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History and Geography

Campbell County index to birth, deaths and marriages and divorces.

Complied by the Reference Department Staff of the Campbell County Public Library in Gillette, Wyoming.

Gillette Cemetery Records

Mt. Pisgah Cemetery records provided by the Campbell County Cemetery District in Gillette, Wyoming.

Historian Grace Raymond Hebard standing near a marker commemorating the 1914 marking of the Oregon Trail and the 1866 death of U.S. Army officer Caspar Collins. The marker was unveiled by the Ft. Caspar Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, July 5, 1920.

Grace Raymond Hebard: Exhibit

This exhibit commemorates Grace Raymond Hebard, University of Wyoming faculty member, administrator, librarian, and Wyoming historian.

Heart Mountain Digital Preservation Project, Northwest College.

The Heart Mountain Digital Preservation Project features documents and photographs from the Heart Mountain Relocation Center Collection at the John Taggart Hinckley Library, located in Powell, Wyoming.

Map of Yellowstone Park in 1916

Historic Mineral map collection

These maps were produced in 1936-1937 and revised in the mid 1940s and early 1950s. They are one of the earliest county map series produced in Wyoming. They include information concerning oil and gas fields, cities and towns, roads and highways.

Niobrara County Library's: Genealolgy Archive

Robert Dunlap Clarke: Diary

Clarke served as a paymaster along the Bozeman trail in eastern Wyoming in 1868. His diary provides a glimpse of U.S. Army life after the Civil War along the western frontier.

Selected Wyoming Cemeteries

Cemeteries by county.

Western Trails Official Site

Illustration showing The Last Spike from Croffit's Trans-Continental Tourist Guide Courtesy University of Nebrasksa, Love Library

This project brings together several Western states in a collaborative digitization project. The project includes content from a mixture of archives, historical societies, libraries and museums from Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming. These four states share common borders, common heritage and common customs.

Wyoming Historical Maps

Eleven historic maps featuring forts, trails and roads, produced by LC Bishop, retired Wyoming State Engineer.

Wyoming Newspaper project

The Wyoming Newspaper Project will make newspapers printed in Wyoming between 1849 and 1922 accessible in an easily searchable format.

Stimson negative: image of Atlantic and Pacific Oil Co. well in Unita County, Wyoming

Wyoming State Parks and Division of Cultural Resources Digital Collections

Photographs, diaries, artifacts, documents, and scrapbooks.

Wyoming Western Trails Exhibits

Historic material about trails through Wyoming.