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Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office The Wyoming State
Historic Preservation Office maintains a collection of Trail Ruts Wyoming is home
to milesof pristine trail remains. Photographs can capture the condition
and feeling of place. The extensive landscape with crystal blue sky,
treeless windy prairie, and rocky terrain were all experienced by those
who have traveled before us. Whether exploring the trails on foot, on
horseback, in a wagon, or automobile, the presence of Monuments While traveling
along Wyoming's highways and visiting its towns, you will Documents The Wyoming SHPO
maintains an extensive archive of unpublished documents on the history
and archeology of the state. Researchers with formal affiliation to
an academic institution or professional cultural resource consultants
may have access to the collection. Soon to be hosted on these pages
are samples of some of the types of documents on file pertaining to
the research and compliance process associated with Wyoming's trails.
Please contact the SHPO if you
would like to obtain access to the documents. The location of archeological
and historic sites is protected by federal law and is not part of the
public record. |
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