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MAMMOTH NEWS

WASHAKIE MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER Nov 2018 Issue 51 Inside this issue:

Mammoth Quick Draw 1-3

Season of Toys Exhibit Opening

4

Holiday Marketplace & Open House

5

Children’s Christmas Party 6

Denizens: Wildlife of the American West

6

Worland Before Worland 7

Black Tie to Blue Jeans 8

Calendar of Events 11

Auctioneer: Ed Keller Evening Emcees: Brad and Leslie Basse Photographer: David Huber Photography

5:15 Doors Open

5:30-8:30 Fiesta Bar and Desserts

5:30-7:45 Musical Entertainment by

Cody Singer/Guitarist Garrett Randolph

5:30-8:15 Silent Auction (New this Year)

featuring works by Ray Bower, Jr.,

Phyllis Roseberry,

Terri “Stardust” Thurman, and more!

6:30-7:30 Quick Draw Featuring 33 Artists (List of Participating Artists on Page 2)

7:30 Display of Finished Pieces

8:00 Live Auction Begins

$45 per person (All-Inclusive)

A table for 10 can be reserved for $450 (Details on Page 2)

- Mammoth News/Nov 2018

Join in the excitement of the Annual Mammoth Quick Draw as you stroll the Museum watching 33 artists finish a masterpiece in one-hour. This event drew more than 450 attendees in 2017. While dining on enchiladas and desserts, listen to the music of singer/guitarist Garrett Randolph of Cody.

The Washakie Museum and Cultural Center uses its funds from the auction to: promote artists by hosting at least three art shows yearly including an opening reception, support for youth and adult history and art education programs, exhibitions, building maintenance, equipment, and performing arts.

The Worland Rotary Club uses its funds for philanthropic projects. Some of the local projects include: Sleep In Heavenly Peace, the picnic shelter and BBQ pit at Sanders Park, bike path park bench, Rotary Riverside Park, Children’s Resource Center playground equipment, the Washakie County Library Endowment, the kitchen remodel and sound equipment at the Washakie Museum, and H Diamond W 4-H camp cabin.

Sam Angelo, Worland…………………Sponsored by Clear Imagine Vision/Kirby Treat Victoria Bales, Worland………………….…………………...Sponsored by Frontier Tire Kerri Barent, Worland……………………………………….Sponsored by Banner Health Gayle Barnett, Lander…………………………………Sponsored by Blue Lube/Milly G’s Polly Burge, Sheridan……………………………………………..Kennedy Ace Hardware Belinda Daugherty, Ten Sleep…………………...Sponsored by Ten Sleep Brewing Co Colleen Drury, Kinnear……………………………...…….Sponsored by Donnell & Allred Christine Dubbs, Bozeman MT……..…… Sponsored by Gordon and Reba Neumann Karyne Dunbar, Shell….………. Sponsored by Wendy Press Sweeny Attorney at Law Cal Fulfer, Worland……………………….Sponsored by Law Office of Edward G. Luhm Pam Greek, Worland………………………………………...Sponsored by Veile Mortuary Jim Hagstrom, Cody……………………….…Sponsored by Dr. Thurston Medical Clinic Darlene Hill, Worland……………………………………..Sponsored by Ron’s Sanitation Linda Jolley, Greybull…………………………...Sponsored by PE Grosch Construction Tom Lucas, DuBois………………………………………………...Sponsored by US Bank Robert Martinez, Riverton……………………………Sponsored by Bostrom Enterprises Tracy Myers, Worland………………………………………...Sponsored by Roger Bower Marcia Nelson, Thermopolis……………………..Sponsored by Gottsche Rehab Center Gail Varney Patrick, Manderson……………………………..Sponsored by Tractor Guys Gayle Phipps, Thermopolis……………………………...Sponsored by the Outdoorsman Kent Richins, Worland………………………………………….. Sponsored by Tim Hinkel Lindsey Saunders, Minneapolis MN……...Sponsored by David and Kathleen Nicholas Rhonda Schmeltzer, Worland…………………………………………Signs of Sutherland Diana Scranton, Worland………………….Sponsored by Wyoming Financial Insurance Angela Siems, Thermopolis………………………………..Sponsored by 3 C’s Day Care Jen Smith, Stevenson WA…………………………………...Sponsored by Bryant Honey Linda Sopko, Worland……………….Sponsored by Wyoming Water Rights Consulting Dustin Stephenson, Ten Sleep…………………………….Sponsored by Goldie Warren Sherry Stottler, Worland………………………..Sponsored by Rocky Mountain Framing Brenda Trippel, Worland……………………...Sponsored by Edward Jones/Alan Brown Charley Truman, Ten Sleep…………………..Sponsored by Dirty Sally’s General Store Pat Snelling Weiner, Greybull………………Sponsored by Big Horn Heating & Cooling Sally Wesaw, Thermopolis………………………………….Sponsored by Kustom Koach

