AHJ_ah06729 Inventory of the Wayne F. Replogle Collection, 1914 - 1977 Replogle (Wayne F.) Collection Processed by Keith C. Reynolds University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
American Heritage Center Dept. 3924, 1000 E. University Avenue University of Wyoming Laramie, WY 82071 Phone: 307.766.2574 Fax:307.766.5511 Email:ahcref@uwyo.edu URL:http://ahc.uwyo.edu/
2010

University of Wyoming

 Finding aid encoded by Keith C. Reynolds February 2010 Finding aid is in English Collection Summary Replogle, Wayne F. Wayne F. Replogle papers 1914-1977 06729 8.01 cubic ft. (13 boxes) + 3 other University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. English The Wayne F. Replogle papers contains slides, photographs, correspondence, publications, and writings relating to Yellowstone National Park, as well as other personal items and papers. Arrangement of the Collection

The collection is arranged into three series.

 Biography of Wayne F. Replogle

Wayne F. Replogle (1904-1977) was born in Anthony, Kansas and grew up in Kansas and the San Luis Valley of Colorado. He began his career at Yellowstone National Park as a seasonal park ranger on horse patrol and later spent his time there as a ranger-naturalist. He spent nine years tracing the Bannock Indian Trail through Yellowstone, refuting reports that few Indians had visited the Park area. He wrote a book titled "Bannock Indian Tribes" and appeared in several documentary films about Yellowstone. In addition to being known as a Yellowstone Park Ranger, Replogle was known as a naturalist, conservationist, student of American Indian history, writer, storyteller, artist, football coach, and photographer.

 Scope and Content

The Wayne F. Replogle papers contain a collection of 35 mm slides depicting various scenes around Yellowstone National Park. The subjects found in his photographs include the thermal forces of Yellowstone, a thermal forest fire, Yellowstone flowers, birds, animals, and people. The collection also contains awards and certificates of appreciation, manuscripts, correspondence, genealogy lists, and maps of Yellowstone. In addition, the collection contains newspaper clippings, newsletters, magazine articles, reprints from National Geographic, photographs, programs, receipts, and reports.

Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.

 Copyright Information

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

 Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by Wayne F. Replogle at the date of processing.

 Acquisition Information

This material was received from Wayne F. Replogle and from Rebecca Replogle, 1977-1983.

 Processing Information

The collection was processed by Keith C. Reynolds in February 2010.

 Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

 Access Terms Wildlife photographers Park naturalists Park rangers Wyoming -- History, 1890-1918. Wyoming -- History, 1919-1945. Wyoming -- History, 1946- Yellowstone National Park <?xm-replace_text {Title as Subject}?> Environment and Conservation National Parks Agriculture and Natural Resources Fisheries and Wildlife Wyoming Container List Series I. Photographs and Slides

1-2 Slides 1960s, 1970s, and undated. 3 Photographs 1930s-1960s and undated. Series II. Biographical

4 Certificates, correspondence, catalogs, diaries, genealogy, lists, magazine articles, manuscripts 1922-1971 5 Manuscripts 1930-1974 6 Maps, miscellaneous, newsletters, newspapers, newspaper clippings 1931-1973 7 Notebooks, notes, outlines, pamphlets, poems, postcards, programs, receipts, reports, travel brochures 1940-1975 8 Pamphlets and publications relating to Yellowstone National Park 1914-1972 9 Oversize awards and certificates 1952-1974 and undated Series III. Artifacts

10 Silver teapot, coffee pot, golf trophy, and coaching award 1928, 1930-1931, and undated. 11 Hats, American flag, and 16mm film: "Safe at Home" 1943 film by the National League Film Bureau and Pathe News. 30 minute educational film for general audiences about baseball as a good form of recreation and exercise. 1943 and undated 12 Awards and medals (military and athletic), spurs, lucky horseshoe, broken compass, square nails from old Fort Yellowstone, paperweight, and crystal ashtreys 1920s and undated. 13 Belt (black, red, and green woven hair design), bull roarer, bark painting of two snakes 1928, 1930-1931, and undated. 14 Map Tube: Five Topgraphic Maps of Yellowstone National Park, some with notes 1930 Oversize Sword in leather sheath, wooden signs undated Oversize Chief's blanket (black center stripe with red and tan designs on each side of the black) undated