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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Watching Washington #635: Edwin Keith Thomson Papers

Thyra Thomson’s astute observations on Washington, D.C., in the 1950s were the highlight of her “Watching Washington” newspaper column.
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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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Hollywood Titan #632: David Brown Papers

Film titan David Brown left an indelible mark. His success began at Twentieth Century Fox with the 1953 Oscar-nominated Biblical epic The Robe.

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Tactical Vision in WWII #631: Frank Jack Fletcher Papers

Admiral Frank Jack Fletcher played a major role in the Battle of Midway during World War II.
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From Short Stories to the Silver Screen #630: George Zuckerman Papers

American Heritage Center documents the prolific career of a nationally known screenwriter, playwright, and author.
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The Lone Ranger’s Cheyenne Adventure #629: American Heritage Center Photo Collections

In July 1948, Brace Beemer, the iconic radio voice of the Lone Ranger, visited Cheyenne Frontier Days.
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Fly Fishing Chronicles #628: Toppan Rare Book Library

The Toppan Rare Book Library houses an impressive collection of fly-fishing volumes from both the United States and Europe.

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Composing Her Way into the Canon #627: Nancy Van de Vate Papers
Nancy Van de Vate was one of the most prolific composers of her time. But she faced numerous challenges as a woman in the male-dominated music field.
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