International projects include a Guatemala water project and latrine project, the eradication of polio, heating and cooking stoves in Guatemala, and the Rotary International Shelter Box Foundation. Over the past 20 years Worland Rotary has sponsored numerous outbound and inbound students in the Rotary International Youth Exchange program.

Since the first Quick Draw in 2012, $209,344 in art has been sold and Worland Rotary and the Museum have split $108,000 in proceeds from this annual event to fund our respective programs.

Talented artist Jen Smith, Stephenson, WA will be joined by her daughter, Lindsey Saunders, Minneapolis, MN. They are daughter and granddaughter of Stan and Barb Smith. New artists are: Tom Lucas, Lindsey Saunders, Charley Truman, and Pat Snelling Weiner. Artists who have participated in all seven QD’s are: Sam Angelo, Gayle Barnett, Belinda Daugherty, Darlene Hill, Kent Richins, Linda Sopko, and Gail Patrick.

Mammoth News/Nov 2018 -

$45 per person (All-Inclusive) A table for 10 can be reserved for $450

No additional table fee this year (As of 10/05/2018 13 Tables are Reserved)

Food, Beer, Wine, & Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Tickets available through:

Washakie Museum & Cultural Center 2200 Big Horn Ave, Worland (307) 347-4102

or online at washakiemuseum.org or contact a Worland Rotary Member

or at The Outdoorsman 632 Big Horn Avenue, Worland

New this Year, Silent Auction Pieces include: Artwork by Dustin Stephenson Artwork by Ray Bower, Jr. Miniature Bronzes from the Fowler Collection Artwork by Phyllis Roseberry Artwork by Steve and Laura Brown, Brown’s Craft Haven Photography by Sean McKinley Large flannel quilt created by Maxine Stine A Bottle of Ex-Governor Freudenthal’s Wyoming Whiskey …and more!

Mike and Tiffany Greear

Clark, King & Michel, P.C.

Pete Smet Recycling and DPS LLC

Joe Kelley and Jacquie McCoughlan

Sterling Services/Ten Sleep Development

Big Horn Basin Tires & Off Road

New this year, reserve a table for 10 with no table fee by purchasing 10 tickets for you, friends, or business! Reserved Tables Include:

Marty Hinkel Family & Friends, Cloud Peak Veterinary, ANB Bank, SBW & Associates, Gordon and Reba Neumann Family & Friends, Bostrom Enterprises, McKinnon Flooring/Stellar Concept, The Outdoorsman, Tom Taylor/Admiral

Beverage, Dennis and Karen Sinclair Family & Friends, Stan and Barb Smith Family & Friends, Bower and Sheaff Family & Friends, and Guardian Flight.

Open Seating Table Sponsors: Jeffries Dental and Edward Jones


FIRST “DIBS” ON

MUSEUM MEMBER NIGHT!

