Wyoming Council for the Humanities records

Wyoming Council for the Humanities records, 1970-1996

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Wyoming Council for the Humanities
Title: Wyoming Council for the Humanities records
Dates: 1970-1996 (inclusive)
19701996

1985-1996 (bulk)
19851996
Quantity: 76.42 cubic ft. (145 boxes) + 20.74 GB
vhs3/4 inch
Collection Number: 09894
Summary: The collection consists largely of project files from 1981-1996, containing applications, correspondence, publicity, evaluations, financial information, and other materials on successful grant applications. The collection also includes administrative records from 1972-1996, containing council minutes, membership information and dealings with other state councils; director’s correspondence from 1970-1994; scrapbooks and newsclippings (1984-1996); 37 audio cassette tapes of council meetings and recordings of grant recipient speakers; and 2 vhs and 2 u-matic video tapes of programs.
Repository: 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: Access Restrictions
There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
Languages: English
Sponsor: The creation of the EAD-version of this finding aid was made possible through a grant from the National Historic Publications and Records Commission.

Historical NoteReturn to Top

The Wyoming Council for the Humanities (WCH), like other state humanities councils, was born out of the National Endowment for the Humanities' (NEH) Division of State Programs.

The NEH was established by Congress in 1965 to make grants in support of humanities-based research and education. In order to reach a more extensive and diverse audience, the NEH decided to invest a large portion of its funds to state efforts, and the idea for the State Program was born. NEH's State Program was initiated in 1970 on an experimental basis in six states.

In Oklahoma and Maine the funds received from the NEH were directed through state arts councils in order to develop a humanities program as a part of their program. The funds in Missouri and Georgia were made through the cooperation with a university continuing education or extension division. Wyoming and Oregon created independent humanities councils in order to receive and distribute the funds from the NEH, and it was this practice that soon became the norm throughout the country. The WCH, like other state councils, is made up of a broad representation of each state, with some members appointed by the governor, some from academia, and the rest from the general public.

The WCH offers six grant categories with three levels of funding for the support of humanities projects in Wyoming. The grant categories are the public humanities program grants, the local and regional heritage grants, humanities education grants, special project grants, fellowships for independent study, and planning grants. In order to be funded, the proposal must meet certain criteria as established by the NEH and the WCH. First, the humanities must be central to the project seeking funding and humanities scholars must be involved in the planning and implementation of the project. Projects must promote public appreciation and understanding of the humanities by adequately publicizing events to ensure public participation. Proposals must be realistically justified and must include a system of formal evaluation of the finished proposal.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The Wyoming Council for the Humanities records include regrant files, correspondence, manuscripts, news clippings, and audio/visual materials. The regrant files (in Series I) make up the majority of the collection and include everything relating to granted projects.

The WCH records would be of great interest to anyone researching what types of grants are funded through the NEH and its state councils and what constitutes a successful grant application. The manuscripts and papers (Series I) are often valuable for their content.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Wyoming Council for the Humanities Records, 1970-1996, Collection Number 09894, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Related Materials

There are no other known archival collections created by the Wyoming Council for the Humanities at the date of processing.

Acquisition Information

The Wyoming Council for the Humanities donated their records to the American Heritage Center in several accretions, the first arriving in 1992 and the last in 1997. The papers are in good condition.

