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New Temporary Exhibit at the Pioneer Museum

The Lander Pioneer Museum has a new lobby exhibit of perfume bottles and make-up accessories. The exhibit will be on display through the fall. The origin of makeup and perfume go back some 6000 years to Egyptian peoples. The use of makeup has fallen in and out of...

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Jessica Moore Becomes Riverton Museum Site Manager

Jessica Moore will begin her duties as the Riverton Museum Site Manager in April. Jessica was raised in the rural community in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and attended Central Michigan University where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Wildlife Biology. Jessica...

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Riverton Museum Seeks Site Manager

The Riverton Museum is seeking a dynamic, energetic and creative Site Manager to oversee operations at the Riverton Museum.  Email your Resume, Cover Letter and References to scott.goetz@fremontcountywy.gov. Site Manager Essential Duties Oversee all aspects of site...

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Finnis Mitchell: Lord of the Winds

Finis Mitchell was a forester, mountaineer, outdoorsman and conservationist who came to Wyoming as a boy in 1906 with his parents.  They arrived in Wyoming in a boxcar with all their possessions and some livestock. They settled on the west side of the Wind River...

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Lander Souvenir Anyone”

The Lander Pioneer Museum has a new temporary Lobby exhibit on Lander and Wyoming tourist souvenirs. Spoons, plates, cups, postcards and more touting the areas tourist attractions are on display until the fall. Souvenir anyone?  A souvenir, a memento, a keepsake, a...

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Joanna Kail Joins Fremont County Museum Board

Joanna Kail was raised in Lander, WY. She earned a bachelor's degree in Communications & Marketing with a minor in International Relations from the University of Wyoming in 1997. She began her marketing career in Jackson, WY at St. John's Hospital as a Marketing...

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Friday: Warshinum: Black Spot: Arapaho American

One of the pivotal lives among the Arapaho in the 19th century was a man named Friday. He spoke English and frequently acted as an intermediary between the Arapaho and the Whites.  In 1869, Friday told the officers at Fort Fetterman there were 4 principal chiefs of...

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