This year come and get first

“dibs” Thursday, November

29th from 5:30-7:30pm

during the Exhibit Opening

Reception for Season of Toys

and our unique Holiday

Marketplace! We will have

artists and vendors selling

one of a kind gifts.

Entertainment: Holiday Melodies

by Harpist Julie Edholm. Members: Free Public: $10.00

Featured Artists and Vendors:

Stephanie Owens, Thermopolis

Emily Gorham Keith, Ten Sleep

Rhonda Schmeltzer, Worland

Sherry Stottler, Worland

FireShot Coffee will be providing

free coffee for the event!

*More artists and vendors to come*

15% off all gift shop merchandise, excluding

consignments.

*Larger discounts on special tables

*Free Gift Wrapping

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

FREE ADMISSION!

Saturday, December 1st 10:00am-3:00pm.

The museum will be open FREE

to the public, and will have more

unique gifts by local artists and

vendors available to purchase

for friends and family. Please

come and enjoy hot drinks and

cookies!

Live Holiday Music by,

Guitarist/Soloist Rhea White

from 11am—12pm &

2—3pm


Denizens: Wildlife on the Western Frontier An Exhibition of Vintage Engravings 1770-1902

Curated by Lee Silliman, Missoula, Montana

Wildlife Creations by Mark Whitlock

Taxidermy & Design

Also featured: a Northwestern Wildlife Photography

Exhibition by Sean McKinley,

Hidden Wilderness Photography

Hands-on animal display for children, and more!

Exhibition Opening Reception Thursday, January 17, 2019

5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Food and Entertainment

The Hungry Winter Frederick Remington, 1897

12 x 17 inches, hand-tinted half-tone engraving

A Charlie Brown Christmas at the Washakie Museum

50 Children & Grandchildren of Museum Members Invited

Friday, December 14, 2018 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm

Each year the Newell B. Sargent Foundation hosts a Christmas Party

for Worland youth at the Washakie Museum & Cultural Center

including the Learning Center, 4-H, and Big Brothers & Big Sisters.

This year the NBSF is also inviting up to 50 children and/or

grandchildren of Washakie Museum Members for a maximum of

150 youth. The party is FREE to attendees, but members must

register their child(ren) at the Museum prior to the day of the party.

Limited space is available for children of Museum members (first 50

sign-ups) who are not already included with the other invited

organized youth groups. Call or stop by the Museum to register.

The party will include:

Gingerbread Snoopy Dog Houses

Picture with Santa Claus

Charlie Brown Games

Snacks

Watch A Charlie Brown Christmas

Plus: A surprise visit from Santa Claus with a

gift for each child attending!


With permission and assistance from John W. Davis and the Northern Wyoming Daily News, the Washakie Museum & Cultural Center is in the process of republishing a 12-page history booklet titled “Worland Before Worland.” The Museum, in its efforts to preserve and make history available to our community and visitors, is attempting to republish many of our histories that are currently out-of-print. Paul Frison’s First White Woman in the Big Horn Basin and Grass was Gold along with John W Davis’ Sadie & Charlie have been reprinted by the Museum. While some may debate the facts contained in these older Big Horn Basin area histories; no one debates their value as representative of the feelings and sentiments of the people of this area and history as related by the authors of the time—these written documents and books are recorded history and should be saved and shared. An excerpt from Worland Before Worland….

On April 7, 1903, Charles Fremont Robertson, a lawyer

from Omaha, Nebraska, led a party of surveyors into what

is now part of the city of Worland, Wyo. He had begun his

expedition by railroad from Iowa and his purpose was to

determine the feasibility of a large irrigation project.

In 1903, the area along the Big Horn River, and around

the present town site of Worland, had a population of less

than one hundred people. It was eighty-five miles from a

railhead at Garland, Wyoming (from which Robertson had

come) and, with the exception of some fledgling irrigation

projects, was almost completely undeveloped. As a result

of Robertson’s journey, however, the area began a dizzying

crescendo of change.