Processing Note

Processing Information

The collection was processed by Monte G. Kniffen in November 1997. Revised by D.C. Thompson in April 2004. Most of the original folder titles have been maintained.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I. Project Files, 1981-1996Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Subseries 1. Regrant Files Arranged chronologically by regrant number. This subseries contains all information pertaining to regrant files, including application forms, correspondence, advertisement materials, evaluations.
Box	Folder
1	1	002-85; Star Valley and the Western Experience	1984-1985
Folder
2		003-85; Hidden Places: Where History Lives	1984-1985
3		004-85; 1985 Statewide Humanities Leadership Project	1984
4		005-85; Gold Mine in the Sky	1984-1985
5		006-85; WOHFA Conference	1984-1985
6		007-85; Will James	1979-1986
7		008-85; Language-Last Frontier	1984-1985
8		009-85; Professor's Club	1984
9		010-85; Sunlight Basin Writers	1984-1986
10		011-85; Ethnic Traditions and Culture Change in Southwestern Wyoming	1984-1985
11		011-85; Ethnic Traditions and Culture Change in Southwestern Wyoming	1985
12		012-85; Short Lecture Series: Late Nineteenth Century American Culture	1984-1985
13		013-85; Iron Horse Comes West	1984-1985
14		014-85; Plains Indians Art and Dance	1984
15		015-85; Images of Aging in Film	1984-1985
16		016-85; Women Make History	1984-1985
17		017-85; Laramie Cultural Affairs Series	1984
Box	Folder
2	1	018-85; Humanities and Environment	1983-1985
Folder
2		019-85; Willa Cather's Artistry	1984-1985
3		020-85; Museum Technical Assistance	1984-1985
Folders
4-7		021-85; Statewide Humanities Leadership Project, 1985	1984-1987
8-9		022-85; Support for Chautauqua	1984-1985
Folder
10		023-85; Wyoming History Day	1984-1985
11		025-85; Community Museum Outreach	1984-1985
12		026-85; Mind of the Nature Writer	1984-1985
Box	Folders
3	1-2	027-85; Gender, Sexuality, and Human Culture	1980-1985
Folder
3		028-85; Oregon Trail	1984-1985
4		029-85; Jewish Films of the Twentieth Century	1985
5		030-85; Conference on Humanities Instruction	1984-1985
6		030-85; Improving Humanities Instruction	1985
Folders
7-9		031-85; Building a Stronger Wyoming...; Burgess (Ucross Foundation)	1985-1986
Box	Folder
4	1	033-85; Heartland	1985
Folder
2		034-85; Chugwater Community Forum	1985
3		035-85; Spoken Words of Four Ranch Women	1985
4		036-85; Architectural Ambitions in 19th Century Wyoming	1985
5		037-85; How Could You Survive Without TV, Dad?	1985
6		038-85; Contemporary Ranch Women in Wyoming	1985
7		039-85; Churches and Congregations in Wyoming Prior to 1900	1985
8		040-85; History of S.H. Knight Science Camp	1985
9		041-85; Oilfield Trash and Proud of It: The Landscape and Culture of Oil Exploration	1985
10		042-85; Gillette Centennial History	1985
11		043-85; Culture and Place in Wyoming History	1985
12		044-85; Wyoming Heritage	1985
13		045-85; Cow Country Madam	1985-1987
14		046-85; Bonanza Waiting to be Mined	1985
15		047-85; Frontier and Gas Light: Prostitution in Laramie and Early Wyoming	1985
16		048-85; Through the Eyes of William Cody	1985
17		049-85; Overland Trail in Carbon County	1985
18		050-85; The Photography of Richard Throssel	1985
19		051-85; Wyoming and Wales: The Fabric of Land and Culture	1985
20		052-85; The Arapaho and Shoshone Ways	1985-1986
21		053-85; Star Valley-Then and Now	1985
22		054-85; Eighteen-Unit Course in Wyoming History and Government	1985
23		055-85; The Wind at Work in Wyoming	1985-1986
24		056-85; State of Marriage in the State of Wyoming	1985
25		057-85; Three Went Out-A Biography of Three Wyoming Men	1985
26		058-85; Wyoming's Heritage	1985
27		059-85; Lander Trail	1985
28		060-85; Eadsville-Town That Was	1984-1985
29		061-85; Writings of Jedediah Smith	1985
30		062-85; Wyoming Update	1985
31		063-85; Chinese Experience in Wyoming	1985
32		064-85; Shoshone Mission School	1985
33		065-85; Trading Cultures	1985
Box	Folder
5	1	066-85; Hole-in-the-Wall. Closing the Gap	1985
Folder
2		067-85; The West of Owen Wister	1985-1987
3		068-85; United States and the Third World	1985
4		069-85; Professor's Club: A Docudrama	1985
5		070-85; Historic Wyoming Ranches	1985-1986
6		070-85; Historic Wyoming Ranches: Judith Sandoval References	1975-1987
Folders
7-8		071-85; Fence at Red Rim	1982-1987
9-12		072-85; Robert Summers Yellowtail: Visions of a Twentieth Century Warrior	1982-1986
Folder
13		073-85; Yellowstone Institute	1985
14		074-85; Griz '85: The Second Grizzly Bear Symposium	1985-1987
Box	Folder
6	1	075-85; The Oregon Trail: A Ride to Preserve Our Historic Past	1985
Folder
2		076-85; Douglas 1900	1985
3		077-85; Exploring Past Lifeways: Archaeological Research at the Bugas-Holding Site	1985
Folders
4-5		078-85; Wolves and Humans	1982-1986
Folder
6		079-85; 1985 Summer Institute in Western American Studies	1985-1987
Folders
7-8		080-85; The Spirit of Survival: Voices from the Depression	1985-1986
Folder
9		081-85; Casper Collins' Days	1985-1986
10		082-85; Wind River-Arapaho Map	1985-1987
Folders
11-14		083-85; Wilderness and its Effect on American Culture	1985-1987, n.d.
Box	Folder
7	1	084-85; Ethnicity in American Culture	1985-1986
Folder
2		085-85; American Short Story	1985-1986
3		086-85; Trails and Rails	1983-1985
4		087-85; Journal and Nature	1985
5		088-85; That Gold Mine in the Sky	1985-1986
6		089-85; Myths of Wyoming	1985
7		090-85; Gold Mine in the Sky	1985
8		091-85; 1985 Frontier Festival	1985
9		092-85; Summer Film Series	1985
10		093-85; Buckskin, Rawhide and Leather: Manufacture, Use, and Care	1985
11		094-85; Wyoming: Tradition and Transition	1985
12		095-85; Jim Bridger	1985
13		096-85; Gold Mine in the Sky	1985
14		097-85; Our Historic Past	1985
15		098-85; At Home in the Woods	1985-1986
16		099-85; Jim Bridger	1985-1986
17		100-85; Shell Valley: 100 Years	1985-1987
18		101-85; Excellence in Education	1985
19		102-85; Visions of the Northern West	1985-1987
20		103-85; Heartland	1985
21		104-85; Margaret Demorest Lectures	1985
Folders
22-23		105-85; Jackson Hole Heritage	1985-1987
Box	Folder
8	1	106-85; Celebrate Her Story	1985
Folders
2-7		107-85; Historic Ranches of Wyoming	1985-1987
Folder
8		107-85; Photographs, Historic Ranches of Wyoming	1986
9		108-85; Willa Cather Presentation	1985
Folders
10-11		001-86; Demorest Lectures	1985-1986
Folder
12		002-86; Celebrate Her Story	1985
13		003-86; Promoting Critical Thinking in Young Children	1985
14		003-86; Critical Thinking in Children; Cooney (UW Child Care) Completed	1986-1987
15		004-86; Narcissa Whitman Living History	1985-1986
Box	Folders
9	1-3	005-86; Statewide Humanities Leadership Project	1983-1987
Folders
4-7		005-86; Statewide Humanities Leadership Project: Evaluation Forms	1986
Folder
8		006-86; Education Modules in Wyoming Archaeology	1985-1986
9		007-86; Continuity and Change	1985-1986
10		008-86; More than Just Pretty Words	1985-1986
11		009-86; Images in History	1985-1986
12		010-86; Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads	1985-1987
13		011-86; Wyoming Energy Development	1985-1986
14		012-86; Writers on Writing	1986
15		014-86; Jim Bridger	1986
16		015-86; American Pop Culture	1986
17		016-86; Willa Cather	1986
18		017-86; Living History	1986
19		018-86; Yellowstone Institute	1986-1987
Box	Folder
10	1	019-86; Casper Collins' Days	1986
Folder
2		020-86; Secular Humanism or Sacred Humanities	1986
3		021-86; Jim Bridger	1986
4		022-86; Along the Line: Hispanic Music of Southern Wyoming	1982-1986
5		023-86; American West	1983-1986
6		024-86; Gillette Centennial History	1986
7		025-86; Portraits in the Big Horn Basin: The Farm Crisis	1983-1986
8		026-86; Searching Out the Pioneers	1986
9		027-86; Sheepeater Indian and the Big Horn Sheep	1986
10		028-86; Tie-Camp Collage	1986
11		029-86; Media and Myth: The Journalistic Coverage of the Trial of Tom Horn	1986
12		030-86; Cultural Resource Inventory of Goshen County, Wyoming	1986-1988
13		031-86; History of the UW Geological Museum	1986
14		032-86; Grand Army of the Republic of Wyoming	1986
15		033-86; 40 Years Diggin'	1986
16		034-86; The Northern Route of the Cherokee Emigrants	1986
17		035-86; What We Wore: The People Who Made Wyoming	1986
18		036-86; Wyoming Legal Pioneer	1986-1987
19		037-86; Sharing Experience Through Art	1983-1986
20		038-86; Milestones: The Past as Present	1981-1986
21		039-86; Scholar-in-Residence	1986
22		040-86; WOHFA Conference	1986-1987
23		041-86; Fence at Red Rim	1986-1987
24		042-86; Wyoming Energy Development: A Human Perspective	1986
25		043-86; Summerfest Film Series	1986-1987
26		044-86; Sweetwater Frontier Days	1986
27		045-86; Women in Science Photograph Exhibit	1986-1987
Folders
28-29		046-86; 1986 Summer Institute in Western American Studies	1986
Box	Folder
11	1	047-86; Sunlight Basin Writers Camp	1986
Folder
2		048-86; Family Agriculture in Tri-State Area	1986
3		049-86; American Short Stories Series	1986
4		050-86; Heartland-Film	1986-1987
5		051-86; Heartland: A Celebration of Women's History Week	1986
6		052-86; Seminar in Wyoming and Western Literature	1986-1987
7		053-86; 2nd Wyoming Biennial Exhibition	1986-1987
8		054-86; R.A.R.E.-Rural Area Reading Experience	1986-1987
9		055-86; Photo History of Chugwater	1986
10		056-86; Legends of the West	1986
11		057-86; Eating Your Way through Wyoming's History	1986
Folders
12-13		058-86; Shoshone and Arapaho Images	1986-1990
Folder
14		058-86; Shoshone and Arapaho Indians: WCH Accounts	1986-1987
15		058-86; Shoshone and Arapaho Images: Documents of NAIHC	1986
16		059-86; Regular Coverage of Art in the West	1986-1987
17		060-86; The Future of Healthcare and Delivery in Wyoming	1986
Box	Folders
12	1-3	060-86; The Future of Healthcare and Delivery in Wyoming	1986-1987
Folder
4		060-86; The Future of Healthcare and Delivery in Wyoming: Evaluations	n.d.
Folders
5-7		060-86; The Future of Healthcare and Delivery in Wyoming: Conference Materials	1986
Folder
8		061-86; Indian Rock Art in Wyoming	1986-1987
9		062-86; Industrial History and Public Service	1986
10		063-86; Photographic Archive Planning Project	1986-1987
11		064-86; Historic Walking Tours-Laramie Jubilee Days	1986
12		065-86; Dramatic Monologues	1986-1988
13		066-86; The Constitution of the United States: A View from Then and Now	1986-1987
Box	Folder
13	1	067-86; Planning Preservation in Wyoming	1986-1987
Folder
2		068-86; Speakers Bureau Sites and Scenery of Wyoming's Indian Wars	1986
3		070-86; Speakers Bureau Centennial Film Series	1986
4		071-86; Speakers Bureau Cowboy Songs and Cowboy Singers	1986
5		072-86; Speakers Bureau Plains Indian Art	1986
6		073-86; Speakers Bureau Lora Nicholls	1986
7		074-86; Speakers Bureau Meaning and Significance of Chinese Massacre	1986
8		075-86; Speakers Bureau The Meaning and Significance of Chinese Massacre	1986
9		076-86; Art of Place	1986
10		077-86; Community Storytelling Workshop with John Stansfield	1986-1987
11		078-86; Now or Never	1986
12		079-86; Charles Levendosky's Lecture	1986
13		080-86; Speakers Bureau Nancy Anderson's Lecture	1986
14		081-86; Speakers Bureau M.L. Doughthit's Lecture	1986
15		082-86; Victoria Woodhull and the Rhetoric of Revolution	1986-1987
16		083-86; Victoria Woodhull and the Rhetoric of Revolution	1986
17		084-86; Speakers Bureau Lecture by Randy Adams and Craig Sodaro	1986
18		085-86; Speakers Bureau Lecture by Margot Liberty	1986
19		086-86; Speakers Bureau Lecture by Nancy Anderson	1986
20		087-86; 1986 WCH Award; Eastern Wyoming College	1986-1987
21		088-86; WCH Award; Atlantic City Historical Society	1986-1987
22		089-86; WCH Award; Jim "Tex" Garry	1986
23		090-86; WCH Award; Rick Dare	1986-1987
24		091-86; WCH Award; Eric Sandeen	1986-1987
Folders
25-26		092-86; Archaeological Point Types of Wyoming	1986-1987
Folder
27		093-86; Richard Greeves: Exhibit and Catalog	1986-1987
28		094-86; Planning the 1987 Program	1986-1987
29		095-86; Margot Liberty Lecture	1986
30		096-86; Speakers Bureau Margot Liberty Lecture	1986
31		097-86; Speakers Bureau Adams and Sodaro Lecture	1986
32		098-86; Speakers Bureau Lecture by Sandeen	1986
33		099-86; Speakers Bureau Margot Liberty Lecture	1986
34		100-86; Speakers Bureau Margot Liberty Lecture	1986
Box	Folders
14	1-2	001-87; Demorest Lectures	1986-1987
Folder
3		002-87; Wyoming Grizzley Bears: A Book and Mixed-Media Presentation	1986
Folders
4-5		003-87; Folk Arts in Wyoming	1986-1987, n.d.
Folder
6		004-87; Master Interpretive Plan for Ft. Phil Kearney and Related Battlefields	1986-1987
7		004-87; Master Interpretive Plan for Ft. Phil Kearney	1988-1990
8		005-87; Early Hominid Development and Behavior	1986-1987
Folders
9-10		006-87; Teen Pregnancy: A Human Dilemma	1986-1987
11-12		008-87; Bully, Bully, We're Big on Books	1986-1987
Box	Folder
15	1	009-87; Critical Thinking in the Classroom	1986-1987
Folder
2		010-87; Introduction to Japanese Culture	1986-1987
3		011-87; Best of the West	1986-1987
4		012-87; History of Central Wyoming	1986-1987
Folders
5-7		013-87; Blessings of Liberty Series	1986-1987, n.d.
Folder
8		014-87; Character of Casper, 1889-1989	1986-1987
9		015-87; Wyoming History Day	1986-1987
10		016-87; Riders of the Cinema	1986-1987
11		017-87; Fur Trade Symposium; Burns (Ft. Laramie Historical Association)	1987
12		018-87; Teaching an Introduction to Women's Studies	1986-1987
13		019-87; Wyoming Vision: Images of Place and Self	1986-1987
14		020-87; Young Author's Program	1987
15		021-87; Shakespeare on Stage	1986-1987
16		022-87; Women's History Month	1986-1987
17		023-87; Humanities and the Stars	1986-1987
Box	Folder
16	1	024-87; Winds of Change: State Convention	1987
Folder
2		025-87; Ethnic Heritage Display	1987
3		026-87; Casper Collins	1987
4		027-87; Cody! A Lecture by the Honorable William F. Cody	1987
5		028-87; Sunlight Basin Writers Camp	1987
6		029-87; Yellowstone Institute Humanities Courses	1986-1987
7		030-87; An Annotated Bibliography of America's Western Frontier Humor	1987
8		031-87; Saturday Night Community Dance	1987-1989
9		032-87; Artist, E.E. Stevens	1987
10		033-87; "Sagebrush Justice"	1987-1988
11		034-87; Catholic Community of Casper: A Popular History	1987
Folders
12-13		035-87; Jews in Wyoming	1987-1988
Folder
14		036-87; W.J. Hardin	1987-1990
15		037-87; Colonel Carrington: Saga of Fort Phil Kearney	1987
16		038-87; Search for Tradition	1987
17		039-87; Earth Art	1987
18		040-87; Yellowstone's Past	1987
19		041-87; Ernie Wilkerson and the Severence Tax	1985-1989
20		042-87; Historical Novel with Tie Flume Setting, 1892-1914	1987
21		043-87; Northeastern Wyoming: The Men and the Land	1987
22		044-87; Reconstructed Faces from Wyoming's Past	1987
23		045-87; Cowboy Code of Honor	1987
24		046-87; Lakotas Return to Wyoming	1987
25		047-87; Celluloid Mirror	1987
26		048-87; Indexing Local Newspapers	1987
27		049-87; Resources Indentification for Rebuilding Ft. Phil Kearny	1987
28		050-87; Wyoming Literacy Anthology	1987
29		051-87; The Legacy of Buffalo Bill	1987
30		052-87; Microfilming General Land Office Contract and Bond File	1987
Box	Folder
17	1	053-87; A Century of Outfitting	1987
Folder
2		054-87; Place Names in Wyoming: A Compilation	1986-1987
3		055-87; Heart Mountain Women: Modern Pioneers	1987
4		056-87; Rough Passage North: Bridgers Trail Through Wyoming	1987
5		057-87; Historic Fort Bridger	1987
6		058-87; Conference on the High Plains	1987
7		059-87; A Glimpse into the Past: Rare Tribal Art Forms	1987
8		060-87; Fort Casper Western History Speakers	1986-1987
Folders
9-10		061-87; Wyoming Women Centennial History Project	1986-1988
Folder
11		062-87; 1987 Summer Institute in Western American Studies	1986-1988
12		063-87; Fort Casper Days	1987
13		064-87; Prehistoric Plains Woodland Occupation	1987-1988
Folders
14-15		065-87; 1987 Scholar in Residence	1987-1988
Folder
16		066-87; Lecture by Nancy Anderson	1987
17		067-87; Sweetwater Frontier Days	1987
18		068-87; One Woman's West	1987
19		069-87; Summerfest '87	1987-1988
20		070-87; Speakers Series	1987
21		071-87; Conestoga Days-Folk Music	1987
22		072-87; An Introduction to Material Folk Art in Wyoming	1987
23		073-87; James Madison Portrayal	1987
24		074-87; Portraits of American Ranch Women	1987
Box	Folder
18	1	075-87; Jackson Hole Heritage; Rudd (JH Museum) Denied	1987
Folder
2		076-87; U.S. Constitutional Symposium; McIlvain (LCCC) Completed	1987-1988
3		077-87; Madison Chautauqua Series; Evans (Committee on Bicentennial) Completed	1987
4		078-87; Coelho-American Hero; Ettinger (Teton County Library) Withdrawn	1987
Folders
5-6		079-87; Winter Chautauqua 1988; Burton (WCS) Completed	1985-1988
7-8		080-87; Wyoming Album	1987-1992
9-10		081-87; Nation's Security and Wyoming's Future	1987-1988
Folder
11		082-87; The Carey Legacy; Flynn (Frontier Days Museum) Denied	1985-1987
Folders
12-13		083-87; Washakie County-Circle of Change	1987-1988
Folder
14		084-87; Semana Chicana	1987
15		085-87; Western Heritage Experience (Denied)	1987
16		086-87; Timeless Human Condition	1987
Box	Folder
19	1	087-87; Elizabethan Fair Scholar	1987-1988
Folder
2		088-87; Wyoming Centennial Anthology Planning Meeting	1987-1988
Folders
3-4		089-87; Perspectives in Education	1987-1988
Folder
5		090-87; WOHFA Oral History Conference	1987
6		091-87; Heartland	1987
7		092-87; Milligan as Madison	1987
8		093-87; Artistry in Wool	1987-1988
9		094-87; Chopin Lives	1987
10		095-87; Building a Reservation	1987
11		096-87; Native Religions and Migrations	1987
Folders
12-13		097-87; Frank Wilkinson Lecture Series	1987
14-16		098-87; Summer Chautauqua Tour 1988	1987-1988
Box	Folders
20	1-2	099-87; The Wiley Project	1987-1988
Folder
3		100-87 through 123-87 Speakers Bureau	1987
4		124-87 through 173-87 Speakers Bureau	1987
5		200-87; Allan Maybee WCH Award	1986-1987
6		201-87; Robert Koelling WCH Award	1987
7		202-87; WCH Award, Helen Fitch	1987-1988
8		203-87; WCH Award, Fort Caspar Museum	1987
9		204-87; Northwest Community College, WCH Award	1987
10		205-87; Wyoming Poets Weekend	1987-1988
Folders
11-13		206-87; Humor as a Humanistic Expression	1987-1988
Folder
14		207-87; Identification and Conservation of Period Clothing	1987-1988
15		208-87; Historic Ranches of Natrona County	1987
16		209-87; Speakers Bureau	1987
17		210-87; Planning Grant	1987
18		212-87; Tie Camps	1987
19		213-87; Speakers Bureau	1987
Box	Folder
21	1	001-88; Fort Caspar Speaker Series II; Chapman (Fort Caspar)	1987-1988
Folder
2		002-88; Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads; Turner (BBHC)	1987-1988
3		003-88; An Ethical Dilemma; Birkholz (Sheridan College)	1988-1989
4		004-88; Wyoming Video Project; Ravage (UW) Denied	1988
5		005-88; Girls and Women in Education; Jensen (UW Women's Studies) Completed	1988
6		006-88; Rock Springs: Then and Now; Brinkerhoff (Western Wyoming College)	1988-1991
7		006-88; Rock Springs: Then and Now (Draft of Book); Brinkerhoff (Western Wyoming College)	n.d.
8		007-88; Sunlight Basin Writers' Camp; Bradley (NWCC) Completed	1988
9		008-88; Pony Express Club; Satchwell (UW Housing)	1988-1989
10		009-88; Country Dances; Evans (American Studies, UW) Complete	1988
11		010-88; Wyoming's Changing Perspectives; Potter (UW Anthropology) Denied	1988
Box	Folder
22	1	011-88; Voices of the Pioneers; Haynes (Wyoming Territorial Prison)	1988
Folder
2		012-88; Ninth Annual Summer Institute of Western American Studies; Turner (BBHC)	1988
3		013-88; Symposium: Remington Revisited; Boehme (BBHC) Completed	1988
4		014-88; Living History Through Fashion; Meyer (UW Cooperative Extension Service) Denied	1988
5		015-88; Camplex; Dowler (Campbell County Public Land Board) Denied	1988
6		016-88; Recreation of Jackson Hole History; Rudd (J.H. Museum) Denied	1988
7		017-88; March to the Wind; Maybee (Fremont County Museum) Denied	1987-1988
8		018-88; Finding Our Past; Tamasy (AMH) Denied	1988
9		019-88; Washakie Chronology; Gaulke (FRIENDS) Denied	1988
10		020-88; Washakie County-Planning Grant; Krei (FRIENDS) Completed	1988
11		021-88; Wyoming Fiction Weekend; Deuel/Raines (CC Division of Language and Literature)	1988-1989
12		022-88; Looking Backward; Jenson (Utah Council for Humanities Education) Denied	1988
Box	Folder
23	1	023-88; Planting in the Dust; Leonard (Frontier/E. Larimer County) Closed	1988-1990
Folder
2		024-88; History of Campbell County; Dowler (CAMPLEX) Completed	1988-1989
3		025-88; Centennial Project; Jacquot (Wyoming Arts Foundation)	1988-1990
4		026-88; Demorest Lectures; North (Casper College)	1988-1989
5		027-88; Washakie County-Cycle of Change; Krei (Friends of the Washakie County...)	1988-1990
6		028-88; The State We're In; Holzinger (League of Women Voters)	1988
Box	Folder
24	1	101-88; Fresh Air; Canney (KUWR-FM)	1987-1988
Folder
2		102-88; Our Western Heritage in Film; Young (Fort Caspar Museum)	1987-1988
3		103-88; Friday Evening Film Series; Torry (UW Research Office) Denied	1987-1988
4		104-88; Ramses II Tele-Lectures; Sudduth (UW-Extended Studies)	1987-1988
5		105-88; Workshop on Agricultural Ethics; Lockwood (UW-College of Agriculture)	1987-1988
6		106-88; Centennial Planning Grant; Kathka/Tammasy (AMH)	1987-1988
