University of Wyoming
Edward Arnold was a Wyoming pioneer, rancher, and artist. He came to Wyoming in 1907 and eventually homesteaded in Northern Wyoming in the Bighorn Basin. He married Leonore Ethel Arnold and they lived on the homestead until 1924, when they moved to Denver, Colorado and Arnold began his career as an artist. Edward Arnold died in 1972.
Collection contains Edward Arnold’s autobiography and appendix.
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This material was received from Francis M. Scranton in January 2021.
The collection was processed by Jamie J. Greene in September 2021.
There are no known other archival collections created by Edward Arnold at the date of processing.