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artworks showing Paul Revere on a horse galloping through a village with a clock showing midnight on a church spire in the distance

My views on poetry

Rebecca Hein shares how former Wyoming poet laureate Robert Roripaugh changed her views on poetry.

A woman in a derby and a man in a top hat pose smiling in front of a sandstone monument on a sunny day.

Wyoming History: A Journey That Became a Partnership

Liz Byrd stands with four elementary school studnets looking at a wall chart

Women’s History Month in Wyoming

Celebrate women’s history month with WyoHistory.org!

Researching Early Black Women Voters in Wyoming

Jennifer Helton draws back the curtain to discuss her investigation into Black women voters in Wyoming, 1870.

Two woman riding through a grassy field in a horse-drawn cart

"Two Pull Better Than One”: The Love Story of Grace and Agnes

[Editor's note: This blog originally appeared on the American Heritage Center Blog, Always Archiving.]

Man in combat fatigues and helmet sits in fromt of several boxes that prop up his small typewriter, outdoors in a place with tropical foliage.

Tom Horn Artifacts at the Wyoming State Museum

Evan Green shares how he determined fact from fiction in the Wyoming State Museum’s Tom Horn Collection.

View of the underside of a grasshopper seen through glass so it looks suspended above a road in a biright summer landscape

Grasshoppers Tender Grasshoppers Tough

Ellis Hein shares his memories of the grasshopper years.

View looking down at the Wyoming Supreme Court justices seated in the restored room

Exhibits at the State Capitol

Learn more about the new exhibit now being installed in the Wyoming State Capitol, just in time for the legislative session!

On the Road: How Wyoming’s New Roving Archivist Program is Supporting Local History

[Editor's note: This blog originally appeared on the blog of the American Heritage Center. The Roving Archivist Program is a joint effort by the American Heritage Center, the Wyoming State Archives and the Wyoming State Historical Records Advisory Board (SHRAB).]