| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| Thomson, Thyra, Wyoming Secretary of State 1963-1987 | Wyoming State Archives |
| Transcontinental motor convoy, 1919 | Lori Van Pelt |
| Treaties, Fort Bridger, 1863 and 1868 | WyoHistory.org |
| Tree Army, Wyoming | Kerry Drake |
| Tunison Lawsuit and Settlement | WyoHistory.org |
| Union Pacific in Wyoming, The | Gregory Nickerson |
| Utah War, 1857-1858 | Rebecca Hein |
| Van Devanter, Willis, Wyoming U.S. Supreme Court justice | Lori Van Pelt |
| Votes for Wyoming Women | Tom Rea |
| Wagon Wheel Project | Ann Chambers Noble |
Old West adventurer, orator, barber, reported bigamist, and passionate defender of civil rights, Kentucky-born William Jefferson Hardin was Wyoming’s first African-American legislator in its territorial days.
Verda James, a schoolteacher, deputy director of public instruction for the state of Wyoming, assistant superintendent of the Natrona County schools, and later a faculty member at Casper College, was first elected to the Wyoming House in 1954. She served eight terms. During the last term, 1969-1970, she was elected House speaker, the first woman to serve in that position for a full term.