7		107-88; Wyoming: A Centennial Bibliography; Jordan (NWCC)	1988-1989
8		108-88; Junior Great Books Series; Bailey (N. Evanston Elementary)	1987-1988
9		109-88; Hand of Man; Morrison (Nicolaysen)	1988
10		110-88; Great Cities of the World; T. Burton (LCCC)	1988
11		111-88; Centennial Messenger-Planning; Maybee (Fremont County Museum)	1987-1988
12		112-88; Wyoming's Cowboy Crafts; Evans (American Studies Program)	1988-1991
13		113-88; Western Heritage Experience; Campbell (Powder River Arts Council)	1988
14		114-88; Hispanic Film Festival; Flores (M.E.Ch.A.)	1988
15		115-88; Memories from One Room Schoolhouses; Sommers (Big Piney et al. Fine Arts Council)	1988-1989
Box	Folder
25	1	116-88; Future of Our Past; Ware (EWC)	1988
Folder
2		117-88; Eugene O'Neill Double Take; Thomas (Glenrock Library)	1988
3		118-88; 100 Years of Saratoga Sun; Orde (Saratoga Historical Society) Denied	1988
4		119-88; Yellowstone Institute; Edlund (Yellowstone Association)	1988
5		120-88; Kahin on McCoy; Calvetti (Wyoming National Guard)	1988
6		121-88; Fort Caspar Days; Young (Fort Caspar Museum)	1988
7		122-88; Teacher's Resource Guide; O'Brien (Laramie Plains Museum)	1988
8		123-88; Hoe-Down on the Blacks Fork; Mayfield (Hoe-Down Advisory Committee) Denied	1988
9		124-88; Agricultural Forum; Salsbury (Carbon City-League of Women Voters)	1988
10		125-88; Planning Meeting for Centennial Project; Jacquot (Wyoming Arts Foundation)	1988
11		126-88; Wyoming Conference on English; Booth (UW English)	1988
12		127-88; Camplex Planning Grant; Dowler (Camplex)	1988
13		128-88; Arapaho Language Camp; Moss (Language/Culture Committee)	1987-1989
14		129-88; Eastern Shoshone Language Rejuvenation; Slater (Shoshone Tribal Business Council)	1988-1989
15		130-88; Pioneer and Developer; Sorg (Albany County Library)	1988
16		131-88; Bozeman Trail Days Series; John McDermott (Sheridan County Fulmer Library)	1988
Box	Folder
26	1	132-88; Territorial Prison; Kornfeld/Guenther (UW Anthropology Department)	1988-1989
Folder
2		133-88; Archaeological Point Types of Wyoming; Vickie Wilhelm (Eastern Laramie County Arts Council)	1988
3		134-88; Elizabethan Fair Scholar; Susan Frye (UW Office of Special Projects)	1988
4		135-88; 5th Annual Wyoming Oral History/Folklore; Hodgson (WOHSA)	1988
5		136-88; Those Who Went First; Effinger (Teton County Library Foundation)	1988
6		137-88; Ben George Exhibit; Neil (Nicolaysen)	1988-1989
7		138-88; "The Point Is...?"; Deselms (Cheyenne Old West Museum)	1988
8		139-88; East German Films; Hanson (UW Modern and Classical Languages)	1988
9		140-88; Minnie Woodring Centennial Archives; Heuer (Fremont County Library)	1988-1989
10		201-88; From Petticoats to Pipelines; T. Burton (LCCC Herswest) Mini-Grant	1987-1988
11		202-88; Jim Garry-Heroes; Goodwin (SCFPL and SCCE) Mini-Grant	1988
12		203-88; Sorg as Buffalo Bill Cody; Kuchera (Wyoming Library Association) Mini-Grant	1988
13		204-88; Smith-Women Homesteader; Kuchera (Wyoming Library Association) Mini-Grant	1988
14		205-88; Carroll-Black Hills Tales; Kuchera (Wyoming Library Association) Mini-Grant	1988
15		206-88; Montross-Faces of Mexico; Kuchera (Wyoming Library Association) Mini-Grant	1988
16		207-88; Sherry Smith-Contrary Warriors; Henderson (Wyoming Indian Schools) Mini-Grant	1988
17		208-88; Francis, Cassity, Smith, Liberty, Knotts (Wyoming Recreation Association) Mini-Grant	1988
18		209-88; Smith, Liberty, Sorg, Carroll, Knotts (Wyoming Recreation Commission) Mini-Grant	1988
19		210-88; Programs at South Pass City; Knotts (Wyoming Recreation Commission) Denied	1988
20		211-88; Coelho and Cowboy Songs; Flynn (Old West Museum) Mini-Grant	1988
21		212-88; Sundquist as Tollope Blair; (Methodist Women) Mini-Grant	1988
22		213-88; Liberty-Cow Country; Hare (USFS) Mini-Grant	1988
23		214-88; Adams and Sodaro; Jolley (Cody School Library) Mini-Grant	1988
24		215-88; Milligan and M. Burton; Renaud (Friends of Washakie Museum)	1988
Box	Folder
27	1	216-88; Burton, Sundquist; Bershinsky (Laramie Chautauqua Committee) Mini-Grant	1988
Folder
2		217-88; Lynne Swanson-Earhart; Thomas (Meeteetse Museums) Mini-Grant	1987-1988
3		218-88; Lou Burton as Jim Bridger; Beam (Toastmasters) Mini-Grant	1988
4		400-88; "Diary of the 44th State", The Wyoming Almanac; Siebken, Lee Ann (Fellowship)	1988
5		401-88; Wyoming's Hidden Treasures; Clark, Michael and Pamela (Fellowship)	1988
6		402-88; Mosaic of a Massacre-The Chinese Experience in Wyoming; Huidekoper, Virginia (Fellowship) Denied	1988
7		403-88; Jews of Cheyenne: An Oral History; Elliot, Mark and Marie Still (Fellowship) Denied	1988
8		404-88; Downwind of Buffalo Bill: With the Snake River in View; Roberts, Diane G. (Fellowship)	1988
9		405-88; An Historical Handbook of Star Valley, WY 1800-1900; Kennington, Forrest Weber (Fellowship) Denied	1988
10		406-88; Fort Phil Kearney and the Opening and Closing of the Bozeman Trail; McDermott, John D. (Fellowship) Denied	1988
11		407-88; U.S. Cavalry Maneuvers at Camp Otis-Pole Mountain Military Reserve; Faulkner, E.K. (Fellowship) Denied	1988
12		408-88; A Brief History of Crook County; Wilson, Mary Jean (Fellowship) Denied	1988
13		409-88; Pow-Wows of the Plains Indians; Brown Wolfe, Patt (Fellowship)	1988
14		410-88; The Rogers Canyon Suite Catalogue; Guerin, Charles (Fellowship) Denied	1988
15		411-88; Rethinking the Indian; Smith, Sherry (Fellowship)	1988-1989
16		412-88; Marjane Ambler (Fellowship)	1988-1989
17		413-88; Prostitution in Carbon County, 1868-1968; McGuinness, Cynthia A. (Fellowship) Denied	1988
18		414-88; The Visit of H.R.H., The Maharajah of Mysore to Wyoming; Alcorn, Gay Day (Fellowship) Denied	1988
19		415-88; Research on Ft. Washakie/Camp Auger/Brown/Thompson; Mitchell, Diana E.T. (Fellowship) Denied	1988
20		416-88; Footsteps of Stimson; Amundson, Mike (Fellowship)	1988
21		417-88; Wyoming in Fiction; Nesbitt, John (Fellowship)	1988-1989
22		418-88; From Classics to Cowboys; Love, Barbara (Centennial Project)	1988-1989
23		419-88; 100 Years of Living; Rohllf, Shelagh (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
24		420-88; Legend of Rawhide; Thayer, Christine (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
25		421-88; The Final Voice; Lawson, David (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
26		422-88; The W.B. Edwards Diary; Cook, Jeannie (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
27		423-88; 100 Years of Law Enforcement in Wyoming; Erhart, Janice (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
28		424-88; Camp Devin and Bradley's Expedition; Togstad, Gary (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
29		425-88; Consultant; Vadja, Edna (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
30		427-88; History of Manville, Wyoming; Willson-Whitehead, Anne (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
31		428-88; Carbon County's Old West; Siverson, Alison (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
32		429-88; Japanese Immigrants in Wyoming, 1898-1950; Hickman, Barbara (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
33		430-88; Voices from My Past; Jack, Palma L. (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
34		431-88; Franklin E. Adams Diary; Edens, Walter (Centennial Project)	1988-1990
35		432-88; Wind River Manuscripts; Kahin, Sharon (Centennial Project)	1988-1990
36		433-88; Centennial Voices; McDermott, John (Centennial Project)	1988
37		434-88; George W.T. Beck Memoirs; Gerber, Betty Jane Johnson (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
38		435-88; Wyoming Opinion 1869-1990; Hazners, Dainis (Centennial Project)	1988
39		436-88; Access to Wyoming and the American Imagination; Warner and Ravage (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
40		437-88; The Challenge; Vicklund, Laurel (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
41		438-88; Chronology of Centennial Years from Wheatland; White, Polly (Centennial Project)	1988-1990
42		439-88; Hell Gap Expeditions; Zeimans, George (Centennial Project) Denied	1988
Box	Folder
28	1	001-89; Teaching Chinese Society; Kim (UW Sociology) Denied	1988-1989
Folder
2		002-89; Arapaho Language Camp; Moss (Arapaho Language and Culture Committee)	1988-1989
3		003-89; Picaresque II; Holthaus (Picaresque II)	1987-1989
4		004-89; Trail End Historical Center Master Plan; Liberty (Trail End Historical Center) Denied	1988-1989
5		005-89; From Trout Creek to Gravy High; McAdams (Shoshone Business Council) Denied	1988-1989
6		006-89; Wyoming State History Text for Elementary Students; Baird (Peregrine Smith Foundation) Denied	1989
7		007-89; The Platte River Road; Bunge (Nebraskans for Public TV) Denied	1989
8		008-89; Discovering Wyoming's Community Traditions; Parkhurst (Albany County School District #1) Denied	1988-1989
9		009-89; The Mountain in the Wind; Schenck (WY Centennial Everest Expedition) Denied	1988-1989
10		010-89; Multicultural Education for Young Children; Williams (UW Child Care Center)	1988-1990
11		011-89; Yellowstone National Park: Science, Politics or Both; Barkan (NWCC)	1988-1989
12		012-89; Shakespeare Workshop; Moran (UW-WCTL)	1988-1989
13		013-89; A Look at Wyoming Government; Holzinger (League of Women Voters)	1988-1989
14		014-89; 1989 Summer Institute in Western American Studies; Meyerdierks (BBHC)	1989
15		015-89; Fort Caspar Western History Speaker Series; Young (Fort Caspar Museum)	1989
Box	Folder
29	1	016-89; Laramie After School Program; Eisenhauer (LPCC)	1988-1989
Folder
2		017-89; Literature Review Workshop; Moran (UW-Curriculum and Instruction)	1989
3		018-89; A Survey of the Folk Arts of Northwestern Wyoming; Evans (UW American Studies)	1989
4		019-89; Wyoming Vietnam Vets Moving Wall; Flynn (Elks Lodge)	1989
5		020-89; Pony Express Club; Satchwell/Palaniuk (UW Housing)	1989-1990
6		021-89; No Man's Land?--Red Desert; Kahin (Dubois Museum et al.)	1988-1989
7		022-89; Wyoming Territorial Prison Archaeological Project; Reher (UW Archaeology)	1989
8		023-89; Wyoming History Day Promotional Project; Bachman/Rollins (AMH)	1989
9		024-89; Summerfest-Inc.; Knotts (Wyoming Recreation Commission)	1989
10		025-89; World War II: Perecution and Rescue; Kohler (UW Arts and Sciences)	1989-1990
Box	Folder
30	1	026-89; Western Movement: Peoples of Wyoming; Wolz (Casper College) Denied	1989
Folder
2		027-89; The Scientist and the Sacred; Wolfe (Watershed Foundation) Denied	1989
3		028-89; Mission 2000 Public Forums; Wray (Ucross Foundation)	1989
4		029-89; Arapaho Language Classes; Moss (Arapaho Language and Culture Commission) Denied	1989
5		030-89; Creative Nonfiction Weekend; Deuel (Artcore)	1989
6		031-89; The Jews of Wyoming; Wolin (Hebrew Union College; Skirball Museum)	1989-1990
7		101-89; Jonathan Kozol; Minier (UW)	1988-1989
8		102-89; Equality Day Celebration; Morton (Laramie County Equality Day Coalition)	1988-1989
9		103-89; Greater Yellowstone Symposium Planning; Barkan (NWCC)	1988-1989
10		104-89; From Wind River to London; Rudd (Jackson Hole Historical Center and Museum)	1988-1989
11		105-89; Cataloging Photos of Valley of Three Worlds Project; Jost (CWC)	1988-1989
12		106-89; Arapaho Language Classes; Moss (Arapaho Language and Culture Commission)	1989
13		107-89; Regionalism and Regional Culture; Frobish (UW American Studies)	1989
Box	Folder
31	1	108-89; Planning Grant-1990 Humanities	1989
Folder
2		109-89; Study of Mythic Western Hero; Young (Ft. Caspar Museum Association)	1989
3		110-89; International Links-Barbed Wire State; Tollefson (Natrona County School District)	1987-1989
4		111-89; Central America-Where Is It?; Hazners (Sheridan College)	1988-1989
5		112-89; Piano Portraits by John Adams; Williams (Sheridan Arts Council)	1989
6		113-89; Culture in Crisis; Karlstom (Amnesty International)	1989
7		114-89; Milward L. Simpson Humanities Award; Bachman (AMH and Wyoming State Historical Society)	1989
8		115-89; Science in a Moral Context; Bonnie Lane (Converse County School District #1)	1989
9		116-89; Tom McGuane: His Fiction and Film; Torry (UW)	1989
10		117-89; We Got There on the Train; Sessions (Wyoming Committee on Aging)	1989
11		118-89; Western Horizons Institute; Hensley (WWC)	1989
12		119-89; Great Journeys; Sturman (LCCC)	1989
13		120-89; Cheyenne Cemetery Complex; Intlekofer (City of Cheyenne)	1989
Box	Folder
32	1	121-89; Who's That Woman?; Paben (Park County Library System)	1989
Folder
2		122-89; A Visit with Larry McMurtry; Tate (Friends/Sheridan County Fulmer Library)	1989
3		123-89; Technician for Chautauqua Sites; Burton (Rocky Mountain Chautauqua)	1989
4		124-89; Sweetwater Frontier Days; Brown (Sweetwater County School District)	1989
5		125-89; Platte Bridge Encampment; Schrock (Fort Caspar Museum)	1989
6		126-89; Yellowstone Institute; Cole (Yellowstone Association)	1989
7		127-89; Wyoming Futures Reunion; Wray (Ucross)	1989
8		128-89; 1989 Summer Institute of Western American Studies; Meyerdicks (BBHC)	1989
9		129-89; Soundings; Vernon (KUWR-FM)	1989
10		130-89; Cowboy Life Exhibit; Booth (Wyoming Children's Museum)	1989
11		131-89; East Slavic Gypsy Music and Dance; Bagby (UW Modern and Classical Languages)	1989
12		132-89; Big Sandy; Bausch (Fremont County Historical Society)	1989
13		133-89; Peter-Child in War; Jordan (UW Modern and Classical Languages)	1989
14		134-89; Mike Rose/Conference on English; Booth (UW English Department)	1989
15		135-89; Big Piney Writing Project; Wilson (Big Piney School District) Denied	1989
16		136-89; Sociological and Cultural Impact of Wyoming's First Ladies; Brown (Wyoming Commission for Women)	1989
Box	Folder
33	1	137-89; Arapaho Language Camp; Moss (Arapaho Language and Culture Commission)	1989
Folder
2		138-89; Hell Gap Expeditions-Educational/Historical Tour; Eisenbarth (WAS-High Plains Chapter)	1989
3		139-89; Wyoming Centennial Anthology Meeting; Rea (ARTCORE)	1989-1990
4		140-89; Bozeman Trail Days Symposium 1989; McDermott (Ft. Phil Kearney/Bozeman Trail Association)	1989
5		141-89; Birth of Books/Native American Night; Linder (UW English Department)	1989
6		142-89; Wyoming's Centennial Radio Show; Milligan (Wyoming Chautauqua Society)	1989
7		143-89; Singular Settlers: Life in the Least Populous State; Anderson (Nicolaysen Art Museum)	1989-1990
8		144-89; 1890 a la Mode; Flynn (Cheyenne Old West Museum)	1989
9		145-89; Marseillaise Over America; Smart (ARTCORE) Denied	1989
10		146-89; WOHFA Conference; Myers (WOHFA)	1989
11		147-89; Western Arts Symposium; White (Jackson Hole Visual Arts)	1989-1990
12		148-89; Elizabethan Fair Distinguished Lectureshi; Frye (UW English Department)	1989
13		149-89; Medicine Wheel Cultural/Religious Values; Marceau (Wyoming Historic Preservation Office)	1989
14		150-89; Reader's Theatre Production; O'Brian (Laramie Plains Museum)	1989-1990
15		151-89; Art and Society: Community Lectures and School Outreach Program; Thulin (Community Visual Art Association)	1989
Box	Folder
34	1	201-89; Dennis Coelho; Hillman (Laramie County Medical Society) Mini-Grant	1989
Folder
2		202-89; Sheila Sundquist; Hafich (Cheyenne Newcomers Club) Mini-Grant	1989
3		203-89; Lou Burton; Kallal (Nova Core Carey Junior High) Mini-Grant	1989
4		204-89; WSMLA Annual Meeting; O'Meara (WSMLA)	1989
5		205-89; Adams, Sodaro, Cassity, Montrose, et al.; Rulli (CY Junior High Enrichment Committee) Mini-Grant	1989
6		206-89; Lou Burton; Fry (Wyoming Adult Continuing Education and Community Education) Mini-Grant	1989
7		207-89; Dolores Cardona; DeHerrera (Hot Springs Crisis Line) Withdrawn	1989
8		208-89; Swanson/Walker; Thomas (Meeteetse Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
9		209-89; Lynn Hull; Neil (Nicolaysen) Mini-Grant	1989
10		210-89; Mike Amundson; Lupton (Douglas Rotary Club) Mini-Grant	1989
11		211-89; Burton, Lou; Handley (Crook County School District) Mini-Grant	1989
12		212-89; Brown Wolfe, Pat; Naylor/Fisher/Wigam (Carbon County School District) Mini-Grant	1989
13		213-89; Garry/Liberty; Matthews (Carbon County High Education Center) Mini-Grant	1989
14		214-89; Cassity; Lund (Oregon-California Trails Association) Mini-Grant	1989
15		215-89; Amundson; Ring (Friends and Company) Mini-Grant	1989
16		216-89; Kathka/Brown Wolfe et al.; Butler (Weston County Library) Mini-Grant	1989
17		217-89; Garry; Howard (Natrona County School District #1) Mini-Grant	1989
18		218-89; Hull; Wray (Ucross) Mini-Grant	1989
19		219-89; Montross; Anderson (Carbon County Library System) Mini-Grant	1989
20		20-89; Francis, Kahin, Brown Wolfe, Garry; Young (Fort Caspar Museum Association) Mini-Grant	1989
21		221-89; Garry; Thomas (Meeteetse Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
22		222-89; Evans/Swanson/Kathka; Flynn (Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
23		223-89; Marta Brown; Wilson (Antique Auto Club) Mini-Grant	1989
24		224-89; Segerstrom; Thulin (Snake River Institute) Mini-Grant	1989
25		225-89; Stipends for Montana Centennial Symposium; Chapman (WCH) Mini-Grant	1989
26		226-89; Horsecapture; Healy (Friends of Washakie County Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
27		227-89; Anderson-Tire Hack Camps; Leys (USFS-Brush Creek) Mini-Grant	1989
28		229-89; Several Speakers; Booth (Wyoming Children's Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
29		230-89; Brown Wolfe; Rudd (Jackson Hole Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
30		231-89; Nancy Anderson; Ellis (Wally Byan Caravan Club) Mini-Grant	1989
31		232-89; Mike Amundson; Collamer (Saratoga Historical and Cultural Association) Mini-Grant	1989
32		233-89; Brown Wolfe, Francis; Brace (Fremont County Pioneer Museum) Mini-Grant	1989
Box	Folder
35	1	400-89; Historical Map of Wyoming; Luhr (Fellowship) Denied	1989
Folder
2		401-89; Peggy Simson Curry's Wyoming; Gunderson (Fellowship) Denied	1989
3		402-89; Living Generations; Barnes (Fellowship) Denied	1989
4		403-89; Life, Tales, Legends/Albany County; Crouse (Fellowship) Denied	1989
5		404-89; Arapaho Language; Ihm (Fellowship)	1989
6		405-89; Rolling Pin Rules; Sidle (Fellowship)	1989
7		406-89; Finding Our Traditions; Fraser (Fellowship)	1989
8		407-89; Wyoming-A Hundred Years; Wilcox (Fellowship) Denied	1989
9		408-89; Northern Arapaho Symbolism; Spoonhunter (Fellowship)	1989
10		409-89; Cheyenne-The First Three Years; Parkin (Fellowship) Denied	1989
11		410-89; Playscript of Wyoming History; Page and Sandoe (Fellowship) Denied	1989
12		411-89; Century of Wyoming Photographers; Ehernberger (Fellowship) Denied	1989
13		412-89; Video History of the Territorial Prison; Lemire (Fellowship) Denied	1989
14		413-89; To Make the Desert Bloom; Hoopengarner (Fellowship)	1989
15		414-89; Life and Death of Caspar Collins; Wittmayer (Fellowship) Denied	1989
16		415-89; Education of a Progressive Teacher; Migliazzo (Fellowship)	1989
17		416-89; Popular Content of Indian Images; Volkmar (Fellowship) Denied	1989
18		417-89; Shoshoni/Arapaho History in the Pre-Reservation Era; Calloway (Fellowship) Denied	1989
19		418-89; Wind River Pioneers; Mockler (Fellowship) Denied	1989
20		419-89; Sunday School Movement in Wyoming; Hallberg (Fellowship) Denied	1989
21		420-89; Homestead and Royalty of Wyoming; Granaas (Fellowship) Denied	1989
22		421-89; On The Road-In Wyoming; Anderson (Fellowship) Denied	1989
23		422-89; Stipends for Trails Symposium; Emerson, Cotherman et al. (Fellowship)	1989
24		426-89; Lora Nicholls Collection; Anderson (Fellowship)	1989
Box	Folder
36	1	001-90; Northern Arapaho of Wind River; Spoonhunter (North American Indian Heritage Center) Denied	1989
Folder
2		002-90; Our West: Frontier Experience in Western Wyoming; Hensley (Western Wyoming College)	1989-1990
3		003-90; Historic Ranches of Wyoming Exhibit; Sandoval (Wyoming Wool Growers) Denied	1989
4		004-90; Wyoming Centennial Radio Show; Milligan (Wyoming Chautauqua Society) Denied	1989
5		005-90; Western Movement: Changing Faces of Wyoming; Wolz (Caspar College)	1989
6		006-90; Wyoming Star Catchers; Brown (High Plains Energy Technology Center)	1989
7		007-90; Prehistoric Ceramics of Southwestern Wyoming; Daron (WWC)	1990-1991
8		008-90; 1990 Summer Institute in Western American Studies; Comstock (BBHC)	1990-1991
9		009-90; Wyoming in the Literary Imagination; Nesbitt (EWC) Denied	1990
10		010-90; To Reach for the Stars; Brown (HPETCF) Denied	1989-1990
Box	Folder
37	1	011-90; Bootleg Exhibit; Jones (Fossil Country Futures, Inc.)	1990
Folder
2		012-90; Centennial Institute; Kathka (AMH)	1990-1992
3		013-90; Basic Dictionary of Eastern Shoshone; Wagon (Eastern Shoshone LCC/Business Council)	1990-1992
4		014-90; Fort Caspar Western History Speakers Series; Schrock (Fort Caspar Museum Association)	1990
5		016-90; Wyoming Territorial Prison Site Grand Opening; Francis (Wyoming Territorial Prison)	1990
6		017-90; Symposium: Representing Wyoming; Boehme (BBHC)	1990-1991
7		018-90; French Language Institute; Picherit (Wyoming Center for Teaching and Learning, UW) Denied	1990
8		019-90; International Studies Institutes; Gribb (Wyoming Center for Teaching and Learning)	1990-1991
