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The Harold Warp Pioneer Village at Minden, Nebraska, no date |
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"Cliff Dwellings Of The Mesa Verde", 1959 |
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"How To Get The Most Out Of The Grand Tetons", no date |
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Deadwood, South Dakota, 1948 |
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Utah-Nevada-Arizona |
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Utah Centennial place mats, featuring prominent early day Mormons, 1947, 21 items
|
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Las Vegas-Hoover Dam-Lake Mead National Recreation Area, no date |
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"The Story of Boulder Dam", 1941 |
|
Washington |
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Whitman National Monument, 1948 |
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Washington Centennial Commemorative Booklet, 1945 |
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Europe: Holland-Italy-Switzerland-Greece |
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Tourist brochures, maps, menus, airline tickets and schedules, etc., 1960's, 41 items
|
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Railroads |
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Histories of the Union Pacific, 1959-1969, 3 items
|
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Union Pacific through Wyoming, 1968 |
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"Year Of Decision: Clear Track Or Crisis", an address by Daniel P. Loomis, president Association of American Railroads, 1959 |
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Historic Locomotives, 4 color etch prints by Robert Kern, no date |
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Religion |
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Booklets of inspirational thoughts, tracts, poems, 1952-1971 or undated, 7 items
|
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First United Methodist Church, Cheyenne, Wyoming 1876-1973, listing and picturing Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Morrison as members, 1973 |
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Speech Course |
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A New Self-Teaching Course in Practical English and Effective Speech, lessons 2-15, by E.B. Hunter, 1938, 2 notebooks
|
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Miscellaneous |
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Camera Club membership applications (blank) 15 items
|
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Camera equipment advertising 1 item
|
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Notebook (blank) advertising Colorado Fuel & Iron |
Periodicals, 1891-1954 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 21
Container(s) | Description |
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State and local historical reviews |
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Idaho State Historical Society Biennial Report, 18th, 1941-1942 |
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Indiana Magazine Of History, vol.47 no.3, 1951 |
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The Palimpsest, vol.33 no.9, published by the State Historical Society of Iowa, 1952 |
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The Missouri Historical Review, vol.25 no.4; vol.43 nos. 2-4; vol.44 nos.1-4; vol.45 nos.1-2; 1931, 1949-1951 |
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Missouri Historical Society Collections, vol.4 no.1, 1912 |
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Nebraska History, vol.30 nos.1-2; vol.33 no.4; vol.34 nos.1-4; vol.35 nos.1-3; 1949, 1952-1954 |
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The Oregon Historical Quarterly, vol.29 no.1, 1928 |
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Oregon Pioneer Association Transactions of annual reunions, 19th-21st, 33rd, 40th, 46th-50th, 53rd; 1891-1893, 1905, 1912, 1918-1922, 1925 (2 copies of 1893)
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The Utah Genealogical And Historical Magazine, vol.16 nos.2-3; 1925 |
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Utah Historical Quarterly, vol.19 nos.1-4 bound as one volume and titled West from Fort Bridger: the Pioneering of the Immigrant Trails Across Utah 1846-1850 , featuring original diaries and journals, ed. by J.R. Korns, 1951 |
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The Pacific Northwest Quarterly, vol.30 no.2; vol.33 no.1; vol.35 no.4; vol.37 no.3; vol.38 no.4; published by the University of Washington; 1939, 1942, 1944, 1946, 1947 |
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The Washington Historian, vol.2 no.3, 1901 |
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The Washington Historical Quarterly, vol.1 no.1; vol.11 no.4; vol.12 nos.1-4; vol.13 no.1; vol.14 no.2; vol.18 nos.3-4; 1906, 1920-1927 |
Periodicals, 1908-1972 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 22
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State and local historical reviews |
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Annals Of Wyoming, vol.11 nos.1-3; vol.12 nos.1-4; vol.13 nos.1-4; vol.14 nos.1-4; vol.18 no.2; vol.21 no.2/3; vol.22 no.2; vol.23 no.2; vol.27 no.2; vol.43 no.2; 1939-1942, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1955, 1971 |
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Bits And Pieces, vol.1 no.2, published in Newcastle, Wyoming, 1965 |
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The Wyoming Archaeologist, vol.7 no.3, 1964 |
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The Wyoming Pioneer, vol.1 nos.1-6 (2 copies of no.4); vol.2 nos.1-6; vol.3 no.1; 1940-1942 |
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Wyoming State Historical Department Proceedings, 2nd biennial report, 1922 |
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Miscellaneous |
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American Heritage, vol.4 no.4, featuring Washington State Centennial, 1953 |
