Detail View: Wyoming State Archives Photo Collection: Wyoming Travel Commission Collection (P88-63)
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Identifier:
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P88-63/0364
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Folder or Collection Name:
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Wyoming Travel Commission Collection (P88-63)
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Photographer:
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Wyoming Travel Commission
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Image Title:
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SOUTH PASS CITY, "HERE THE 1ST WHISPERS OF EQUAL RIGHTS WERE BORN, WHEN IN 1869, ESTHER HOBART MORRIS ENTERTAINED THE NOW FAMOUS TEA PARTY WHICH RESULTED EVENTUALLY IN WYOMING WOMEN BEING THE 1ST IN OUR NATION TO HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE.."
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Repository:
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Wyoming State Archives, Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources https://wyoarchives.wyo.gov/
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Date:
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Undated
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Type:
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Image
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Source - Photo Collection:
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P88-63/364
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Source - Subject Negative:
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SUB NEG 17731
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Coverage or Location:
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South Pass City, Wyoming
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Rights Statement:
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Copyright not evaluated http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
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