Box	Folder
38	1	020-90; Once and Future King: Arthurian; Aronstein (Wyoming Center for Teaching and Learning) Denied	1990
Folder
2		021-90; Summer Institute: Russian Language; Bagby (Wyoming Center for Teaching and Language) Denied	1990
3		022-90; Pony Express Club; Satchwell (UW Housing)	1990
4		023-90; Oral History of Southeastern Uinta County; Gaylord (Mountain View Centennial Committee) Denied	1990
5		024-90; Livestock Brands/Green River Valley; Carr (Green River Valley Museum, et al.) Denied	1990
6		025-90; Ft. Bridger Mormon Wall Archaeological Project; Hauff (Ft. Bridger State Historical Site)	1990
7		026-90; Wyoming History Day; Bachman/Rollins (Wyoming State Historical Society) Denied	1990
8		027-90; Frontier Crossroads Legacy Day; Simkins (Texas Trail Museum)	1990-1991
Box	Folder
39	1	028-90; Faces of Wind River; Oleson (North American Indian Heritage Center)	1990-1991
Folder
2		029-90; Centennial Conference on Wyoming History; McDermott (WAAH)	1990
3		030-90; No Man's Land/Red Desert; Kahin (Dubois Museum et al.)	1989-1990
4		031-90; MASK! From Commedia to Bauhaus; Mauawad (IMAGO, Theatre Mask Ensemble)	1989-1990
5		032-90; High Plains Public Archaeology; Reher (UW Anthropology)	1990
6		033-90; Cheyenne Airport Historical Project; Elwood (Cheyenne Airport Board) Denied	1990
7		034-90; Nature, Culture, Human Values; Dray (Snake River Institute) Denied	1990
8		101-90; Cody Complex and Fort Bonneville; Daron (WWC Natural History Museum)	1990
9		102-90; Annual Audubon Program, 1990; Demorest (Murie Chapter of Audubon)	1989-1990
10		103-90; Tom Kinser State High School Jazz Festival; Winters (Casper College)	1989-1990
11		104-90; Ice Lantern Festival; Christy (Washakie County Centennial Committee)	1990
12		105-90; Martin Luther King Speaking; Ware (Association of Black Student Leaders)	1989-1990
13		106-90; Celebrating the Centennial; Burton (East Larimer County Arts Council and LCCC)	1989-1990
Box	Folder
40	1	107-90; Foremothers and Granddaughters; Holland (Teton County Library/Jackson Community Education)	1990
Folder
2		108-90; Picaresque II-Mini Chautauqua; Pelon (Picaresque II)	1989-1990
3		109-90; A Trip Through History; Flynn (Cheyenne Frontier Days OWM)	1990-1991
4		110-90; American Voter: In Search of Ethics; Lex (League of Women Voters)	1990
5		111-90; Women in Wyoming-Then and Now; Swan (Uinta County Library)	1990
6		112-90; Smith-Sherlock and Tibbals; Guenther (SPC)	1990
7		113-90; Nature/Culture/Human Values; Sullivan (Snake River Institute)	1990
8		114-90; Wyoming Women's History; McDaniels (Wyoming Commission for Women)	1990
9		115-90; Johnson County: In the Scheme; Myers (Johnson County Historical Society)	1990-1991
10		116-90; Maria Thaddeus: Childhood in Sunshine and Shadow; Jordan (UW Modern and Classical Languages)	1990
11		117-90; Getting Along in the Good Old Days; Ambler (Yellowstone Association)	1990
12		118-90; Wyoming in the Literary Imagination; Nesbitt (EWC)	1990
13		119-90; Space in Perspective; Brown (High Plains Energy Technology Center)	1990-1991
Box	Folder
41	1	120-90; Technician for Rocky Mountain Chautauqua; Burton (Wyoming Chautauqua Society)	1990
Folder
2		121-90; The American Bison; Provo (Wildlife/American West Museum)	1990
3		122-90; Planning Grant: German Language Curriculum Development; Mayer et al. (Wyoming Foreign Language Teacher's Association) Denied	1990
4		123-90; Lakeview Cemetery Walking Tour; Intlekofer (Cheyenne Cemetery Division)	1990
5		124-90; Arapaho Language Camp; Moss (Arapaho Language/Culture Commission)	1990
6		125-90; Outlaw Land-Fact or Fiction; Fleming (Little Snake River Valley Centennial Committee)	1990
7		126-90; Humanities Festival on Language; Springer-Davis (Casper College)	1990
8		127-90; Yellowstone Institute Humanities Courses; Struebel (Yellowstone Association)	1990
9		128-90; From Barns to Big Bands; Evans (UW American Studies) Denied	1990
10		129-90; Bobby Bridger and Company; Barlow (Museum of the Mountain Man)	1990
11		130-90; Marilyn Niewoehners Fashion Revue; Schoenwald (Hot Springs Arts Council) Denied	1990
12		131-90; 1838 Rendezvous Encampment; Boesch (1838 Rendezvous Association)	1990
Box	Folder
42	1	132-90; Soundings; Vernon (KUWR-FM)	1990-1991
Folder
2		133-90; Western Heritage Festival; McLaughlin (Pinedale Fine Arts Council)	1990
3		134-90; Big Horn Basin Centennial Roundup; James (BH Basin Centennial Roundup Committee)	1990
4		135-90; Screen and Scriptwriting Weekend; Raines (Casper College Division of Language and Literature)	1990-1991
5		136-90; Ballad of the West/Bobby Bridger; Freeman (Fort Bridger Rendezvous Association)	1990
6		137-90; Plenary Session on Ethics; Green (Wyoming Chapter of American Society for Public Administration)	1990
7		138-90; Annotated Bibliography of Fremont County; Barber (Fremont County Library) Denied	1990
8		140-90; Teresa Jordan Comes Home; Warfel (ADC and LCCC Cultural Committee)	1990-1991
9		141-90; Federal Agency Decision Making and Native American Religion; Boggs (University of Montana) Denied	1990
10		142-90; The Drums of Winter; Effinger (Teton County Library)	1990-1991
11		143-90; Landmark; Hosking (Vigilante Players, Inc.)	1990-1991
Box	Folder
43	1	201-90; Eric Sorg as Buffalo Bill Cody; Mori/Lehtoma/Harper (WWC Outreach)	1990
Folder
2		202-90; Amundson-Stimpson	1990
3		203-90; Garry/Kathka; Newson (Conestoga Elementary)	1990
4		204-90; Patt Brown Wolfe; Carlson (Mountain View School)	1990
5		205-90; Montross; Nevins (Crow Creek Questers)	1990
6		206-90; Swanson/Burton; Morton (LCCC and WCW)	1990
7		207-90; Coelho; Thein (Cheyenne Bishop's Guild)	1990
8		208-90; Sorg as Cody; Webb (Glenrock Community Education)	1990
9		209-90; Hull; Thorpe (NWCC)	1990
10		210-90; Frison and Francis; McGough (Big Horn County Historical Society)	1990
11		211-90; Lynne Swanson; Cruea (Glenrock High School)	1990
12		212-90; Montross; Johnston (Foster Grandparent Program)	1990
13		213-90; Warder; Doyle (Johnson County School District)	1990
14		214-90; Coelho; Eastman (LDS Church, Cheyenne)	1990
15		215-90; Nancy Anderson; Palm (Wyoming History Day, District #6)	1990
16		216-90; Swanson, Adams, and Sodaro; Myers (Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum)	1990
17		217-90; Guenther; Sheinkar (Sweetwater County School District)	1990
18		218-90; Montross; Roth (Sweetwater County Library System)	1990
19		219-90; Amundson; Long (Rock River School)	1990
20		220-90; Sorg, Eric; Collier (Crook County Library)	1990
21		221-90; Kathka; Stevenson (Pine Bluffs Chamber of Commerce)	1990
22		222-90; Cassity; Fry (Wyoming Adult Continuing Education Association)	1990
23		223-90; Cassity; Connor (Rawlins Centennial Committee)	1990
24		224-90; Sorg, Eric; Handley (Pine Haven Branch Library)	1990
25		225-90; Warder; Duncan (Hanna Elementary School)	1990
26		226-90; Warder; White (Washakie County School District)	1990
27		227-90; Kathka; Van Velzor (Cheyenne Executive Club)	1990
28		228-90; Several Speakers; Wilcox (East Junior High)	1990
29		229-90; Several Speakers; Nachtigall (Positive Living Motivators)	1990
30		230-90; Adams and Sodaro; Anderson (Carbon County Library System)	1990
31		231-90; Montross; Nachtigall (Gilchrist Elementary)	1990
32		232-90; Coelho and Evans; Reynolds (UW Cooperative Extension Service)	1990
33		233-90; Anderson; Chapman (Carbon County School District #1)	1990
34		234-90; Coelho; Lewis (Laramie County Library System)	1990
35		235-90; Francis and Marshall; Sturman (LCCC and Wyoming State Museum)	1990
Box	Folder
44	1	236-90; Marous; Effinger (Teton County Library)	1990
Folder
2		237-90; Shalinsky; Tollefson (Natrona County School District)	1990
3		238-90; Sorg; Bebout (Wyoming Honor Farm)	1990
4		401-90; Cheyenne and Crow Stories: Northeastern Wyoming; McDermott (Fellowship)	1990
5		402-90; Wagon Wheels and Trail Life; Darnell (Fellowship)	1990
6		403-90; Early History of Wyoming State Penitentiary at Rawlins; Setright (Fellowship)	1990
7		404-90; Missiles in Platte County; Case (Fellowship)	1990
8		405-90; Inventory of Robert Anderson Tape Recordings; Liberty (Fellowship)	1990
9		406-90; Medicine Wheel Survey; Crabtree (Fellowship)	1990
10		407-90; Understanding Wyoming Culture; Ellison (Fellowship)	1990
11		408-90; Cultural Influences on Alcohol Use in Northeastern Wyoming; Davidson (Fellowship)	1990
12		409-90; Garry (Fellowship)	1990
13		410-90; Pony Express; Dannen (Fellowship)	1990
14		411-90; Missionary of the Rockies: de Smet; McBride (Fellowship)	1990
15		412-90; Flying in Wyoming; Brown (Fellowship)	1990
16		413-90; History of the "Little Brown School"; Husdale (Fellowship)	1990
17		414-90; Editing Two Diaries of 1871 Yellowstone Expedition; Merrill (Fellowship)	1990
18		415-90; From Cowpoke to U.S. Senator: John B. Kendrick; Carroll (Fellowship)	1990
19		416-90; History of Tom Horn in Wyoming; Carlson (Fellowship)	1990
20		417-90; In Their American West: Grassroots Conceptions; Davis (Fellowship)	1990
21		418-90; Impact of Voluntary Infantry on Settlement Along the Oregon Trail; Griffin (Fellowship)	1990
22		419-90; American Metis and the Family of Alexander Colbertson; Wischmann (Fellowship)	1990
23		420-90; Lifestyle/Health/Lean Buffalo Meat Project; Komma (Fellowship)	1990
24		421-90; Roman Nose: War Leader of the Cheyenne; Gardiner (Fellowship)	1990
25		422-90; Humanism and National Park Management: Yellowstone's Personality of Place; Meyer (Fellowship)	1990
26		423-90; Hospice for a Dying Town; O'Jack (Fellowship)	1990
27		424-90; History of Contract Surveys of the Public Domain in Wyoming; Stoughton (Fellowship)	1990
28		425-90; Ghosts: The Modern Culture of Wyoming Ghost Towns; Lindner (Fellowship)	1990
29		426-90; Knitting Machine/Design School; Komma (Fellowship)	1990
30		427-90; Biography of John B. Kendrick; Rhode (Fellowship)	1990
31		428-90; Reverend William Bradford Dodge Gray: Itinerant Pioneer; Carlson (Fellowship)	1990
32		429-90; Gravesites and History of Desert Homesteaders; Smith (Fellowship)	1990
33		Trails Proposal 1-90; South Pass City; Guenther (Mini-Grant)	1990
34		Trails Proposal 2-90; Western Wyoming College; Hensley (Mini-Grant)	1990
35		Trails Proposal 3-90; Meister (Sheridan County Library)(Mini-Grant)	1990
36		Trails Proposal 4-90; Swan (Uinta County Library) (Mini-Grant)	1990
Box	Folder
45	1	001-91; The Wilderness Idea; Hott (Wisconsin Academy of Science)	1990-1992
Folder
2		002-91; The Power of Language; Springer-Davis (Casper College)	1990-1991
3		003-91; New Visions, No Boundaries; West (Wyoming Chautauqua Society) Denied	1990-1991
4		004-91; Representations of Educators in Literature; Jackson (UW-Arts and Sciences and Education Departments)	1990
5		005-91; No Man's Land; Kahin (Dubois Museum)	1990-1991
6		006-91; Fire Lines; Tankersley (Yellowstone Association) Denied	1990
7		007-91; Japan: Tradition and Change; Brady (Casper College-Social Sciences)	1991
Box	Folder
46	1	008-91; In Praise of Women: A Celebration of Women's History Month; Holland (Teton County Task Force) Denied	1990-1991
Folder
2		009-91; Coal Mining Research and Exhibit; Daron (Fossil Country Frontier Museum)	1991-1992
3		010-91; Bringing the Bill of Rights Home; Gillum (Casper College)	1990-1991
4		011-91; Our West: The Legacy, The Vision; Hensley (WWC; Western Horizons Institute)	1991
5		012-91; Jackson Hole Rephotographic Project; Sharsmith (Teton County Historical Society) Denied	1990-1991
6		013-91; An Historic Exhibit-History of Lake Village; Shively (Yellowstone Association) Denied	1990-1991
7		014-91; Indian Gaming-The Social Panacea?; O'Hashi (Northern Arapaho Tribal Commission) Denied	1990-1991
Folders
8-9		015-91; Independence Rock: Formation, Mind, Metaphor; King (Stage III)	1991-1992
Box	Folder
47	1	016-91; Arranging, Describing Francis Warren Papers; Wilsted (UW-American Heritage Center) Denied	1990-1991
Folder
2		017-91; Planning Meeting: Cowboy Songs; Comstock (BBHC) Denied	1990-1991
3		018-91; The Last Stand: The Battle of Little Big Horn; Craig (Filmmakers Collaborative)	1990-1991
4		019-91; Women and Communication; Taylor, Sindt (UW-WIDT) Denied	1991
5		020-91; National Forest Centennial-North Platte Valley; Carroll (Saratoga-Platte Valley Chamber of Commerce) Denied	1991
6		021-91; Indian Gaming-Social Panacea?; O'Hashi (Northern Arapaho Tribe) Denied	1991
Folders
7-8		022-91; A Bicentennial Commemoration of the Bill of Rights; McIlvain (LCCC-Social Science Division)	1991-1992
Folder
9		023-91; Rock Springs Chinatown Project; Creasman (WWC-Archaeological Services) Denied	1991
Box	Folder
48	1	024-91; Wyoming: Buffalo Commons and Future of the Great Plains; Welsh (University of Northern Colorado)	1991-1992
Folder
2		025-91; Summer Institute in Western American Studies; Comstock (BBHC)	1991
3		026-91; Wyoming Writer's Conference; Powell (UW-Conference Institute)	1991
4		027-91; Pony Express Club; Satchwell/Boysen (UW-Housing)	1991
5		028-91; Love and Violence in the New West; Deuel (Artcore/CC-Language and Literature)	1991
6		029-91; Meditations on the Oregon Trail; Poush (Artcore) Denied	1991
7		030-91; The Last West; Schecter (American Frontier Film Project) Denied	1991
Folders
8-9		031-91; 1991 Arapaho Language Camp/Classes; Moss (Arapaho Language Commission/Northern Arapaho Tribe)	1991-1992
Box	Folder
49	1	101-91; Filming of Exhibit, "Wounded Knee-Lest We Forget"; Wolman (South Dakota Peace and Justice Center) Denied	1990
Folder
2		102-91; The Mind-Body Connection: Stages of a Woman's Life; Noble (UW-Extended Studies) Denied	1990
3		103-91; Contemporary Literary Fiction; Raines (Casper College-English Department) Denied	1990
4		104-91; The Livestock Brands of the Green River Valley; Carr (Green River Valley Museum)	1991
5		105-91; Young Author's Program; Glaeseman (Worland Reading Association)	1991
6		106-91; Country is as Country Does; Garry (Great Plains Lore and Natural History)	1990
7		107-91; Two Days with Gary Hogg; Lester (Uinta County Reading Council) Denied	1990
8		108-91; Making Knowledge Serve Human Betterment; Cotherman (UW-Department of Education) Denied	1990
9		109-91; Making Historical Photos More Accessible to Humanities Scholars; Wilsted (UW-American Heritage Center)	1991
10		110-91; Junior Great Books Program; Bailey (Park County School District #6)	1991
11		111-91; Planning Grant, 1992 Humanities Festival; Durham (Casper College)	1991
Box	Folder
50	1	112-91; Wind River Archive Project; Kahin (Dubois Museum) Denied	1990-1991
Folder
2		113-91; Trail End Historic Site Clipping File Project; Liberty (Trail End Historic Site) Denied	1990-1991
3		114-91; Public Lecture, Johanson; Creasman (WWC-Natural History Museum)	1991
4		115-91; Wyoming Folk Arts Handbook; Evans (Wyoming State Handbook)	1991-1992
5		116-91; East German Reality-Then and Now; Hanson (UW-Department of Classical and Modern Languages)	1991
6		117-91; 1838 Rendezvous Encampment; Boesch (1838 Rendezvous Association) Denied	1991
7		118-91; The Continuing Legacy: The Tibbals Costume Collection; Guenther (Friends of South Pass)	1991
8		119-91; Home on the Range; Simpson (UW-College of Education) Denied	1990-1991
9		120-91; Days of Glory: The History of Lake Village; Shively (Yellowstone Association)	1991
10		121-91; An Evening with Shakespeare; Moran (Wyoming Association of Teachers of English)	1991-1992
11		122-91; Nature, Culture and Human Values; Marden (Snake River Institute) Denied	1991
Box	Folder
51	1	123-91; Planning Meeting: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads; Comstock (BBHC)	1991
Folder
2		124-91; Medicine Lodge SAS Interpretive Exhibit; Taylor (Wyoming State Parks and Historic Sites)	1991-1992
3		125-91; Indian Culture and How it is Communicated through Books; Clark (Wyoming Youth Treatment Center) Denied	1991
4		126-91; Wyoming Higher Education Student Affairs Conference; Sims (Northwest College) Denied	1991
5		127-91; Western Heritage Festival; Meiring (Pinedale Fine Arts Council)	1991
6		128-91; Maria Thaddeus: Brothers Grimm; Jordan (UW-Modern and Classical Languages)	1991
7		129-91; Tom Horn Kick and Growl; Carlson (Tom Horn Kick and Growl) Denied	1991
8		130-91; Folk Art Environments: The Year of American Craft; Gappmeyer (Nicolaysen Art Museum)	1991-1992
9		131-91; Fort Bridger Mormon Wall, Phase II; Byers (Ft. Bridger State Historical Site)	1991-1992
10		132-91; Rodeo; McLaughlin (Crook County Museum and Art Gallery) Denied	1991
Box	Folder
52	1	133-91; Gender and Communication; Taylor (UW-WIDT) Denied	1991
Folder
2		134-91; Environment, Culture and the Future of the Great Plains; Welsh (UNC Research Corporation)	1991-1992
3		135-91; Encounters with Western Writers; Linn (Western Wyoming Community College) Denied	1991
4		136-91; Technology, Alienation and Human Values; Sherline/Resnick (UW-Arts and Sciences Dean's Office)	1991-1992
5		137-91; Interrogating Old Myths; Agte (Artcore/CC Language and Literature)	1991-1992
6		138-91; Native American Attitudes and Beliefs Concerning Thermal Features; Tankersley (Yellowstone Association) Denied	1991
7		139-91; Willa Cather Speaks; Olsen (Natrona County Library Foundation)	1991
8		140-91; Willa Cather Speaks; Butler (Weston County Library Foundation)	1991
9		141-91; Willa Cather Speaks; Simpson (Albany County Library Foundation)	1991
10		142-91; Columbus, Great Plains and Current Indian Cultures; Wilkes (Casper College) Denied	1991
11		143-91; Emerging Issues: A Map of the Thicket; Garrett (League of Women Voters-Wyoming) Denied	1991
12		144-91; Planning for the West of Color; Ravage (UW-Department of Communication) Denied	1991
13		145-91; Native Americans and the Thermal Features of Yellowstone National Park; Tankersley (Yellowstone Association)	1991-1992
Box	Folder
53	1	201-91; Coelho, "What the Cowboys Really Sang About"; Jackson (Delta Kappa Gamma)	1990
Folder
2		202-91; Nachtigal; lMontross (Delta Kappa Gamma)	1990
3		203-91; Swanson; Kline (Westerners, Cheyenne Corral)	1990
4		204-91; Dennis Coelho Program; Kline (Cheyenne Corral of the Westerners)	1990
5		205-91; Julie Francis; Guenther (Friends of South Pass)	1991
6		206-91; David Kathka; Boyd (Buffalo Ridge Elementary)	1991
7		207-91; Timothy Evans; Bennett (UW Women's Center)	1991
8		208-91; Eric Sorg; Olson (Fremont County Library)	1991
9		209-91; Eric Sorg; Amend (Greybull Branch Library)	1991
10		210-91; Swanson as Mary Walker; Gaptor (South Pass Historic Site)	1991
11		211-91; Eric Sorg; Wegner (Rocky Mountain High School)	1991
12		212-91; Dennis Coelho; Nystrom (Wyoming State Historical Society)	1991
13		213-91; Lynne Swanson; Collins (Slater Women's Club)	1991
14		214-91; Eric Sorg; Oldman (Grand Encampment Museum)	1991
15		215-91; Michael Cassity; Eisenhauer (Platte County Historical Society)	1991
16		216-91; Gravesites and History of Desert Homesteaders; Smith (Fellowship) Denied	1991
17		302-91; The Paintings and Patrons of Virginia Frederick Large; Evertz (Fellowship)	1992
18		303-91; From Past to Present: Women's Educational Progress; Armstrong and Travis (Fellowship) Denied	1991
19		304-91; Merrit Dana Houghton: A Complete Catalog of Wyoming Views; Amundson (Fellowship)	1991-1992
20		305-91; Continuing the Biography of an American Cowboy; Stonehouse (Fellowship) Denied	1991
21		306-91; Hispanic Folklore and Legends in Bighorn Basin; Gutierrez (Fellowship)	1991-1995
22		307-91; Ski History of Jackson Hole; Thuermer (Fellowship) Denied	1991
23		308-91; Lasting Legacy: Memoirs of a Woman Trail Boss; Pyatt (Fellowship) Denied	1991
24		401-91; Book Discussion Common Ground; Hopkins (Glenrock Branch Library)	1991-1992
25		402-9; Book DiscussionTrails: Toward a New Western History; Wright (Campbell County Public Library)	1991
26		403-91; Book Discussion Common Ground; Lehtoma (Good Books Discussion Group)	1991-1992
27		404-91; Book Discussion Journey Inward; Simpson (Albany County Public Library)	1991-1992
28		405-91; Book Discussion Trails; Helen Graham (Sheridan County Library)	1991-1992
Box	Folder
54	1	001-92; Interwoven Legacies: 1492-1992; Durham (Casper College)	1991-1992
Folder
2		001-92 b; Interwoven Legacies: 1492-1992; Durham (Casper College)	1991-1992
3		002-92; After Equality: Women's Lives in Wyoming; Anderson (Nicolaysen Art Museum) Denied	1991
4		003-92; The Living Roots of Music; Pelon (Picaresque II)	1991-1992
5		004-92; Cheyenne Airport Historical Project; Elwood (Cheyenne Airport Board) Denied	1991
6		005-92; Mardy Murie Film Project; Samford (Snake River Institute)	1991-1993
7		005-92 b; Mardy Murie Film Project; Samford (Snake River Institute)	1991-1993
8		006-92; Winter Moons; Tate-Canterna (UW Theater and Dance) Denied	1991
9		007-92; Western Sojourners: A Search for Plent; yWest (Wyoming Chautauqua Society) Denied	1991
Box	Folder
55	1	008-92; Our West: Just Passing Through; Hensley (Western Horizons Institute/WWCC)	1991-1992
Folder
2		009-92; Looking Over the Rim: A Model Project for International Education; Tollefson (Natrona County School District #1)	1991
3		010-92; Jewish America: The Making of the West; Tobias (MSU-Department of Media and Theatre)	1992-1994
4		011-92; Cheyenne Frontier Days-History and Change; Wilson (Cheyenne Frontier Days OWM) Denied	1992
