COLLECTION NAME:
Test - Wyo COMET
mediaCollectionId
wyo~5~5
Test - Wyo COMET
Collection
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Filename:
wy-arrg0001_01
filename
wy-arrg0001_01
Filename
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Identifier:
RG0001.01
collection_or_accession_number
RG0001.01
Identifier
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Collection or Record Group Name:
Governor John A. Campbell records
collection_or_record_group_name
Governor John A. Campbell records
Collection or Record Group Name
false
Dates:
1869-1875
dates
1869-1875
Dates
false
Extent:
1 cubic foot (2 boxes)
extent
1 cubic foot (2 boxes)
Extent
false
Abstract:
Governor John A. Campbell's records as maintained by the Wyoming State Archives consist of about one cubic foot of incoming and outgoing correspondence. Many interesting topics are discussed in these letters, such as the organization of Wyoming Territory, Indian affairs, women's suffrage, personnel, and the routine matters of running a territorial government. The correspondence also addresses matters considered by the territorial legislature, such as appointments, arms for citizens, control of the penitentiary, and support of Campbell. A sampling of other official records generated by the governor's office has survived. These include a few proclamations and appointment records. Also of note is the fact that the territorial governor served as the ex-officio Superintendent of Indian Affairs. Therefore, in addition to the above mentioned correspondence concerning Native Americans, records on personnel and a return of property record are available. Issues facing the first territorial government are outlined in Governor Campbell's message to the First Legislative Assembly. The Governor's 1871 address on the topic of women's suffrage is also available.
abstract
Governor John A. Campbell's records as maintained by the Wyoming State Archives consist of about one cubic foot of incoming and outgoing correspondence. Many interesting topics are discussed in these letters, such as the organization of Wyoming Territory, Indian affairs, women's suffrage, personnel, and the routine matters of running a territorial government. The correspondence also addresses matters considered by the territorial legislature, such as appointments, arms for citizens, control of the penitentiary, and support of Campbell. A sampling of other official records generated by the governor's office has survived. These include a few proclamations and appointment records. Also of note is the fact that the territorial governor served as the ex-officio Superintendent of Indian Affairs. Therefore, in addition to the above mentioned correspondence concerning Native Americans, records on personnel and a return of property record are available. Issues facing the first territorial government are outlined in Governor Campbell's message to the First Legislative Assembly. The Governor's 1871 address on the topic of women's suffrage is also available.
Abstract
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Repository:
Wyoming State Archives, Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources https://wyoarchives…
What is a finding aid?:
Finding aids are descriptions of archival collection that help researchers identify materials relevant to their topic. They show how the documents are arranged and where to find them in the boxes. Finding aids also help to put the material into context by including biographic or historical notes.
How do I view documents from this collection?:
Documents listed in this finding aid may be viewed by visiting the WSA in person. Selected files may also be available online using the hyperlinks located within the finding aid. Contact the WSA for more information https://wyoarchives…
Can I keyword search within the finding aids?:
Yes. Go to the keyword search bar in the upper right hand corner. Click on the arrow and choose "Catalog Data and text in Documents". This will allow the database to search across the entire Wyo COMET collection, including text within all of the finding aids. Or use ctrl + F to search the current document.
Last Updated:
2022 August 03
last_updated
2022 August 03
Last Updated
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