University of Wyoming
Robinson was a station agent for the Union Pacific Railroad starting in 1870, at Lookout Station in Albany County, Wyoming.
Transcripts of seven letters written by Robinson for the Groton (New York) "Journal" describing railroad operations at Lookout Station and in Wyoming, ranching opportunities in Albany and Carbon Counties, Independence Day celebrations in Laramie, Wyoming and the local scenery.
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There are no known other archival collections created by Edmund E. Robinson at the date of processing.
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The collection was processed by Jamie J. Greene in November 2021.
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