5		012-92; Symposium for the Exhibition of "Discovered Lands, Invented Pasts: Transforming Visions of the American West"; Boehme (BBHC) Denied	1992
6		013-92; 1992 Summer Institute in Western American Studies; Comstock (BBHC)	1992
Box	Folder
56	1	014-92; Using Primary Resources to Teach Wyoming History in the Schools; Wilsted (UW-American Heritage Center)	1992-1994
Folder
2		015-92; Wyoming Cowboy Craft Exhibit and Catalogue; Bachman (Wyoming State Fair)	1992-1993
3		016-92; Arapaho Language Camp and Adult Literacy Classes; Moss (Arapaho Language Committee/Arapaho Tribe) Denied	1991-1992
4		017-92; Outlaw Trail; Oster (El Dorado Equestrian Trails) Denied	1991-1992
5		018-92; Humanities-Connections: A Course of Study; McDowell (Laramie County School District #1) Denied	1992
6		019-92; Restructuring for the Twenty-first Century; McDowell (Laramie County School District #1) Denied	1992
7		020-92; Seeds of Change Along the Oregon Trail; Byers (Fort Bridger State Museum)	1992-1993
Box	Folder
57	1	021-92; Nature, Culture and Human Values; McIntosh (Snake River Institute) Denied	1991-1992
Folder
2		022-92; Symposium for, "Discovered Lands, Invented Pasts: Transforming Visions of the American West"; Boehme (BBHC)	1992
3		023-92; 100 Years of Western Literature; Devine (UW-American Heritage Center)	1992-1993
4		024-92; Bringing the Bill of Rights Home; Crews (Casper College) Denied	1991-1992
5		025-92; Cowgirls; Lane (The Center for Women/Work)	1991-1992
6		026-92; Traditional Arts in Wyoming's Star Valley; Evans (UW-American Studies Program)	1992-1993
7		027-92; The Good War (WWII) in Wyoming; Ewig (Wyoming Historical Society)	1992-1996
8		028-92; Native American Environmental Awareness; Vivion (Native American Heritage Conservancy) Denied	1992
Box	Folder
58	1	029-92; Pony Express Club; Forster (UW-Housing Department)	1992
Folder
2		030-92; Minerva Teichert Exhibition and Related Educational Programming; Gappmeyer (Nicolaysen Art Museum) Withdrawn	1992-1993
3		031-92; Main Street, Wyoming; Calvert (KCWC-TV)	1992-1993
4		032-92; 1992 Arapaho Language Camp and Adult Literacy Classes; Moss (Arapaho Language/Arapaho Tribe)	1992-1993
5		033-92; Wyoming Passages; McClure (Atlantic City Historical Society) Denied	1992
6		034-92; A Question of Loyalty; Omori (Hearts and Hands Media Arts)	1992-1994
7		035-92; The Reading-Writing Connection; Deuel (Artcore)	1992
8		101-92; Sinks Canyon Overview; Trembly (Sinks Canyon State Park)	1991-1992
9		102-92; Integrating the Humanities in Advanced Placement History; McDowell (Laramie County School District #1)	1991-1992
Box	Folder
59	1	103-92; Planning for the "West of Color"; Ravage (UW-Department of Communication)	1991-1992
Folder
2		104-92; A Civil War in Wyoming; Wilsted (UW-American Heritage Center)	1991-1993
3		105-92; Martin Luther King-Equality Day Celebration; Phillips (Western State Baptist Convention)	1991-1992
4		106-92; Video of "Interwoven Legacies: 1492-1992"; Murphy (UW-School of Extended Studies)	1991
5		107-92; Multi-Cultural Film Festival; North (Casper College)	1991-1992
6		108-92; Frontier Days; Job (Sweetwater County School District #1)	1991-1992
7		109-92; An Evening with Elena Castedo; Healy (Sheridan County Library/Sheridan College)	1992
8		110-92; WWII Planning Committee; Ewig (Wyoming State Historical Society)	1992
9		111-92; Video of "Interwoven Legacies"; Murphy (UW-School of Extended Studies)	1992-1993
10		112-92; Beyond Ellis Island: The Wyoming Immigrant Experience; Joyce (Wyoming State Historical Society)	1992
11		113-92; Women's History Month Seminar; Bennett (UW Women's Center)	1992
12		114-92; Gender and the American West Teacher's Institute; Welsh (UNC Research Corporation)	1992-1993
13		115-92; Third Annual Western Heritage Festiva; lMcLaughlin (Pinedale Fine Arts Council)	1992
14		116-92; Claiming the Landscape: The West and African American Experience; Sandeen (UW-American Studies)	1992
Box	Folder
60	1	117-92; Women, Perestroika, and the New Freedom; Taylor (UW Women's Studies) Denied	1992
Folder
2		118-92; Humanities Speakers Series; Iveson (Jackson Museum/Teton County Historical Society)	1992
3		119-92; Lynne Swanson; Nachtigall (Delta Kappa Gamma) Denied	1992
4		120-92; Paths to the Present: The Oregon Trail in Wyoming Revisited; Wesswick (UW Retirees)	1992
5		121-92; Lecture: Paleoindian Studies in the Rocky Mountain Region; Creaseman (WWCC) Denied	1992
6		122-92; Freedom and Salvation: Reflections on the Meanings of Passover and Easter; Asimow (Jewish and St. Paul Centers)	1992
7		123-92; Humanities Speakers Series; Iveson (Jackson Hole Museum/TCHS) Denied	1992
8		124-92; Archaeology Week Project; Gaulke (Washakie County Museum and Cultural Center)	1992
9		125-92; Indexing Wyoming Research Resources; Gordon (Sheridan County Genealogical Society)	1992
10		126-92; A Tale of Two Energy Resources; Traylor (Green River Valley Museum) Denied	1992
11		127-92; Yellowstone Institute Humanities Courses: Scholarships for Wyoming Teachers; Nelson (Yellowstone Association)	1992
12		128-92; Soundings; Collini (KUWR-TV)	1992-1993
13		129-92; Bozeman Trail Biographies Project; Curtiss (Ft. Kearney/Bozeman Trail Association)	1992
14		130-92; Life on the Northern Plains: A Lecture Series; Young (Fort Casper Museum Association)	1992
15		131-92; Wyoming Territorial Park Summer Speaker Series; Hauf (Wyoming Territorial Park)	1992
16		132-92; Chittum Photographic Collection; Kahin (Wind River Historical Center)	1992-1993
Box	Folder
61	1	133-92; The Columbian Exchange in the Southwestern Teachers Institute; Welsh (UNC Research Corporation) Denied	1992
Folder
2		134-92; South Pass City Fourth of July Celebration; Foster (Wyoming Department of Commerce)	1992
3		135-92; International Negotiation Projec; Green (Natrona School District #1) Denied	1992
4		136-92; Looking Back on the Johnson County War; McDermott (Johnson County Historical Society)	1992
5		137-92; Emigrant Trail Interpretive Display; McIver (Western Plains Historic Preservation)	1992
6		138-92; Western Women Who Write; Hasselstrom (Teton County Library)	1992
7		139-92; The Hunter-Warrior Tradition on the High Plains; Lockman (Wyoming Game and Fish Department)	1992
8		140-92; Picturing the Past; Sandeen (UW-American Studies)	1992-1993
9		141-92; Western Art Symposium; Provo (Wildlife of the American West)	1992
10		142-92; Contemporary Poetry Through Biography; Myers (Johnson County Library)	1992-1993
11		143-92; Inspirada Americana; Costopoulos (Platte County School District #2)	1992
12		144-92; Teacher Pre-Visit Program; Wilson (Old West Museum)	1992-1993
13		145-92; Christopher Columbus Chautauqua; Iverson (Mountain-Plains Library Association)	1992-1993
Box	Folder
62	1	146-92; MRS: Discovery Meetings; Schilling (Wyoming Heritage Foundation) Denied	1992
Folder
2		147-92; Learning Style Kits; Sherman (Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom) Denied	1992
3		148-92; Inspirada Americana; White Eagle (Bureau of Reclamation/Casper College)	1992
4		149-92; The Tibbals Cabin Exhibit: Evidence of Social Stratification in Nineteenth Century South Pass City; Guenther (Friends of South Pass City) Denied	1992
5		150-92; Coelho; Howar (National Federation of the Music Clubs)	1992
6		202-92; Coelho; Parkins (Laramie County Library)	1991-1992
7		203-92; Sacred and Secular; Simpson (Albany County Library Foundation)	1992-1993
8		204-92; The Journey Inward; Butler (Weston County Library)	1992-1993
9		205-92; Being Ethnic: Becoming American; Hopkins (Glenrock Branch Library)	1992-1993
10		206-92; Science, Technology and Human Values; Deering (Riverton Branch Library)	1992-1993
11		207-92; Being Ethnic, Becoming American; Kandolin (Converse County Public Library)	1992-1993
12		208-92; Seeking Common Ground; Wright (Campbell County Public Library)	1992-1993
13		209-92; Sacred and Secular; Eldan (Good Books Discussion Group)	1992-1993
14		210-92; Wilderness and the American Mind; Wilson (Old West Museum)	1992-1993
15		211-92; The Journey Inward; Graham (Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library)	1992-1993
16		212-92; Seeking Common Ground; Phillips (Friends of Riverside Library)	1992-1993
17		213-92; Seeking Common Ground; Sullivan (Snake River Institute)	1992-1993
Box	Folder
63	1	214-92; Wilderness and the American Mind; Lavino (Wildlife of the American West Art Museum)	1992-1993
Folder
2		215-92; Seeds of Change Exhibit; Bachman (Wyoming State Museum)	1992-1995
3		216-92; Sacred and Secular; Roth (Sweetwater County Library System)	1992-1993
4		301-92; Cody's Legacy; Sorg (Fellowship) Denied	1992
5		302-92; Hidden Thunder; Rawlins (Fellowship)	1992-1994
6		303-92; Land and People: An Environmental History of the Wind River Valley; Vileisis (Fellowship) Denied	1992
7		304-92; Arthur Garbut; Frank (Fellowship)	1992-1993
8		305-92; Through the Eyes of the Emigrants: The Oregon Trail Across South Pass; (Fellowship) Denied	1992
9		306-92; A Modern Day View of Laramie County School, Church and Town Sites; Zimmerman (Fellowship) Denied	1992
10		307-92; Love and Friends; Samford (Fellowship) Denied	1992
11		308-92; A Gem in the Early History of Big Horn County: William Douglas Pickett; Pickett-Reid (Fellowship) Denied	1992
12		309-92; High Plains Patriots; Tucker (Fellowship) Denied	1992
13		310-92; Arapaho Stories; Moss (Fellowship)	1992-1993
14		311-92; The World of Richard Throssel; Albright (Fellowship) Denied	1992-1993
15		312-92; Twentieth Century Attitudes Toward Bison; Day (Fellowship)	1992
16		313-92; History of Wyoming's Historic Preservation Movement; Starr (Fellowship)	1992-1994
17		314-92; A Cultural History of Jackson Lake; Bernfeld (Fellowship) Denied	1992
18		315-92; Fieldwork in Collecting the Culture of Western Wyoming; Love (Fellowship) Denied	1992
19		316-92; Wildlife Conservation in Yellowstone National Park: Forest and Stream as Documentary History; Broadbent (Fellowship) Denied	1992
Box	Folder
64	1	001-93; Tour: An Evening with Buffalo Bill; Sorg (Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library)	1992-1993
Folder
2		002-93; Wide Open? Spatial Imagination in the West; Springer-Davis (Casper College)	1992-1993
3		003-93; International Education for Wyoming's Schools; Tollefson (Natrona County School District #1)	1992
4		004-93; Your Culture, My Culture: A Celebration of Women's History Month'; Holland (Teton County Library) Denied	1992-1993
5		005-93; Images of Black Wyoming; Wilsted (UW-American Heritage Center)	1992-1996
6		006-93; Images of the Oregon Trail: Yesterday and Today; Hirshboeck (Central Wyoming College)	1993-1994
7		007-93; 1993 Summer Institute in Western American Studies; Comstock (BBHC)	1992-1993
Box	Folder
65	1	008-93; The Road to Rock Springs: An Exhibition of Ellis Island Legacies; Sandeen (UW-American Studies)	1992-1995
Folder
2		009-93; The New Chicano History Teacher's Institute; Welsh (UNC Research Corporation)	1993
3		010-93; Main Street Wyoming: New Directions Year II *Removed to A/V storage-Two VHS videocassettes, one labeled "One-room Schools and Indian Basketball," the other "Chinese Massacre and Dinosaurs"	1993-1994
4		011-93; Not Without Our Women: Women's Lives in Wyoming; Anderson (Nicolaysen Art Museum) Denied	1992-1993
5		012-93; Yellowstone: Through Indian Eyes; Ambler (Yellowstone Association)	1993
6		013-93; Your Culture, My Culture; Holland (Teton County Library)	1993
7		014-93; Wyoming Almanac-TV Pilot Project; Roberts (UW-History Department) Denied	1993
8		015-93; Pony Express Club, 1993; Forster (UW-Department of Housing) Denied	1993
9		016-93; 1993 Oregon Trail Chautauqua; Milligan (Wyoming Chautauqua Society)	1993-1994
10		017-93; Curriculum Diversity Seminar for K-12 Social Studies; Coker (UW African-American Program) Denied	1993
11		018-93; Art of the American Indian Frontier Panel Discussion; Comstock (BBHC) Denied	1993
Box	Folder
66	1	019-93; The Prince and the Painter: A Journey of Western Exploratio; Provo (National Wildlife Museum)	1993-1994
Folder
2		020-93; A Ballad of the West at Fort Bridger; Taylor (Ft. Bridger Historical Association)	1993
3		101-93; Frontier Days; Job (Sweetwater County School District #1)	1992-1993
4		102-93; The Front Page-125 Years of Newspaper History; Wilson (Old West Museum)	1993
5		103-93; Wyoming Cowboy Crafts: Exhibit Catalogue; Bachman (State Museum Volunteers)	1992-1993
6		104-93; Interpreting Northern Arapaho Culture Through Material Evidence-A Curriculum Guide; Mendez (St. Michael's Mission)	1992-1993
7		105-93; Multicultural Film Festival; North (Casper College)	1993
8		106-93; Martin Luther King/Equality Day Celebration; Phillips (Western States Baptist Convention)	1992-1993
9		107-93; Soapy Dale Peak Lodge; Gaulke (Friend of the Washakie County Museum) Denied	1992
10		108-93; Humanities Division Speakers Series; Wasden (NWC Humanities Division)	1993-1994
11		109-93; On Dr. David Franklin Powell; Sorg (Grand Encampment Museum)	1992-1993
Box	Folder
67	1	110-93; Soapy Dale Peak Lodge Project; Gaulke (Washakie County Museum/Cultural Center)	1993-1994
Folder
2		111-93; Interpreting the Esther Morris Cabin Excavation; Guenther (Friends of South Pass)	1993
3		112-93; Through the Eyes of Our Ancestors; Byrd (Jackson Hole Museum/TCMS)	1993
4		113-93; Wilderness and the American Mind; Lavino (Wildlife of American West Art Museum)	1993
5		114-93; Education in China and the United States; Jensen (UW-Women's Studies Program)	1993
6		115-93; Along the Bozeman Trail; Curtiss (Fort Phil Kearney/Bozeman Trail Association)	1993
7		116-93; Life on the Northern Plains: A Lecture Series; Young (Fort Casper Museum Association)	1993
8		117-93; Celebrating the Sesquicentennial: The Oregon Trail--A Fireside Lecture Series; Wilson (Museum of the Mountain Man)	1993-1994
Box	Folder
68	1	118-93; Bozeman Trail Days Living History; Myers (Fort Phil Kearney/Bozeman Trail Association)	1993
Folder
2		119-93; Overland Trail Symposium; Nowak (Carbon County Education Center)	1993
3		120-93; Oregon Trail Sesquicentennial; Threlkeld (Fort Laramie Historical Association)	1993
4		121-93; Interpretive Exhibit for South Pass City Visitor Center; Guenther (Friends of South Pass)	1993
5		122-93; Not For Children Only; Wright (Campbell County Public Library)	1993
6		123-93; Yellowstone Institute Humanities Course; Nelson (Yellowstone Association) Denied	1993
7		124-93; Western Art Symposium; Provo (National Wildlife Art Museum)	1993-1994
8		125-93; Collections Alive; Kinney (UW-American Heritage Center) Denied	1993
9		126-93; Archival Radio Series; Kearns (UW-University Relations) *Removed to A/V Storage. Two audio cassettes, labeled "University of Wyoming Insight" August 2-August 27, 1993	1993
10		127-93; Oregon Trail Exhibi; tBooth (Wyoming Children's Museum)	1993-1994
11		128-93; Historic Sheridan Inn Centennial; Chase (Sheridan Heritage Center)	1993
12		129-93; Tribal Bison Cultural Traditions: Past, Present, and Future; O'Hashi (Intertribal Bison Cooperative) Denied	1993
13		130-93; Recording the Oral History of the Northern Arapaho; Buckman (Arapaho Elders)	1993
Box	Folder
69	1	131-93; The Oregon Trail in Wyoming; Allen (Wyoming State Museum)	1993
Folder
2		132-93; Book Discussion Program: Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Roth (Sweetwater County Library System)	1993-1994
3		133-93; Book Discussion Program-Family: The Way We Were, The Way We Are; Roth (Sweetwater County Library System)	1993-1994
4		134-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws: A Reading and Discussion Series; Johnson (Converse County Library) Withdrawn	1993
5		135-93; Wyoming Archaeology Week Keynote Lecture: Dr. Dennis Stanford on the Origins of Humans in the New World; Widman (UW-Anthropology Club)	1993-1994
6		136-93; Ballad of the West; Moellendorf (Green River Chamber of Commerce) Denied	1993
7		137-93; Art and the Environment-Crossing the Boundaries; Duncan (Community Visual Art Association)	1993
8		138-93; Snake River Sounds: Old Music in the New West; Stephens (Snake River Institute)	1993
9		139-93; Public Lectures on the Archaeology of Mesopotamia and Israel; Nelson (NWCC-Anthropology Department)	1993-1994
10		140-93; Real Magic for Fiction Fans-Magic Realism; Smith (Teton County Library)	1993-1994
11		141-93; The Changing Western Environment; Kinney (UW-American Heritage Center)	1993-1994
Box	Folder
70	1	142-93; Wyoming's Ethnic Groups; Zancanella (Laramie Senior Lyceum)	1993-1994
Folder
2		143-93; Native Voices: The Politics and Poetry of Indigenous Peoples; Antell (UW-American Indian Studies/UN Association)	1993-1994
3		144-93; Architecture as a Celebration of Place; Thulin (Community Visual Art Association) Denied	1993
4		145-93; Book Discussion Group; Hatton (Carbon County Library System)	1993-1994
5		146-93; (Untitled); Byrd (Jackson Hole Museum/Teton County Historical Society) Denied	1993
6		201-93; Sacred and Secular; Butler (Weston County Library)	1993-1994
7		202-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Shoffstall (Crook County Library)	1993-1994
8		203-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Hajjar (Niobrara County Library)	1993-1994
9		204-93; The Way We Were, the Way We Are; Kelly (Good Books Discussion Group)	1993-1994
10		205-93; Seeking Common Ground; Meury (Powell Branch Library)	1993-1994
11		206-93; Not for Children Only; Martin (Albany County Public Library)	1993-1994
12		207-93; Sacred and Secular; Myers (Johnson County Library)	1993-1994
Box	Folder
71	1	208-93; The Common Good: Individualism and Commitment in American Life; Davidson (Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library)	1993-1994
Folder
2		209-93; Seeking Common Ground; Ballard (Friends of the Lander Library)	1993
3		210-93; Family: The Way We Were, the Way We Are; Weaver (AAUW-Casper)	1993-1994
4		211-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Stebbins (Wyoming Territorial Park)	1993-1994
5		212-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Deering (Riverton Branch Library)	1993-1994
6		213-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Hopkins (Glenrock Branch Library)	1993-1994
7		214-93; Heroes, Heroines, and Outlaws; Phillips (Friends of the Encampment)	1993-1994
8		215-93; Family: The Way We Were, the Way We Are; Lewis (Laramie County Library System)	1993-1994
Box	Folder
72	1	301-93; Subposts on the Oregon Trail; McDermott (Fellowship) Denied	1993
Folder
2		302-93; Education on the Nowood; Schaeffer (Fellowship) Denied	1993
3		303-93; The Open Door to Destiny; Focht (Fellowship) Denied	1993
4		304-93; Life on the Muskrat: Writings of Ethel B. Love; Love (Fellowship) Denied	1993
5		305-93; Women in the Early Days of the Big Horn Basin; Stossel (Fellowship) Denied	1993
6		306-93; A Newcomer's View of Hot Springs; Ingram (Fellowship) Denied	1993
7		307-93; WY 2000: A Panoramic View; Rosenberger (Fellowship) Denied	1993
8		308-93; Northern Cheyenne Children; Liberty (Fellowship)	1993-1994
9		309-93; Power from the Prairie Wind; King (Fellowship) Denied	1993
10		310-93; Use of Technology and the Socialization of Women Ranchers in Wyoming's Powder River Valley; Stebbins (Fellowship)	1993-1994
11		311-93; American Mid-Passage: The Oregon-California-Mormon Trail in Wyoming; Cassity (Fellowship) Denied	1993
12		312-93; Inter-Ethnic Interpersonal Relations and Assimilation of Hispanics in Wyoming; Bloom (Fellowship) Delinquent	1993-1994
13		313-93; The Sport and Culture of Rodeo; Flynn (Fellowship) Denied	1993
14		314-93; Sheepwagons: Folk Housing in Wyoming; Weidel (Fellowship)	1993-1995
15		315-93; Planning for Growth in the Gateway; Read (Fellowship)	1993-1994
16		316-93; Climbing Aboard the Big Yellow Bus: The Age of Tourism in Yellowstone; O'Gara (Fellowship) Denied	1993
17		317-93; Heart Mountain Relocation Center and its Relationship to Surrounding Communities; Bleak (Fellowship) Denied	1993
18		318-93; Cowboy Culture: Image and Reality; Stone (Fellowship) Denied	1993
Box	Folders
73	1-2	MISCELLANEOUS: 001-86; Contesting the Constitution; Council Conducted	1985-1987
Folder
3		MISCELLANEOUS: 032-82; Wyoming Chautauqua 1982; Burton (Wyoming Chautauqua Society)	1981-1982
4		MISCELLANEOUS: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in Wyoming's Secondary Schools: A Proposal; Blatz (UW-Department of Philosophy)	1984
5		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Wyoming Packet	1990-1996
6		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Cheyenne-Jim Johns	1995
7		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Gillette-Janata	1995-1996
8		CONSTITUTION PROGRAM Photo and Transfer	1985
9		MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS	n.d.
10		SOUND IDEAS VISIBILITY PACKAGE Logos and Transparencies	1984
Box	Folder
74	1	NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Jackson-Lokey Lytjen	1995
Folder
2		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Architectural Mosaic of Jackson Hole	1995
3		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Riverton-Sherry Shelly	1995-1996