In 1904, work began in earnest on the Hanover and Big

Horn Canals and people flooded in for the jobs created by

the construction. The telephone arrived in Camp Worland,

as well as a school, a church and a store with a post office.

In 1905, more people came and more buildings were built;

a newspaper was even begun. In 1906, Camp Worland

moved across the Big Horn River and became the

incorporated Town of Worland; a railroad, a bank, doctors

and lawyers arrived. In 1910, electrical works were begun,

the town supplied water, and the population reached almost

one thousand people. And, in January, 1913, Washakie

County began operation and the Town of Worland, located

where ten years before there weren’t ten people, became

the county seat.

This article, though, is not about the creation and

development of Worland; that remarkable story has been

told frequently and well. Rather, this story is about the

people of the Worland Valley who lived here before April of

1903 — who lived around Worland before there was a

Worland. These people did not come to the area for the

lure of great irrigation schemes or the excitement of a

burgeoning new town, and their lives were very different

from the later pioneers. They knew isolation and perils and

fears and agonies in ways which would never be

experienced by those who came after 1903.

The booklet is in final proofing stages and will be reprinted

locally at Serlkay Printing. It should be available in the

Museum’s Gift Shop by the end of November.

Written by John W. Davis

Originally Published in 1987 by the Northern Wyoming Daily News

The Washakie Museum & Cultural Center is Republishing

Original Neibur Homestead south of Worland (Photo Courtesy of Rhomda Schmeltzer)

Mammoth News/Nov 2018

Kerry Wallace (Pavillion) and Cal Winland (Gillette) entertaining guests at the Stephenson Art Exhibit Opening. Guest Artist Dustin Stephenson impressed the crowd at his opening

exhibit on August 31. Pottery, paintings, and weaving. Dustin is multi-talented.


RENEWING AND NEW MEMBERS:

Sundance Society Richard and Liisa McKamey

Meadowlark Society Carl and Barbara Berryman

Eloise Shaw

Gooseberry Society Security State Bank/

Doug and Audra Crouse

Paintbrush Society McGarvin & Taylor Inc/Alison Sheesley

James and Terry Wilson

Mammoth Individual & Family Earl and Angie Bower

Carl and Candace Cottrell Edward and Rita Farmer Fred and Lorie Frandson Joe and Jacque Harrod Terry and Judy Iversen

Deloris Mead Dan Miller and Terri Mead Gary and Laure Mitchell Doug and Debi Morrison Mike and Christie St Clair

Marilyn Weaver Lewis and Susan Wiley

Individual & Family Roger and Barbara Brookwell

Skip and Linda Crawford Jeff and Sandy Dittmer Jim and Margie Fassler

Beverly Gamble Mike and Mary Lou Hanify

Laura Hartman Guy and Kathleen Helms

Lorraine Keller Diana Knight

John and Becky Lamb Debbie Lungren

Ike and Donna Merrill Mary Minish

Charles and Sandra Mischke Wayne and Sheila Mosegard Nicholas and Melissa Neylon

David and Amber Page Marjie Patton

Louie and Kerby Pfrangle

Gayle Phipps Joan Robertson

Andrew and Margaret Rothleutner Shirley Runge

Phil and Rhonda Schmeltzer Rick and Danyne Six Dorcas Soderstrom

Robert and Sherry Stottler Deb Stewart and William Lewandowski

Connie Thompson Howard and Belenda Willson

DONORS:

BLACK TIE TO BLUE JEANS 2019 Carl and Barbara Berryman Richard and Liisa McKamey

Eloise Shaw DECADE BASH 1900-1910: Richard and Liisa McKamey

DENIZENS: WILDLIFE ON THE WESTERN FRONTIER EXHIBITION

Carl and Barbara Berryman US Bank/Laura Brown Lewis and Susan Wiley

DICK SORENSON ARTIST EXHIBITION: Newell B. Sargent Foundation

CHRISTMAS ANTIQUE TOY EXHIBIT: Casper Antique and Collector’s Club

Wayne and Sheila Mosegard Security State Bank/Doug and Audra Crouse

SUMMER 2019 IMMIGRATION EXHIBIT: Richard and Liisa McKamey

7th ANNUAL MAMMOTH QUICK DRAW:

