Today In Wyoming's History

Lex Anteinternet: The plank in our own eye. Considering the memoria... : Why do you observe the splinter in your brother's eye and nev...

Lex Anteinternet: The View from the San Jacinto Monument : A live webcam, right on the harbor.

Some Gave All: The Sundance, Wyoming Rest Stop Memorials. :   Memorials at the Sundance Wyoming Rest Stop. I usually don't p...

Lex Anteinternet: Berlin Air Lift Rates : Berlin Air Lift Rates One plane every minute. C-54 during the Berlin Air Lift That was the hi...

Lex Anteinternet: Lex Anteinternet: "The Confederate Monuments and C... : When I posted this last week I didn't think we'd see ...

Some Gave All: The Powder River Country, Braodus Montana : A lot of history in this region of Montana, and in the adjoining part of...

August 2, 1867 The Wagon Box Fight on the Bozeman Trail

Wyoming Fact & Fiction - Neil A. Waring: Wyoming - The First Cattle : Living only a few blocks from the North Platte River, I often thin...

Lex Anteinternet: It's National Doughnut Day! : Or Donut Day, if you prefer. John A. Johnston, First Vice President of the Internat...

Wyoming Fact & Fiction - Neil A. Waring: Western Books : I have often read that Owen Wister's publishing of  The Virginian , 115 yea...

Lex Anteinternet: That horse on the license plate, everyone knows it... :  This spectacular depiction of a rodeo horse at the University of ...

These two historic markers are located at Como Bluffs, between Rock River and Medicine Bow Wyoming. I'm sure I've stopped at ...

Some Gave All: Wyoming Veterans Museum: World War One Display : Display dedicated to George Ostron, who was an accomplished armature illustr...

And yes, it's off topic Lex Anteinternet: Baseball's Only Double No Hitter, May 2, 1917 : On this day.  Winning pitcher To...

Lex Anteinternet: Blog Mirror: Today In Wyoming's History: May 1. ... : From our history blog: Today In Wyoming's History: May 1...

Wyoming Fact & Fiction - Neil A. Waring: The Closing of Fort Laramie April 20, 1890 : On April 20, 1890, the last soldiers left Fort Lar...

Some Gave All: The Black 14, University of Wyoming, Laramie Wyoming This is a monument to The Black 14 in the University of Wyoming...

Some Gave All: Cattlemen Monument, Sublette County Wyoming. :  

Some Gave All: The Lander Cut Off, Oregon Trail. Sublette County Wyoming: Monument for the Lander Cut Off of the Oregon Trail, an early ...

Some Gave All: South Pass, Wyoming

Wyoming Fact & Fiction - Neil A. Waring: Some of My Favorite Wyoming People : Today I thought that I might write a piece on famous peopl...

Lex Anteinternet: Uber comes to Wyoming. . . . and I don't like it. : I started this post a couple of weeks ago.  True to form, it's...

Lex Anteinternet: Evidence that maybe somebody at your local paper i... : Hmmm. . . . if that photo is right Sgt. Bellamy was in the Wehrmac...

Lex Anteinternet: Wyoming's most prolific inventor : This is a semi automatic rifle designed by John Pedersen, Wyoming's most prolif...

Some Gave All: March 29 Designated National Vietnam Veterans Day : By an act of Congress signed into law on this day by President Trump, Mar...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: A Few Thoughts on History – From an Old History Te... : I mentioned, in a speaking engagement a week ago, that new...

In case somebody can help: Help! Posted on March 27, 2017 by Carol A while back I had a reader co...

The Casper Star Tribune is reporting that: Wyoming’s three main winter months – December through February – were the wettest in the st...

The Casper Star Tribune is reporting that: Wyoming’s population contracted for the first time in nearly three decades, likely because ...

Wyoming Fact and Fiction: Wyoming Pioneer Sheep-Man J D Woodruff : According to my calendar, Spring-2017 started yesterday, and it felt like...