4		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Rock Springs-David Kathka	1995-1996
5		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Sheridan-Susan Badger Doyle	1995
6		NATIONAL CONVERSATION PROGRAM Worland-Mike Bies	1995
7		TRAILS EXHIBIT, #1-91; UW Coe Library, Laramie	1991
8		TRAILS EXHIBIT, #2-91; Carbon County Library	1991
9		TRAILS EXHIBIT, #3-91; USDA Forest Service	1991
10		TRAILS EXHIBIT; Kathka (Parks and Cultural Resources)	1991
11		TRAILS EXHIBIT Administrative and Applications	1988-1991
12		TRAILS THROUGH TIME Correspondence	1988-1991
13		TRAILS THROUGH TIME Materials	1991
		Subseries 2. Speakers Bureau Arranged alphabetically within each year. The subseries includes all information relating to the Speakers Bureau subseries: applications, some photographs, correspondence, requests, evaluations.
Box	Folder
75	1	1984 SPEAKERS BUREAU CORRESPONDENCE March-December	1984
Folder
2		1985 SPEAKERS BUREAU CORRESPONDENCE October-December	1985
3		1986 SPEAKERS BUREAU CORRESPONDENCE January-December	1986
4		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU CORRESPONDENCE January-December	1987
5		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU CORRESPONDENCE February-November	1988
6		1985 SPEAKERS BUREAU CALENDAR	1985
7		SPEAKERS BUREAU PROGRAM 1985 Evaluations	1985-1986
8		SPEAKERS BUREAU 1986 Budget Control Record	1983-1986
9		1986 SPEAKERS BUREAU CALENDAR	1986
Box	Folder
76	1	REQUESTS FOR SPEAKERS	1985-1986
Folder
2		1986 SPEAKERS BUREAU APPLICATIONS	1985-1986
3		SPEAKERS BUREAU PROGRAM 1986 Evaluations	1986
4		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU CALENDAR	1987
5		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1987
6		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU Requests and Applications	1987
7		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU Photos and Negatives	1987
Box	Folder
77	1	1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU Requests for Speakers	1986-1987
Folder
2		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU PROGRAM Evaluations	1987
3		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK	1987
4		SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK AND RECEIPTS 1987, #2602-2702	1987
5		SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK AND RECEIPTS 1987, #2704-2845	1987
6		SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK AND RECEIPTS 1987, #2850-3029	1987
Box	Folder
78	1	SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Adams and Sodaro	1986-1987
Folder
2		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Nancy Anderson	1987
3		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Brent Breithaupt	1987
4		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Lou Burton	1987
5		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Terre Burton	1987
6		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Dennis Coelho	1987
7		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Margaret Demorest	1987
8		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Mary Lee Douthit	1987
9		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Jim Garry	1987
10		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 George Horse Capture	1987
11		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Carol Hunter	1986-1987
12		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Charles Levendosky	1987-1988
13		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Margot Liberty	1986-1987
14		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Beatrice Montross	1987
15		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Bruce Noble	1985-1986
16		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Jose Peer	1986-1987
17		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Chris Plant	1986-1987
18		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Eric Sandeen	1986-1987
19		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Thyra Thomson	1986-1987
20		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 David Ware	1986-1987
21		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1987 Karl Volkmar	1986-1987
Box	Folder
79	1	1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1988
Folder
2		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU CALENDAR	1988
3		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU Requests and Applications	1988
4		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK #1-114	1987-1988
5		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK AND RECEIPTS #1-32	1988
6		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK AND RECEIPTS #33-81	1988
7		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU PAPERWORK AND RECEIPTS #82-115	1988
8		1988 SPEAKERS BUREAU Photos and Negatives	1987-1988
Box	Folder
80	1	SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Randy Adams, Craig Sodaro	1987-1988
Folder
2		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Mike Amundson	1988
3		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Dolores Saucedo Cardona	1987-1988
4		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Murray L. Carroll	1988
5		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Michael Cassity	1987
6		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Julie Francis	1987-1988
7		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Dennis Frobish	1988
8		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Jim Garry	1987-1988
9		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Lynne Hull	1987-1988
10		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Margot Liberty	1987-1988
11		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Terry McMillan	1987-1988
12		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Beatrice Montross	1987-1988
13		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Robert W. Righter	1987
14		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Eric Sandeen	1987-1988
15		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Tom Segerstrom	1987-1988
16		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Sherry L. Smith	1987
17		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Eric V. Sorg	1987-1990
18		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 David Ware	1987-1988
19		SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS, 1988 Donald S. Warder	1987-1988
Box	Folder
81	1	1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1987-1990
Folder
2		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU Applications	1988-1989
3		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU Negatives and Photos	1989
4		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mike Amundson	1989
5		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Patt Brown Wolfe	1989
6		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mike Cassity	1989
7		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Murray Carroll	1989
8		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Daryl Coates	1988-1989
9		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Tim Evans	1988-1989
10		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Julie Francis	1989
11		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS George Frison	1989
12		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jim Garry	1989
13		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynn Hull	1989
14		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Sharon Kahin	1989
Box	Folder
82	1	1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Kathka	1988-1989
Folder
2		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jack McDermott	1989
3		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mark Miller	1989
4		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Beatrice Montross	1989
5		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Romvedt	1989
6		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Linda Ross	1989
7		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Joe Sabel	1989
8		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Swanson	1989
9		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Alice Tratebas	1989
10		1989 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Zwonitzer	1989
11		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1989-1990
12		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU APPLICATIONS	1989
13		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU Grants	1990
14		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU Other Expenses	1990
Box	Folder
83	1	1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Marjane Ambler	1990
Folder
2		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Randy Adams and Craig Sodaro	1990
3		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Patt Brown Wolfe	1990
4		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Tim Evans	1989-1990
5		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Julie Francis	1989-1990
6		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Dudley Gardner, Chris Plant, Au Quintzheng, Du Baoping	1990
7		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jim Garry	1990
8		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Todd Guenther	1990-1991
9		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Hull	1989-1990
10		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Kathka	1989-1990
11		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Dan Kirkbride	1989-1990
12		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jack McDermott	1989-1990
13		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Joseph Marshall	1989-1990
14		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Beatrice Montross	1989-1990
15		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS John Nesbitt	1989-1990
16		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Sharon Poulson	1989-1990
17		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Linda Ross	1989-1990
18		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Tom Segerstrom	1990
19		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Eric Sorg	1990
20		1990 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Swanson	1989-1990
Box	Folder
84	1	1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1990-1991
Folder
2		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU Speaker Request Applications	1990-1991
3		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU Applications	1990-1991
4		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Marjane Ambler	1990-1991
5		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mabel Brown	1990-1992
6		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Chip Carlson	1991
7		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mike Cassity	1990-1991
8		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Walter Edens	1991
9		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Kim Fadiman	1991
10		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Todd Guenther	1990-1991
11		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Hull	1990-1991
12		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Laurie Ihm	1990-1991
13		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Kathka	1990-1991
Box	Folder
85	1	1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Bill Lazarus	1990-1991
Folder
2		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Charles Levendosky	1990-1991
3		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jack McDermott	1990-1991
4		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Joe Marshall	1990-1991
5		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Romtvedt	1990-1991
6		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Linda Simnacher	1990-1991
7		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Eileen Starr	1990-1991
8		1991 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Swanson	1990-1991
9		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU Speaker Request Applications	1992
10		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU Applications	1991-1992
Box	Folder
86	1	1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1991-1992
Folder
2		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Marjane Ambler	1991-1992
3		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Susan Anderson	1991-1992
4		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Bendix	1991-1992
5		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Chip Carlson	1991-1992
6		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Kathie Dereemer	1991-1992
7		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Tim Evans	1991-1992
8		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Kim Fadiman	1991-1992
9		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Charles Faust	1991-1992
10		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Todd Guenther	1991-1992
11		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Hull	1991-1992
12		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Laurie Ihm	1991-1993
13		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Chris Kennedy	1991-1992
Box	Folder
87	1	1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Bill Lazarus	1991-1992
Folder
2		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jack Ravage	1991-1992
3		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Romtvedt	1991-1992
4		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Eric Sorg	1991-1992
5		1992 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Eileen Starr	1991-1992
6		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU Speaker Request Applications	1992-1993
7		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU Applications and Requests	1991-1993
8		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU General Information and Administrative	1992-1994
9		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Barbara Allen	1992-1993
10		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Susan Anderson	1992-1993
11		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mabel Brown	1992-1993
Box	Folder
88	1	1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Chip Carlson	1992-1993
Folder
2		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Michael Cassity	1992-1993
3		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Catherine Curtiss	1992-1993
4		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Michael Devine	1992-1993
5		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Timothy Evans	1992-1993
6		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Clay Gibbons	1992-1993
7		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Todd Guenther	1992-1993
8		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Mark Harvey	1992-1993
9		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Kathka	1992-1993
10		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Chris Kennedy	1992-1993
11		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Margot Liberty	1992-1993
12		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Vicki Lindner	1992-1993
13		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Jack McDermott	1992-1993
14		1994 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Joseph Marshall	1992-1993
15		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Beatrice Montross	1992-1993
16		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS David Romtvedt	1992-1993
17		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Lynne Swanson	1992-1993
18		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Tom Tankersley	1992-1993
19		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Rodney Wambeam	1992-1993
20		1993 SPEAKERS BUREAU SPEAKERS Steven Wilson	1992-1993
		Subseries 3. Records on Chautauqua Arranged chronologically by year of Chautauqua. The subseries includes information regarding the planning and operating of the Wyoming Chautauqua: Inquiries/applications, advertising materials, correspondence, financial information.
Box	Folder
89	1	CHAUTAUQUA 1983 Grant and General Information	1982-1983
Folder
2		CHAUTAUQUA 1983 Correspondence and Applications	1983
3		CHAUTAUQUA 1983 Financial Information	1983
4		CHAUTAUQUA Tax Exempt Status Information	1981-1982
5		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 General Correspondence	1985
6		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Planning/Organizing	1984-1985
Folders
7-8		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Inquiries and Applications	1984
Box	Folder
90	1	CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Financial	1985
Folder
2		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Grant Information	1984
3		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Reports	1984-1985
4		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Publicity Material	1984-1985
5		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 College Credit	1985
6		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Contesting the Constitution	1984-1985
7		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Cartier, Marie	1984
8		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Gentile, John	1984
9		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Hilenski, Ferdinand	1984
10		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Kummerow, Burton	1984
11		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Malone, Cheryl	1984
12		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Milligan, Randy	1984
Box	Folder
91	1	CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Morris, Richard B.	1984
Folder
2		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Mount Vernon Chamber Players	1985
3		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Kathy Stippich	1984
4		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Tanner, James	1984
5		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Philip Supina Contract	1985
6		PICTURES OF SPEAKERS BUREAU AND CALENDAR	1985
7		CHAUTAUQUA 1985 Photos-Slides-Negatives	1980-1985
8		CHAUTAUQUA 1986 Planning and Organizing	1985
9		PUBLISHED MATERIAL REGARDING THE CONSTITUTION	1974-1984
10		THE CONSTITUTION AND THE COMMUNITY Planning Resources for Humanities Programs	n.d.
11		FEDERALIST PAPERS RE-EXAMINED Pamphlets	1976
		Subseries 4. Manuscripts/Papers Arranged alphabetically. Papers and manuscripts that were completed through WCH funding as part of a regrant or fellowship.
Box	Folder
92	1	1984 STUDY GUIDE	1984
Folder
2		MANUSCRIPTS: AN ASSESSMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR AMERICAN INDIANS IN WYOMING Beverly Badhorse; Regrant #38F	1979
3		MANUSCRIPTS: AN ASSESSMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR AMERICAN INDIANS IN WYOMING (2) Beverly Badhorse; Regrant #38F	1979
4		MANUSCRIPTS: BROADWAY IN THE BOONDOCKS Lou Burton	1979
5		MANUSCRIPTS: THE BUTLER-RISSLER SITE Mark E. Miller and Brian R. Waitkus	1988
Folders
6-7		MANUSCRIPTS: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: CONFERENCE TRANSCRIPT Kelly T. Alberts	1983
8-9		MANUSCRIPTS: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN WYOMING David J. Roberts	n.d.
Folder
10		MANUSCRIPTS: IN THE FACE OF CHANGE: WYOMING'S ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE David A. Cookson	1979
Folders
11-12		MANUSCRIPTS: GERMAN PRISONERS OF WAR IN WYOMING Lowell A. Bangerter	1979
13-20		MANUSCRIPTS: HISTORY OF THE SAND BAR Walter R. Jones	1979
Box	Folders
93	1-2	MANUSCRIPTS: THE MEETEETSE AREA RESEARCH PROJECT, PART II. Carol D. Hunter	1984
Folder
3		MANUSCRIPTS: MOSAIC OF A MASSACRE: THE CHINESE EXPERIENCE IN WYOMING, 1870-1900 Virginia Huidekoper	1987
4		MANUSCRIPTS: MUMMY CAVE REVISITED Susan S. Hughes	1988
5		MANUSCRIPTS: THE NEW DEAL CULTURAL PROJECTS IN WYOMING: A SURVEY AND AN APPRAISAL H.R. Dieterich	1979
6		MANUSCRIPTS: NINE MILES ON THE LARAMIE RIVER VALLEY Barbara Windom Costopulos	1979
7		MANUSCRIPTS: PIETISM AND PROGRESS William Howard Moore	1984
8		MANUSCRIPTS: PLATTE COUNTY HERITAGE Ruby Preuit	1981
Folders
9-13		MANUSCRIPTS: SAGEBRUSH POETRY: 1880-1930 Betsy Bernfeld	1983
Box	Folder
94	1	MANUSCRIPTS: SAGEBRUSH SOLDIER: AN ENLISTED MAN'S VIEW OF THE INDIAN WARS Sherry L. Smith	n.d.
Folder
2		MANUSCRIPTS: SPOKEN WORDS OF FOUR RANCHWOMEN Carol Rankin	1979
3		MANUSCRIPTS: STORIES FROM YELLOWCALF Frances M. Goggles	n.d.
4		MANUSCRIPTS: SUBLETTE COUNTY SCHOOLTEACHERS: AN ORAL HISTORY UNIT FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS Karen Winkler Moulton	n.d.
5		MANUSCRIPTS: VALUES IN WYOMING Mark Vlosky	1981
6		MANUSCRIPTS: VISIONS OF THE PAST Introduction and #1 *Audio cassette placed in Box 122 in A/V Storage	1985
Folders
7-8		MANUSCRIPTS: VISIONS OF THE PAST #2, #3, #4, and #5 *Two audio cassettes placed in Box 122 and removed to A/V Storage	1985
9-11		MANUSCRIPTS: VISIONS OF THE PAST #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11, and #12	1985
Folder
12		WYOMING'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE REGIONAL AND NATIONAL WOMEN'S RIGHTS MOVEMENT	1979
13		MANUSCRIPTS: WYOMING FORT LIBRARIES: THE MARCH OF INTELLECT Walter Edens	1979
14		MANUSCRIPTS: WYOMING VALUES, WYOMING POLITICIANS, AND THE SHAPING OF UNITED STATES INDIAN POLICY, 1945 TO 1980 Steven S. Shulte	1983
15		MANUSCRIPTS: WYOMING'S WEALTH FOR WYOMING'S PEOPLE Sarah Gorin	1988

