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Map of Fort Laramie, Wyoming Territory - Fort Laramie, Wyoming

Map of Fort Laramie, Wyoming Territory - Fort Laramie, Wyoming

This map shows structural changes made at Fort Laramie. It provides outlines and dimensions of structures, distances between structures, the structure's use, and construction method used (concrete, frame, or w... More

Pioneer Historic Byway - On the Lander Cutoff of the Oregon Trail

Pioneer Historic Byway - On the Lander Cutoff of the Oregon Trail

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Original Caption: The cutoff to the Oregon Trail can be seen amidst the mountains and pavement of the road. A fence frames the left side of the photo. Lo... More

Map of the United States - Public domain vintage map

Map of the United States - Public domain vintage map

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John Wheeler, left, and Rory Rettner, both with the

John Wheeler, left, and Rory Rettner, both with the

John Wheeler, left, and Rory Rettner, both with the Montana Army National Guard, check out the covered wagons that they’ll ride as part of the National Guard Bureau’s Natural and Cultural Resources Workshop, in... More

Mark Williams, left, of the Mississippi Army National

Mark Williams, left, of the Mississippi Army National

Mark Williams, left, of the Mississippi Army National Guard, Michael Peterkin, middle, of the Indiana Army National Guard, and Kenneth Keith, of the Mississippi Army National Guard, hike up the ruts at the Oreg... More

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