Today In Wyoming's History

Lex Anteinternet: Blog Mirror: Some Gave All: James Bridger's Ferry... : I generally try not to post an entry on one of our (less publi...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Wyoming's Sheep Industry : By the early 1880s, cattlemen were starting to see more and more sheep being brough...

Coming back to the past: Vince Crolla An article on Vince Crolla, who took a different path than most law school graduates and is now th...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Gannett Peak Wyoming : Gannett Peak, Wyoming’s highest mountain, reaches 13,785 feet. The Peak is more than 10,000...

Lex Anteinternet: Is it smokey in here? : I ran this item last week, at the time that the Casper City Council reinstated a complete ban on s...

Lex Anteinternet: Today In Wyoming's History: September 8 : Today In Wyoming's History: September 8 : 2015  In a controversial m...

Lex Anteinternet: A few Labor Day observations. : World War Two vintage Labor Day poster, produced by the Office of War Information. Labo...

Today In Wyoming's History: August 19 : 1854  Lt. John L. Grattan, 6th U.S. Infantry, and thirty of his men are killed by Sioux Indians...

Today In Wyoming's History: August 18 : 1813         Battle of the Medina River at which Royalist forces defeat Mexican-American Republi...

The new $10.00 bill, design yet to be announced, will feature the image of a woman on it for the first time since 1896.  If you've seen...

In the news today was that DNA confirms that President Warren G. Harding had an illegitimate child by Nan Britton, with whom he apparentl...

Painted Bricks: What is it? Granger Wyoming : This is a fairly substantial structure in the small town of Granger, Wyoming. Granger is ...

Railhead: Retired steam engine, Rawlins Wyoming

Dressed for Battle

   Grand Army of the Republic memorial, Casper Wyoming . We recently posted this item on the Civil War in Wyoming : Today In Wyomin...

I posted this item on our other blog, Lex Anteinternet, very recently for a variety of reasons: Lex Anteinternet: The Stars and Bars as ...

Okay, it's not Wyoming history. "Scotland Forever". The Charge of the Scots Greys at Waterloo. Or maybe it sort of is...

Linked in given the just posted comment: Some Gave All: World War One Service Memorial, Hanna Wyoming : This is a memorial in Hanna Wyoming...

Milton Sublette--The Lost Mountain Man .

Lex Anteinternet: Visiting the battlefield :    "Last Stand Hill", Little Big Horn. You can't understand a battlefield, r...

The Casper Star Tribune is collection pre 1940s photographs for a book on Casper's history up through 1939 that it's putting out.  I...

 Wyoming Postscripts:  Wyoming's Engineer Governor-Frank Emerson.

150 Years Ago-Texas not Wyoming .

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Guernsey Dam

Amos W. Barber: An Army Surgeon as Governor | Wyoming Postscripts

April 19, 1865: “The Most Solemnly Grand Imposing Display “ | Wyoming Postscripts

Writing inspirations – imagining life for settlers in days gone by « M J Wright

This Day in US History… 1865: Good Friday | Wyoming Postscripts