Series II. Administrative Records, 1972-1996Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Subseries 1. ADP's Arranged chronologically and numerically according to regrant number. This subseries is an index of the regrant files.
Box	Folder
95	1	1981 REGRANT INDEX; 034-81 through 119-81	1981
Folder
2		1982 REGRANT INDEX; 001-82 through 103-82	1982
3		1983 REGRANT INDEX; 001-83 through 104-83	1983
4		1985 REGRANT INDEX; 002-85 through 106-85	1984-1985
5		1985 REGRANT INDEX; 018-85 through 106-85	1985
6		1986 INFORMATION	1985-1986
7		1986 REGRANT INDEX; 001-86 through 103-86	1986
8		1987 REGRANT INDEX; 001-87 through 213-87	1987
9		1987 SPEAKERS BUREAU INDEX	1987
Box	Folder
96	1	1988 REGRANT INDEX; 001-88 through 439-88	1988
Folder
2		1988-1989 REGRANT INDEX	1988-1989
3		1990 REGRANT FILES	1990
4		1990 REGRANT INDEX	1990-1991
5		1991 REGRANT INDEX	1991-1992
6		1992 REGRANT INDEX	1991-1992
7		1993 REGRANT FILES	1993
		Subseries 2. General Arranged alphabetically. The subseries contains general administrative records: council records, financial records and membership.
Box	Folder
97	1	ADMINISTRATIVE-BUDGET	1979-1982
Folder
2		ADMINISTRATIVE-GIFTS AND MATCHING	1980-1986
3		ADMINISTRATIVE MATCH	1980-1981
4		ADMINISTRATIVE-MEMOS TO PROJECT DIRECTORS	1979
5		ADMINISTRATIVE-ORIGINALS Forms/Booklets	n.d.
6		ADMINISTRATIVE-ORIGINALS, MISCELLANEOUS Form Letters, Bulk Mailings	1980-1982
7		ALUMNI ASSOCIATION	1983-1986
8		AUDIT-REGRANTS	1979-1980
9		ANNUAL REPORT PRINTING 1981-1982	1981
10		BLATZ, CHARLES V.	1985
11		BUSINESS/SCHOLAR CONFERENCE Letter to Bill Moyers	1982
Box	Folder
98	1	CENTER FOR HUMANITIES	1980-1981
Folder
2		CHAUTAUQUA 1981: A CIRCUS OF LEARNING	1980-1981
3		CONNECTIONS AND COMMITMENTS AWARD	1982
4		COPYRIGHT INFORMATION	1976-1980
5		COUNCIL Access Policy/By-laws	1979-1986
6		COUNCIL-BUDGET COMMITTEE 1978-1979	1977-1978
7		COUNCIL-BUDGET COMMITTEE	1979-1980
8		COUNCIL-BYLAWS	1980
9		COUNCIL-COMMITTEES	1977-1981
10		COUNCIL-FINANCE COMMITTEE	1980-1983
11		COUNCIL-GENERAL COUNCIL	1979-1981
12		COUNCIL-GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENT	1979-1986
Box
99		Returned to the Wyoming Council for the Humanities, April, 2004
	Folder
100	1	COUNCIL-POLICIES	1979-1980
Folder
2		COUNCIL-REGRANTS Regrants Meetings	1981-1983
3		FEDERAL GRANTING INFORMATION	1980-1981
4		FEDERATION OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS IN THE HUMANITIES	1979-1981
5		FEDERATION CONFERENCE-1981	1981
6		FELLOWSHIP-SUPPORT	1981
7		FINANCIAL REPORTS	1979-1986
8		FRIENDS OF THE HUMANITIES	1982
9		FUND RAISING MATERIAL	1975-1983
10		GIFTS AND MATCH 1990 and 1991	1989-1991
11		GIFTS AND MATCH-1992	1991-1992
12		GIFTS AND MATCH-1993	1992-1993
13		HARRIS, BERNICE L.	1984
14		HERITAGE FOUNDATION	1980
15		HISPANIC-AMERICAN CONFERENCE	1981
Box	Folder
101	1	HUMANITIES CURRICULUM GRHS	1983-1984
Folder
2		HUMANITIES GUIDELINES Local History/Humanities Project	n.d.
3		INDIRECT COSTS	1972-1985
4		INSURANCE INFORMATION	1973-1987
5		INTERIM REPORT	June 1986
6		INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS MEETING	1981
7		INVENTORY	1974-1986
8		JOSE'S FILE Correspondence	1985-1986
9		MAILING LIST	1980
10		MEDIA PROJECTS INFORMATION AND CONTRACTS	1976
Box	Folder
102	1	MEDIA SURVEYS	1980-1983
Folder
2		MEMBERSHIP	1979-1985
3		MEMBERSHIP-1985	1984-1985
4		MEMBERSHIP-1986	1985-1986
5		MEMBERSHIP-1987	1986-1987
6		MEREDITH, JOHN	n.d.
7		MINI-GRANTS EXHIBITS	1977-1978
8		MUSEUM CONFERENCE	1981
9		MUSEUMS-GENERAL INFORMATION	1977-1980
10		NEH-COMPLIANCE WITH AUTHORIZING LEGISLATION	1985-1987
Box	Folder
103	1	NEH-GENERAL INFORMATION	1980-1982
Folder
2		NEH-GIFTS AND MATCHING 1982-1983	1983
3		NEH GRANT INTERIM REPORT 1982	1981-1982
4		NEH-LEGISLATION	1979-1981
5		NEH-PROJECTS IN WYOMING	1979-1982
6		NEH QUARTERLY REPORTS	1979
7		NEWSLETTER	Fall, 1981
8		OPINION QUESTIONNAIRE Program Development	n.d.
9		OUTSIDE EVALUATOR WORKSHOPS	1980
10		PAST COUNCIL MEMBERS	1975-1988
Box	Folder
104	1	PDO-QUARTERLY REPORT	1986
Folder
2		PERMISSIONS	1985
3		PHONE-CREDIT CARDS	1979-1987
4		PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	1983
5		PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT 1981-1982	1980-1982
6		PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE	1980
7		PROGRAM EVALUATION MATERIALS	1975-1980
8		PROMOTING HANDBOOK ORIGINAL	n.d.
9		PROMOTION HANDBOOK	n.d.
10		PROMOTION AND PUBLICITY-MEDIA	1980
11		PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOP	1979
12		PROSPECTIVE PROPOSALS Correspondence	1980-1981
13		PUBLICITY HANDBOOK	1980
14		REGIONAL PROJECTS	1982
15		REGRANT AUDITS	1983-1984
16		REQUESTS FOR PUBLICATIONS	1979
17		RESOURCE MATERIALS Censorship Bibliography	n.d.
18		SCHWARTZ PRIZE NOMINATION Regrant #078-84	1985
19		SENIOR CENTERS	1981
20		STAFF MEMOS-1989	1988-1989
21		STAFF MEMOS/FISCAL	1990
22		STAFF MEMOS-1991	1990-1991
23		STAFF MEMOS-1992	1991-1992
24		STAFF MEMOS-1993	1992-1993
Box	Folder
105	1	STATISTICS-REGRANTS	1971-1978
Folder
2		SUMNER ASSOCIATES CONTRACT	1978-1980
3		TEBALDI, DAVID A. Correspondence	1979-1985
4		TEBALDI-PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Cash Advances	1981
5		TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE	1980-1981
6		U.W.-REGULATIONS AND POLICIES	1981-1983
7		WAAH CONFERENCE 1st Annual Conference	1983
8		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK General Governance	1979
9		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK History	1979
10		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Personnel	1979
11		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Committees	1979
12		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Evaluation	1979
13		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Regrants	1979
14		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Fiscal Policies	1979
15		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Contracts/Agreements	1979
16		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK NEH Proposal	1979
17		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Fund Raising	1977-1979
18		WCH-COUNCIL MEMBERS HANDBOOK Revisions	1978-1980
19		WCH LOGOS	n.d.
20		1981 WESTERN DIRECTORS MEETING	1980-1981
21		WYOMING LIBRARY OF AMERICA PROJECT	1989-1990
22		WYOMING ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE HUMANITIES	1982
		Subseries 3. Out-of-State Councils Arranged alphabetically by state. The subseries contains information from each of the other state humanities councils.
Box	Folder
106	1	OTHER STATES CORRESPONDENCE	1978-1982
Folder
2		STATE PROGRAMS COMPARATIVE INFORMATION	1979
3		Alabama	1992-1994
4		Alaska	1994
5		Arizona	1989-1994
6		Arkansas	1993
7		California	1990-1993
8		Colorado	1991-1993
9		Connecticut	1993-1994
10		Delaware	1994
11		District of Columbia	1990-1994
12		Florida	1990-1994
13		Georgia	1990-1993
14		Guam	1993
15		Hawaii	1992
16		Idaho	1991-1994
17		Illinois	1992
18		Indiana	1982-193
Box	Folder
107	1	Iowa	1992-1994
Folder
2		Kansas	1992-1994
3		Kentucky	1993-1994
4		Louisiana	1993-1994
5		Maine	1992-1994
6		Maryland	1994
7		Massachusetts	1993-1994
8		Michigan	1989-1994
9		Minnesota	1994
10		Mississippi	1993-1994
11		Missouri	1993-1994
12		Montana	1993-1994
13		Nebraska	1994
14		Nevada	1992-1994
15		New Hampshire	1990-1994
16		New Jersey	1993-1994
17		New Mexico	1992-1994
Box	Folder
108	1	New York	1993
Folder
2		North Carolina	1992-1993
3		North Dakota	1991-1993
4		Ohio	1993-1994
5		Oklahoma	1994
6		Oregon	1993-1994
7		Pennsylvania	1993-1994
8		Rhode Island	1994
9		South Carolina	1992
10		South Dakota	1993-1994
11		Tennessee	1994
12		Texas	1993-1994
13		Utah	1992-1994
14		Vermont	1994
15		Virgin Islands	1990
16		Virginia	1993-1994
17		Washington	1993-1994
18		West Virginia	1994
19		Wisconsin	1994

