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Tag Archives: Frederick Jackson Turner
Burt C. Buffum, Part One
Post contributed by AHC Archives Aide Patty Kessler “Agriculture is the foundation of civilization, and the commercial, educational and ethical advancement of the people rests primarily on the creation and increase of new wealth from the soil.” –Burt C. Buffum, … Continue reading →
Posted in 19th century, 20th century, Academia, Agriculture, Biographies, University of Wyoming, Western history, Wyoming history
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Tagged 1893 World's Fair, A.A. Johnson, Aven Nelson, Burt C. Buffum, Colorado, Colorado Agricultural College, Elwood Mead, Frederick Jackson Turner, Hatch Act, Populism, range management, Rocky Mountain Herbarium, Second Industrial Revolution, University of Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park
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