Abstract Research, publications, photos, reports and notes of both scientific and personal nature concerning the Mummy Cave archaeological site near Cody, Wyoming, located at 44°27′38.448″N, 109°44′9.6″W on the North Fork Highway between Wapiti and the east entrance of Yellowstone National Park. The content spans from the early 1960s to the mid 2000s, but is mainly from the 1960s with some materials dating to the 1980s. Most of the materials in this collection were created by Harold McCracken,...

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The John Rumm collection is made up of photographs of Yellowstone by Hiscock and Lucier. John Rumm was the curator of the Buffalo Bill Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West between the years of 2008-2014.

Abstract This collection consists of the album of Harry Miller, a ranger for the Shoshone National Forest.  Miller accompanied Prince Albert I of Monaco and William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody on their famous hunt in 1913.  The collection includes photographs taken by Miller, who served as a camp guard on the expedition.  The collection also includes manuscript items related to his appointment as an assistant ranger for the Shoshone National Forest.  Also included are photographs of local notable persons...

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The collection contains a narrative poem, photographic album, and seperate photographs. Edward Traynor's grandfather, Fredrick Hamilton Redington, took the photographs in the album from 1905 on his annual summer trip to Yellowstone. The family made a summer trip out to Yellowstone yearly, because Redington's first wife, Phoebe Hargraves, was from Cody.

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The collection includes a photo album from a 1937 road trip from Toledo, Ohio to Yellowstone Park. Some interesting photos in the album include Mount Rushmore in its final stages of construction, dude ranches, and Yellowstone Park. This documents what one would have seen on a cross country road trip during 1937.

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Two publications, a program from the Lincoln-Lee Legion and a newspaper supplement from the Billings Gazette, donated by Michael McLaughlin.

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The collection consists of photographs of the Winninger family and the YU Ranch on the Greybull River during the years 1920 to 1940. The Winninger family was made up of Joseph Winninger, Mabel Buell Winninger and their four kids. John Joseph "Jack" Winninger was the oldest, born in 1926, and the donor of the collection with his wife JoAnn Winninger. The YU Ranch was primarily a sheep ranch, and in the late 30s also became a cattle ranch.

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This collection includes letters and a map of the Shoshone National Forest. The map of Shoshone National Forest is from 1927 with trapping allotments designations drawn over in red pencil, done in 1930. This map shows who held trapping allotments during 1930 in the Shoshone National Forest, which gives an intresting glimpse into what that aspect of the park looked like.

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A pamphlet by F J Hiscock "The Picture Man" of Cody, Wyoming concerning the the geology of the Shoshone Canyon.