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Descriptions of Living Books participating in the 2024 Casper College Humanities Festival's Living Library.

2024 version of a Casper College Archives and Special Collections (Western History Center) Learning Program.

This record was created to promote an exhibit that was the first of its kind to be presented by the Western History Center. It was a flash pop-up exhibit planned to coincide with the 2023 Casper College Humanities Festival. It was also planned in…

Left to right: A.W. Scott, unidentified, Ed Scherck, and Fred Henderson. The Feed Stable burned down in 1908.

Article written by Irving Garbutt, State Editor, and published in the Casper Star-Tribune on the 31st of October, 1968. The article documents the move of 1,200 whiteface cattle from south of Kaycee to Rawlins.

This digital record contains reproductions of a photograph of firefighters posing for a photograph behind their wagons in front of the Demorest House in Casper, WY in 1892, and one of Harvard Wolfe engineer and Tom Patton, fireman cleaning a…

That portion of Wyoming that lies West of the Continental Divide and North of 42 degrees, was part of Oregon territory from 1848 to 1859. This 1853 map by J. H. Colton of New York incorrectly places the Tetons and contains many errors relating to…

Jack Atzinger's Reminiscences of a Trip to Casper details in, photographs and words, his trip from the Midwest to Casper, Wyoming in 1941. Atzinger traveled west to Casper to visit his aunt, Martha Earnest. Martha Earnest was the wife of Boney…

a couple standing in the corner of the room in front of a big round thing posing for a picture at the winter formal. the woman has short curly hair, short white gloves, strapless dress with ribbon tied around waist, long neckless, and flowers on the…