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The Highwayman, vol.22 no.1, with article "Stories In Stone" about Morrison and Oregon Trail graves, 1972, 2 copies
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Indian Notes, vol.6 no.2; vol.7 no.1; 1929-1930 and index 1927 |
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The Mentor, vol.13 no.7, featuring American Southwest, 1925 |
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The Midwest Review, vol.8 no.7/8, 1927 |
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The Pacific Monthly, vol.9 no.3, with article "Our Contemporaneous Ancestors" about Oregon pioneers, 1908 |
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The Railroad Telegrapher, vol.80 no.6, 1963 |
Scrapbooks, 1961-1972 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 22
Container(s) | Description |
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Clippings from Reader's Digest regarding nature, society, health, religion, world affairs and history 3 notebooks
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Scrapbooks, 1945-1977 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 23
Container(s) | Description |
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Clippings from Reader's Digest, Grit, Sunshine Magazine, various Wyoming and Ohio newspapers, regarding nature, society, health, religion, world affairs and history 6 notebooks
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Audio Recordings, 1963-1970 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 24 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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Elva Ingram, talk given by W.W. Morrison at grave site, cassette tape, 1970 |
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"New Light On Old Glory", written and narrated by Howard R. Driggs, 78 rpm record and 16mm reel-to-reel tape, 1963 |
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Trinity Lutheran Church, Gillette, Wyoming, 16mm reel-to-reel tape, no date |
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Unidentified, 16mm reel-to-reel tape |
Book, no date Return to Top
Container(s): Box 24 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated History of the Civil War (title on cover and spine is Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War); binding damaged; pages loose, missing and out of order |
Certificates, 1914-1975 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 24 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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Of graduation and appreciation 4 items
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Maps And Plats, 1924-1967 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 25 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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Atlases, published by Rand-McNally, 1924, 1964, 1967, 3 items
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Maps And Plats, 1848-1972 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 26 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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Forts and Stations |
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Fort Fetterman, plan hand-drawn, 1937 |
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Fort Kearney, photocopies of plans, 1849, 1852, 1860's, 3 items
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Fort Laramie, photocopies of plan, no date, and drawing, 1867, 2 items
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Fort Phil Kearny, photocopies of post returns for Fort Phil Kearny (Dec. 1866 ) and Fort Laramie (Jan. 1867 ) after Fetterman Massacre 2 items
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Stations: Platte Bridge, Deer Creek, LaBonte, Horse Shoe; redrawn from Caspar Collins' 1863-1864 drawings in 1935, 1 item
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Trails and Territories: full routes and areas |
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Carte du Missouri (map of the Missouri and Platte Rivers), copy of 1802 publication, very fragile |
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Lander's Cutoff (Fort Kearney, South Pass & Honey Lake Wagon Road), photocopy of 1857-1858 survey map |
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Mormon Trail, published, 1947 |
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Old Oregon Territory 1848, showing various trails, published, no date, 2 copies
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Oregon Trail, published, 1938, 1948, 3 items
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Pony Express Route, published, 1960, 3 items
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Trails Of The Old West, by W.H. Jackson, published, no date |
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States |
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Kansas: Oregon Trail through Kansas, hand-drawn by Paul Henderson, 1954, 3 sheets
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Colorado |
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Colorado-Wyoming highway map, published, 1970 |
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Denver street map, published, no date |
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Weld County, published, 1948 |
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Wyoming: Oregon Trail plus other emigrant and stage roads, drawn on contour and township maps by L.C. Bishop, 1952-1959 |
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Torrington area 2 copies
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Grattan Massacre area 2 copies
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Fort Laramie and Fort Fetterman areas |
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Fort Casper, Independence Rock, South Pass areas |
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Parting Of The Ways |
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Fort Bridger area |
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Lander Cutoff |
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Fort Russell area 2 copies
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Fort Sanders area |