Mammoth Sponsors: Clark, King & Michel, PC

King’s Carpet One Lincoln Financial Advisors - Casper

Rattlesnake Field Services Red Reflet Guest Ranch

Sunlight Federal Credit Union

Paintbrush Sponsors: Big Horn Anchor Service

Big Horn Basin Tire and Off Road DPS LLC and Pete Smet Recycling

Hasco Industrial Supply

Joe Kelley and Jacquie McCoughlan Pinnacle Bank

Sterling Services/Ten Sleep Development

Artist Sponsors: Big Horn Heating and Cooling

Blue Lube/Milly G’s Bostrom Enterprises

Roger Bower Alan Brown/Edward Jones Dirty Sally’s General Store

Donnell & Allred, Inc Frontier Tire

Gottsche Rehab Center PE Grosch Construction Kennedy Ace Hardware

Law Office of Edward Luhm David and Kathleen Nicholas

Ron’s Sanitation/Ron and JaDee Harvey Signs of Sutherland

Wendy Press Sweeny, Attorney at Law Ten Sleep Brewing Company

Dr Thurston Medical Clinic Tractor Guys

US Bank Veile Mortuary/Clayton Draggoo

Wyoming Financial Insurance Wyoming Water Rights Consulting

Table Sponsor: Alan Brown/Edward Jones

THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS:

Brian Bower, Bower Technologies, for being a “jack-of-all-trades” in helping us

whenever we need you!

Julie Robinson, Caroline Hanson, and Chuck Glade for staffing the Reception Desk.

Northern Wyoming Daily News for publishing our At the Museum column and

all of the support you give us with photographs and news columns!

Thank you Chuck Glade for leading tours for our motorcoach visitors!

Big Horn Water/Brent and Liz Jolley for water to Exhibit Openings and Blithe Spirit.

Steven Birchfield for taking photographs for our events.

Cloud Peak Society ($1,500 +) Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc/

John and Margaret Shaw Hedge Music/Dan and Nancy Frederick

Jadeco, Inc./Brad and Leslie Basse/ Brennen and Ciciley Basse

Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry Hill

In Memory of Anne Hill Rance and Kami Neighbors

US Bank/Laura Brown

Nowood Society ($1,000-$1,499) Herzberg Hideaway Guest House/

Lloyd and Donna Nielson RT Communications/Becky Dooley

Gooseberry Society ($500-$999) ANB Bank/Duane Whitlock

The Outdoorsman/Melanie Stine Ron’s Sanitation/Ron & JaDee Harvey

Security State Bank/Doug & Audra Crouse Worland Cleaners/Dan and Gail Dover

Wyoming Financial Insurance/Joan Byrd

Cottonwood Society ($250-$499) Casper Antiques and Collector’s Club, Inc.

Cloud Peak Chiropractic/Sarah & Steve Radabaugh Sheaff Properties/George and Carol Sheaff

United Methodist Circle J Ranch

Sundance Society ($1,500+) David Bostrom

Mike and Sarah Healy Denis Kerasotes

Richard and Liisa McKamey

Meadowlark Society (1,000-$1,499) Carl and Barbara Berryman

Steve and Laura Brown David and Charleen Hamilton

Tom and Laura McDonald Gordon and Reba Neumann

Dr. John W. and Christiane Gee Porter Eloise Shaw

Pronghorn Society ($500-$999) Dave Asay

In Memory of Charlotte Asay Landis and Janet Benson

In Memory of Helen Bonine Kerry and Glo Clark

Chuck and Sherrie Glade Mike and Tiffany Greear

Steven and Carole Grosch Roger and Martha Lawley

Martenson Partnership: Elaine Decker, Louise Gilman, and Shirley Knight

Jim and Jane O’Connor Rob, Karan, and Jodi Pennock

Walter and Gail Schwede Fran and Diana Scranton Stan and Barbara Smith

Wendy Press Sweeny, Attorney at Law, PC David and Diana Veile Al and Carla Willard

Paintbrush Society ($300-$499) Stanton and Linda Abell, Jr.