Series III. Correspondence, 1970-1994Return to Top

Arranged chronologically. This series contains outgoing and incoming correspondence for the years 1970-1994.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
109	1	MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE WITH WYOMING TOWNS	1970-1981
Folder
2		Miscellaneous	1979
3		January 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
4		January 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
5		February 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
6		February 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
7		March 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
8		March 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
9		April 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
10		April 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
11		May 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
12		May 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
13		June 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
14		June 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
15		July 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
Box	Folder
110	1	July 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
Folder
2		August 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
3		August 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
4		September 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
5		September 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
6		October 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
7		October 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
8		November-December 1986 Incoming Mail	1986
9		November-December 1986 Outgoing Mail	1986
Box	Folder
111	1	January 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
Folder
2		January 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
3		February 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
4		February 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
5		March 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
6		March 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
7		April 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
8		April 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
Box	Folder
112	1	May 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
Folder
2		May 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
3		June 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
4		June 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
5		July 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
6		July 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
7		August-November 1987 Incoming Mail	1987
8		August-November 1987 Outgoing Mail	1987
9		September	1990
10		October	1990
11		November	1990
Box	Folder
113	1	December	1990
Folder
2		January	1991
3		February	1991
4		March	1991
5		April	1991
6		May	1991
7		June	1991
8		July	1991
9		August	1991
Box	Folder
114	1	September	1991
Folder
2		October	1991
3		November	1991
4		December	1991
5		January	1992
6		February	1992
7		March	1992
8		April	1992
Box	Folder
115	1	May	1992
Folder
2		June	1992
3		July	1992
4		August	1992
5		September	1992
6		October	1992
7		November	1992
8		December	1992
Box	Folder
116	1	January	1993
Folder
2		February	1993
3		March	1993
4		April	1993
5		May	1993
6		June	1993
7		July	1993
Box	Folder
117	1	August	1993
Folder
2		September	1993
3		October	1993
4		November	1993
5		December	1993
6		January	1994
7		February	1994
8		March	1994
Box	Folder
118	1	April	1994
Folder
2		May	1994
3		June	1994
4		July	1994
5		August	1994
6		September	1994
7		October	1994

Series IV. WCH Scrapbooks and Newspaper Clippings, 1984-1996Return to Top

Arranged chronologically by year.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
119	1	WCH SCRAPBOOK Section I. Albany-Platte Counties	1984-1985
Folder
2		WCH SCRAPBOOK Sections II, III, and IV	1984-1985
3		WCH SCRAPBOOK Sections I, II, III, IV	1985-1986
Folders
4-5		WCH SCRAPBOOK Sections I, II, III, and IV	1986-1987
6-9		WCH SCRAPBOOK Sections I, II, III, and IV	1987-1988
Box	Folder
120	1	NEWS CLIPPINGS #1, 2, 3, and 4	1988-1989
Folder
2		NEWS CLIPPINGS #2 and 3	1988-1989
3		NEWS CLIPPINGS #1 November 1989-October 1990	1989-1990
Folders
4-5		NEWS CLIPPINGS #2, 3, 4, and 5	1989-1990
6-8		NEWS CLIPPINGS #1, 2, 3, and 4	1990
9-10		NEWS CLIPPINGS #1, 2, 3, 4, and 5	1992-1993
11-12		NEWS CLIPPINGS #1, 2, 3, 4, and 5	1993-1994
Box	Folders
121	1-3	NEWS CLIPPINGS #1, 2, 3, 4, and 5	1994-1995
Folders
4-7		NEWS CLIPPINGS #1, 2, 3, 4, and 5	1996

Series V. Audio/Visual Materials, 1979-1993, undatedReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
122	1	Audio Cassette, AN INVESTMENT IN UNDERSTANDING WCH Master Copy	n.d.
Folder
2		2 Audio Cassettes, AN INVESTMENT IN UNDERSTANDING 2 Copies	n.d.
3		17 Audio Cassettes, NUMBERED 1-5, 1-4, 2-4, AND 1-5 Possibly taped meeting minutes of WCH Council	1986
4		Audio Cassette, REGRANT #052-86, WYOMING AND WESTERN LITERATURE Radio Interview, 7/15/86	1986
5		Audio Cassette, VALUE CLARIFICATION Worland and Riverton	n.d.
6		2 Audio Cassettes, REGRANT #004-90: WYOMING'S CENTENNIAL ALMANAC RADIO SHOW Wyoming Chautauqua Society	1990
7		Audio Cassette, RICHARD B. MORRIS ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Wyoming Chautauqua 1985	1985
8		Audio Cassette, REGRANT #111-88: WHITE HAWK-CENTENNIAL MESSENGER-MARCH TO THE WIND	1988
9		Audio Cassette, NATIONAL FEDERATION OF STATE HUMANITIES COUNCILS Eight Spots (4-60 spots/4-30 spots)	n.d.
10		Audio Cassette, VISIONS OF THE PAST #1 Trails in Wyoming	n.d.
11		Audio Cassette, VISIONS OF THE PAST #2 Women in Wyoming	n.d.
12		Audio Cassette, VISIONS OF THE PAST #3 Ethnic Settlements in Wyoming	n.d.
13		Audio Cassette, VISIONS OF THE PAST #4 Western Violence/Western Heroes	n.d.
14		Audio Cassette, VISIONS OF THE PAST #5 Water in Wyoming	n.d.
15		Two Audio Cassettes, REGRANT FILE #126-93: UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING INSIGHT *Removed from Box 68, Folder 9	1993
16		Audio Cassette, ED PURSLEY-DANTE TESTOLIN Sample of Radio Presentation from Series Prepared for KGOS Radio Station	n.d.
17		Audio Cassette, HIFI LIQ. SPECIAL SALE	n.d.
18		Three Audio Cassettes, UNLABELED	n.d.
Box	Folder
123	1	WYOMING CHAUTAUQUA Slide Program (with audio cassette)	1982
Folder
2		UNLABELED SLIDE TRAY WITH AUDIO CASSETTE	n.d.
3		WCH MASTER Slide program in tray (with audio cassette)	n.d.
4		IN THE FACE OF CHANGE: WYOMING'S ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE. BY DAVID COOKSON Two slide trays with audio cassettes	1979
5		THE WHEELS OF EDEN: REVOLUTION IN THE AGE OF ROMANTICISM. WORDWORTH EXHIBIT Slide tray with audio cassette	n.d.
Box	Folder
124	1	Two VHS Video Cassettes, REGRANT #10-93: MAIN STREET WYOMING One-room Schools and Indian Basketball, Chinese Massacre and Dinosaurs *From Box 65, Folder 3	1993
Folder
2		Three 5 1/4" computer disks, VISIFILE PROGRAM DISKS Disks #1, 2, and 4 of 4	n.d.
3		5 1/4" computer disk, UNLABELED Unreadable files with WordPerfect and Word	n.d.
4		3/4" Video Cassette (U-matic), WYOMING HUMANITIES COUNCIL 30 SECOND SPOT	n.d.
5		3/4" Video Cassette (U-matic), UNLABELED	n.d.

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