Another Monday, another blog — time for round four of our “Archives Rewind” series. Let’s dive in and see what we can come up with today, shall we?
Rewinding for Volume 4…
Episode 92 – Downtown Cheyenne – Verna Edicott Papers
We’ve noticed that Cheyenne is one the happening places to be as of late thanks to the great events put on by the City. But it would be interesting to know what it was like in the 1910s and 20s…

Postcard showing cowboys riding down a street in Downtown Cheyenne, arriving for Cheyenne Frontier Days, circa 1907-1929. Box 24, J.S. Palen papers.
Episode 113 – Can You Dig It? – Ernest Tidyman Papers
A new “Shaft” movie, staring Samuel L. Jackson comes out this week. So we thought it was appropriate to highlight our “Archives on the Air” episode featuring the Ernest Tidyman papers. Tidyman wrote the John Shaft novels and co-wrote the screenplay for the original film version.

Cover of Shaft by Ernest Tidyman, circa 1970. Box 71, Ernest Tidyman papers.
Episode 117 – Dorm Rules – E. Luella Galliver Papers
Since there will be new dormitories coming to campus in the coming years, we thought a throwback to the Archives on the Air featuring the Luella Galliver’s Papers was appropriate. Galliver was the Dean of Women from 1932 to 1946.

First page of a document that lists all student discipline cases at University of Wyoming 1932-46. Code names have been redacted to protect privacy. Box 1, E. Luella Galliver papers.
Episode 154 – Sock It To Me – Dan Rowan Papers
Another recent popular release relevant to our collections is Netflix’s Still Laugh-In: The Star Celebrate. It was made in tribute to the 50th anniversary of the classic sketch-comedy series Rowan & Martin’s Laugh In and is available on Netflix now. The AHC is home to Dan Rowan’s papers. Rowan created Laugh-In alongside his comedy partner, Dick Martin. Sock it to me!

Photo taken on set at Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In, circa 1968. Box 6, Dan Rowan papers.
The purpose of the Archives Rewind series is to highlight episodes from our “Archives on the Air” segment that airs on Wyoming Public Media.
“Archives on the Air” can be heard on Wyoming Public Radio Monday through Friday at 8:50 am, 11:50 am, and 6:50 pm or online on Wyoming Public Media’s website.
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