British Pounds for American Beef #639: Herbert Oliver Brayer Papers

In the last quarter of the 19th century, the British were beef hungry.
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Throwback Thursday – John Wesley Powell
John Wesley Powell with Tau-gu. The Paiute gave Powell the name “one arm off” in reference to his missing limb.
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Chaplain to the Convicted #637: Edwin E. Slosson Papers

In 1891 she married Edwin Slosson and together they moved to Laramie.

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Wyoming’s History Through Listeners’ Eyes Wyoming Public Media’s Photo Contest
October 2nd- 30th, Sweetwater County Historical Museum
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Throwback Thursday - Heart Mountain Interpretive Center
Heart Mountain Relocation Center, WWII American Heritage Center Photo
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Observations on Occupied Germany #634: Herbert Oliver Brayer Papers
In July of 1946, Herbert Oliver Brayer found himself as a civilian in American occupied Germany.
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Interactions #633: Arthur E. Demaray Papers

In the early 20th century, national parks such as Yellowstone had far different policies regarding wildlife.

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Throwback Thursday
During World War II, people of Japanese descent from Oregon, Washington and California were incarcerated at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center in Park County, Wyo.
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