Jim and Iris Bell George and Mary Evelyn Bower

John and Celia Davis Duane and Cathy Groshart

Joe Kelley and Jacquie McCoughlan Gordon and Dolly Maxwell

McGarvin & Taylor, Inc./Alison Sheesley Paul and Sharon Ostrander

Roxie Shepperd James and Terry Wilson

Mammoth and Alfalfa Club (Individual $100—Family $150)

Linda Anderson Sam and Cheryle Angelo Mike and Carolyn Bies

Brian Bower Earl and Angie Bower

Ruth Bower Alan and Robin Brown Carolyn Christenson

Carl and Candace Cottrell Lloyd Craft Farms/Lloyd & Terri Craft

Karen Devish Kim Douglas Sheila Duffy

In Memory of David Duffy Ruth Dugger Claire Dunne Vera Eckhardt

Edward and Rita Farmer Brad and Lori Feather

Gard and Brenda Ferguson Don and Mary Jo Fowler

Noble and Rebecca Fowler Sandy Francis

Fred and Lorie Frandson William and Lila Gabbard

Scott and Pam Gaulke Jeffrey Gilman, M.D.

Dr. Jim Gilman Charles and Vasca Gilmore

Caroline Gipson Sally Graham Ruby Green

Aaron Grosch Lee and Valerie Haines

Randall and Mary Jo Hake Pat Hall

Sam and Phyllis Hampton John and Donna Harrington Tom and Patty Harrington Joe and Jacque Harrod

Cathy Healy Nancy Heiser Janet Heron

David Huber Photography David and Cindy Huhnke Terry and Judy Iverson

Doug and Debbie Johnson Paul and Kari Keller Virginia Kittleman

Ron and Lynn Krei Leonard and Francis Larsen

Alice Lass John and Alice Leadbeater

Bill and Deanna LeBarron Jeff and Rene Lee

Joe and Kim Liebhauser Theresa Livingston

Kent and Kathy Loveland Edward and Rebecca Luhm

Sharon Lyman Lew Markley

Dan and Julie Mattis Don and Carol McCormac

Deloris Mead Kathy Mercado

Dan Miller and Terri Mead Merbar, Inc/Robb and Ivy Bargatze Wayne Miller and Janis Brumbaugh

Gary and Laure Mitchell Donna Moberly

In Memory of Harry Moberly Doug and Debbie Morrison

Tom and Linda Moss Janice Munsterteiger Jim and Heidi Nelson Kent and Jo Orchard

Janis Palmer Jeffrey Paris

Lowell and Punkie Peterson Jacque Pike

Ted and Kathy Propp Louis and Ann Rankine

Betty Richins Kent A. and Rosie R. Richins

Julie Robinson James and Phyllis Roseberry Bill and Cathy Froyd Saeger

Dorothy Scheuerman Frieda Scheuerman

David and Nancy Schlothauer Richard and Helen Schoeler Gene and Bonnie Schreibeis

Jennifer Simmons and Ryan Baumeister Clara Lou Smith

Ron and Linda Sopko Daryl and June Stilwell Dan and Susie Stine Jack and Julie Stott

Gary and Laura Sutherland Robert and DeeAnn Thorne

Terrence and Cathy Tommerup Dolores Van Dusen Ben and Julie Vega

Barbara Vietti Goldie Warren Marilyn Weaver Christine Weber

Ken and Lori Westphal Lewis and Susan Wiley

Eula Jene Willard Milton and Joan Woods

The Woosley Family


Museum Closed: Thursday, November 8, 2018. Closed to the

Public for Quick Draw Set Up.

