Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Articles
Collection Metadata
Title
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Articles
Rights
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Date Created
1971
Description
This digital collection page contains 35 digitized photos of newspaper articles of the Army search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain and around Crimson Dawn. The articles include photographs and news stories published in various newspaper articles, local and international, and show both people involved with the search and subsequent rescue of Dye. Photos were taken by Charles "Chuck" Morrison and can be found in his collection. The search lasted for 11 days between July 7 and July 18, 1971. Morrison sent photographs to Life, some of which may have been published with their first and follow-up interview with Kevin Dye. It is understood from a piece of correspondence that Life was sending Morrison his prints back but may have misplaced his negatives. It is also possible that the negatives are in the repository if they were eventually returned to him. Also available through the repository are also all of the photographs that Morrison collected on the search and rescue.
Type
Text and Image
Creator
Chuck Morrison and Casper Star Tribune
Language
ENG
Is Part Of
Charles "Chuck" Morrison Collection NCA 01.v.1998.01 US WyCaC, separated into the Morrison Alternative Photographs Collection, Box 4
Identifier
NCA 01.v.1998.01USWyCaC_Articles
References
https://cowboystatedaily.com/2025/03/08/wyoming-history-the-lost-9-year-old-who-eluded-casper-mountain-search-for-11-days/
https://www.nytimes.com/1971/07/26/archives/a-frightened-boy-plays-hideandseek-with-his-searchers-in-wilds.html
https://time.com/archive/6639116/the-nation-a-child-is-lost/
https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=DS19710729.2.8
https://www.nytimes.com/1971/07/26/archives/a-frightened-boy-plays-hideandseek-with-his-searchers-in-wilds.html
https://time.com/archive/6639116/the-nation-a-child-is-lost/
https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=DS19710729.2.8
Collection Items
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.
Kevin Dye Crimson Dawn Army Rescue Article
Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.