Casper (Wyo.) -- History.

Scope and Contents The Jan and Bill Hawks Papers consist of copies of scrapbooks and photoalbums documenting the Casperites who made history for their role in the First Lady's project in 1989, and the Casper Nit Whit's during the 1960s. Researchers will also find a historic photograph of the Fox Farm on Squaw Creek and a milk cap cover from Galles Dairy, a Landmens Wives Directory from 1972-1973, 3 photographs of gardens at site of the old Armory building and Natrona County Library planted by "Bulbs Us Ladies...

Content Description This collection contains the personal papers of Kathleen Hemry. Topics covered include Fort Caspar, Natrona County, History, and Education. Researchers will also find information created by organizations of which Hemry was involved, interested in, or followed in addition to Fort Caspar. These include Wyoming Medical Center, the Wyoming State Historical Society, and the Casper Women's Club. Included in this collection is a file with letters attesting to the creative teaching of Leo Sanchez,...

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The Sheffner-McFadden Collection consists of family photographs and albums, postcards, and photographs of early-day Casper, Wyoming, that had been collected by Genevieve Sheffner Shultz. Other materials include a notebook belonging to Frances C. Butler (Sheffner), an East Side High School Class of 1918 Yearbook, and a letter to Jean C. Mcfadden from prolific Wyoming writer Peggy Simson Curry.

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The Sheffner-McFadden Collection consists of family photographs and albums, postcards, and photographs of early-day Casper, Wyoming, that had been collected by Genevieve Sheffner Shultz. Other materials include a notebook belonging to Frances C. Butler (Sheffner), an East Side High School Class of 1918 Yearbook, and a letter to Jean C. Mcfadden from prolific Wyoming writer Peggy Simson Curry.

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This record group contains 6 black and white photographic prints of Yellowstone Dairy and scans of two newspaper articles, one on the dairy and the other an obituary for its Operator, George Hales.