Today In Wyoming's History

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Butch - Sundance, and the Wild Bunch : Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, two of the best know outlaws of the Ame...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Wyoming and the Military : Starting with Fort Laramie in 1849 Wyoming has a long history of positive involvement w...

Lex Anteinternet: American Guide Week. 1941 : From this week, in 1941. Anyone ever see a copy?

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Wyoming's First School : Being an old school teacher, I am always interested in reading about early day school...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Fort Laramie - Protecting the West : In 1834, it was Fort William named after post founder, trapper/trader William...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: The Jim Bridger Trail : In 1862, gold was discovered in Virginia City, Montana Territory. Gold seekers, businessme...

Lex Anteinternet: Who makes up the legislature : Joan Barrons of the Casper Star Tribune wrote a very interesting article that was published...

Churches of the West: Blog Mirror: This Day In Wyoming History: Dedicat... : Today marks the 100th anniversary of the dedication of Wyoming...

Lex Anteinternet: The City of Casper Smoking Ballot Issue : REFERENDUM BALLOT PROPOSITION ON ORDINANCE NO. 15-13:   AN ORDINANCE AMENDING...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: 5 Periods of Wyoming History : Wyoming historians divide the history of the state into five periods. Thought it mi...

Painted Bricks: Casper's Iris to become a civic auditorium. :   The Iris, a recently closed Casper downtown movie theater. The ass...

(This item was also added as an update to the October 7 entry here). Lex Anteinternet: Trimming $200,000,000 :   Rainy Day in Cheyenne . ...

Lex Anteinternet: The disappearnce of the bridging company and the r... : Yesterday a spokesman for the Wyoming Army National Guard announce...

Lex Anteinternet: Lawyer population growth : The ABA reports: The ABA chart generally measures the population of both active and residen...

Lex Anteinternet: Airmail & Airway Beacons in Wyoming

Painted Bricks: The Mysterious Monumental Architecture in Cheyenne... : I go to Cheyenne a fair amount but it's only recently that I...

Some Gave All: Cheyenne Wyoming's Buffalo Soldier Monument, Verno... : These are photographs of a small park in  Cheyenne Wyoming, just ...

Does anyone here know the story behind this memorial? Frank Wenger Holliday Memorial, Cheyenne Wyoming. This is an unusual...

Horseshoe Creek Station, Wyoming Another Wyoming highway marker that's on the old highway, rather than the Interst...

Cheyenne, Ft. Laramie, Deadwood Trail, 1868-1887 This post is somewhat off topic here, but this is a marker for the Cheyen...

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...