7th Annual Mammoth Quick Draw: Friday, November 9, 2018,

5:30 p.m., featuring the works of 33 artists. All-inclusive Tickets

$45. On sale now at the Museum. Tables of 10 may be

reserved with purchase of 10 tickets (No additional table fee).

History Discussion Group meeting: Thursday, November 15,

2018 at 7:00 p.m. Museum Boardroom.

Season of Toys Christmas Exhibit Opening: Thursday,

November 29, 2018, 5:30 p.m. Holiday marketplace open house

featuring children’s antique and handmade toys with local artist

Christmas gift displays.

Holiday Marketplace & Open House: Saturday, December 1,

2018 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Unique gifts from area artists

and 15% off in the Museum Gift Store. Entertainment, cookies,

and beverages.

Charlie Brown Christmas Party: Friday, December 14, 2018

from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Party for organized children groups plus

50 children and grandchildren of Museum members.

History Discussion Group meeting: Thursday, December 20,


Museum Closed for Christmas Holiday: December 23 through

25, 2018.

Museum Closed for New Year’s Holiday: December 30, 2018

through January 1, 2019.

Denizens: Wildlife on the Western Frontier and Hidden

Wilderness Photography Exhibitions Opening Reception:

Thursday, January 17, 2019 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

History Discussion Group meeting: Thursday, January 24,


4th Annual Black Tie to Blue Jeans: Friday, February 15, 2019

from 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. featuring the Energy City Voices from

Gillette College and the Two Tracks from Sheridan.

History Discussion Group meeting: Thursday, February 21,


Missoula Children’s Theatre Residency Week: March 11-16,

2019. Auditions: Monday, March 11 at 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Performances: Saturday, March 16 at 3:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.

History Discussion Group meeting: Thursday, March 28, 2019

at 7:00 p.m. Museum Boardroom.

History Discussion Group meeting: Thursday, April 25, 2019

at 7:00 p.m. Museum Boardroom.


Fiddler Erica Murphree from Lander entertained guests at the Sorenson

Exhibit Opening.

Featured Artist Dick Sorenson from Casper. The exhibit was sponsored by the

Newell B. Sargent Foundation.

PUBLIC HOURS: Summer: May 15 thru September 15

Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Winter: September 16 thru May 14 Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Admission: Free to Members Adults $8, Seniors (62 and over) $7,

Children (age 7 to 12) $6 Children (age 6 and younger) Free

Family - $25 (Up to 4 Adults + Children) AAA Members Receive $1.00 Off

Student or Organized Children’s Tours: Free Pre-Arranged Tours of 10 or more: $6 Per Person

The Museum is on Twitter!

Follow us @WashakieMuseum

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Dan Frederick, President

Leslie Basse, Vice President Laura Brown, Treasurer Sarah Healy, Secretary

Steve Radabaugh Kari Keller Jim Nelson

Kent Richins Margaret Shaw Charles Smith Janet Benson Martha Lawley

STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION: Phone: (307) 347-4102 Cheryl Reichelt, Executive Director [email protected] Rebecca Brower, Curator [email protected] Katy Hayes, Finance & HR/Chef [email protected] Robert Stottler, Retired Curator [email protected] Victoria Frisbee, Assistant Curator [email protected] Becca Ward, Museum Educator [email protected] Robyn Irons, Grants & Media Manager [email protected] Chloe Haun, Museum Services/Special Events [email protected]

ADDRESS: 2200 Big Horn Avenue

Worland, WY 82401

WEBSITE: washakiemuseum.org

NEW MINI EXHIBIT: COMING SOON!

The Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone were enemy

tribes, often fighting over territory. Events outside tribal

control forced them to share the same reservation and learn

to live together. This small pop-up exhibit introduces the

story of the treaties, laws, events and people that shaped the

history of the Wind River Indian Reservation (WRIR) in

central Wyoming.

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