Maps And Plats, 1940-1972 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 27 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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States |
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Wyoming |
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Oregon Trail plus other emigrant and stage roads, drawn on USGS quadrangle maps by L.C. Bishop or unidentified, 1952-1953,
1 set of 15 sheets, (1 set of 23 sheets, ) (1 set of 30 sheets)
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Emigrant trails in Eastern Wyoming, hand-drawn by Helen Henderson or unidentified, 1970 & no date, 2 items
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Cheyenne street map, no date |
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South Pass City plat, drawn by Paul Henderson, 1955 |
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Highway maps, published, 1940, 1950, 1972, 3 items
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Township 33N Range 80W, official resurvey, 1935 |
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USGS quadrangles, arranged alphabetically, some with trails marked, 1950-1966, 35 sheets, also USGS quadrangle index
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South Dakota |
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South Dakota-North Dakota highway map, 1963 |
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Crazy Horse Canyon, Rosebud Sioux Reservation, tourist publication, no date, 4 copies
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Montana: Historic Montana Trails, tourist publication, 1954, 4 copies
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Maps And Plats, 1853-1968 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 28 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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States |
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Mitchell's New Map of Texas, Oregon and California, by S.A. Mitchell, 1925 reprint of 1846 publication |
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California |
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Bloody Point Sector, survey by Devere Helfrich, 1948 |
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Nevada County, published, no date |
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Sacramento, picture map and rainfall & temperature chart 1877-1956, published, no dates, 2 items
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Oregon |
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Oregon Trail from Eastern Oregon to the Columbia, hand-marked on county maps, no author, no date, 7 sheets
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Umatilla County, published, no date |
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Washington |
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Pattison Lake-Chambers Prairie area, photocopies and blueprints, 1853, 1863, 1915 and undated surveys 4 items
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Lewis County (location of Pattisons' first home), 1935 survey |
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Walla Walla County, published, no date |
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Miscellaneous |
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Cambria County, Pennsylvania, published, no date |
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Hawaii, highway map, 1968 |
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Eastern United States, highway map, 1969 |
Newspapers, 1955-1975 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 28 (clamshell)
Container(s) | Description |
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John Hunton's diary 1877-1879, as published in the Lingle, Wyoming Guide-Review, incomplete, 1955-1956, scrapbook of clippings
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"Old Fort Report", life at Fort D.A. Russell 1868-1904, column by Martha Fleishman and Carol Joy Justice in unidentified Cheyenne paper, 1974-1975, 1 file
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Newspapers, 1947-1973 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 29
Container(s) | Description |
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Wyoming State Tribune and other Wyoming, Nebraska, Oregon, Washington, and Ohio newspapers, containing "in Old Wyoming" columns and other articles by W.W. Morrison or based on material supplied by him, regarding pioneer graves, Rock Creek Church, Indian captivities, etc. 59 items
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Newspapers And Newspaper Clippings, 1885-1978 Return to Top
Container(s): Box 30
Container(s) | Description |
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Cheyenne Daily Sun, 1885 issue (poor condition), and reproduction of 1890 issue |
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Denver Post magazine sections with articles on Chief Joseph, western bad men, White House history, 1955-1964, 3 items
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Oregon City Enterprise, centennial issue, 1948 |
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Ouray County (Colorado) Plain Dealer, centennial supplement with county history, 1976 |
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The Pony Express, specialty paper, Jan. 1957-Feb. 1958, 9 items
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Early History of Saratoga and Vicinity, single issue paper, 1976 |
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Pages from Denver Post regarding death of Baby Doe Tabor, 1935; also 2 copies of Colorado Prospector and page of unidentified Cheyenne paper regarding Baby Doe, Molly Brown, no dates & 1976 |
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Page from St. Louis Dispatch, "Indians In The United States Today", 1901 |
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Page from Wyoming Eagle regarding Morse Code Club with photo including Morrison, 1976 |
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Clippings of "In Old Wyoming" columns and other items of Wyoming and Western history or of personal interest, 1914-1978, 146 scrapbook pages + 2 files
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