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Black and white photograph of a group in front of the Grand Central Hotel, Casper, Wyoming on July 4th, 1902. The individuals in the photo are numbered and names as follows:

1. Rolla Clark, Rancher
2. Al Rice, Rancher
3. W.A. Dennecke,…

A group photograph of "Friends of Hugh Patton." Listed: Jim Bury in the upper left, and William "Missou" Hines on the right.

Black and white photograph of Jane Elizabeth (Cummin) Blackmore (1839-1873), wife of Walter Albert Blackmore (1826-1891), with their firstborn son also named Walter A. Blackmore (1863-1923). The Blackmore family is known for their influence and…

Black and white photograph of Jane Elizabeth (Cummin) Blackmore (1839-1873), wife of Walter Albert Blackmore (1826-1891). Together they had 6 children: Susan, Walter A., Florence, Ella, William, and Herbert Blackmore. The Blackmore family is known…

Black and white photograph of William C. Blackmore (1868-1920). He was the second son of Jane Elizabeth (Cummin) Blackmore (1839-1873) and Walter Albert Blackmore (1826-1891). The Blackmore family is known for their influence and presence in early…

Black and white photograph of Christiana M. Courtright (1834-1900). She was the third wife of Walter A. Blackmore (1826-1891) and mother of Edna Hope Blackmore who married R.B. Renwick. The Blackmore family is known for their influence and presence…

Black and white photograph of Ella Blackmore (1866-1939). She was the third daughter of Jane Elizabeth (Cummin) Blackmore (1839-1873) and Walter Albert Blackmore (1826-1891). She notably never married. The Blackmore family is known for their…

Black and white photograph of Frances Lock Blackmore. He was the son William C. Blackmore (1868-1920). The Blackmore family is known for their influence and presence in early Casper, Wyoming. His paternal uncle, Walter A. Blackmore (1863-1923) was a…

Black and white photograph of Minnie A. Blackmore. The Blackmore family is known for their influence and presence in early Casper, Wyoming.

Black and white photograph of Minnie A. Blackmore in the summer of 1938. The Blackmore family is known for their influence and presence in early Casper, Wyoming.