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Tag Archives: Preservation Efforts
Designing the University of Wyoming: Old Main
Welcome to the first installment in our series exploring the legacy of iconic buildings at the University of Wyoming. In this ongoing collection of posts, we’re taking a walk back through time to tell the stories behind some of UW’s … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Campus Heritage, Historical Preservation, Landmark Buildings, Uncategorized, University of Wyoming history
Tagged American Heritage Center Exhibits, Architecture, Building Renovation, Campus Development, Heritage Conservation, Historical Narratives, Old Main, Preservation Efforts, University of Wyoming, University of Wyoming Archives, University of Wyoming history
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A Video Introduction to the AHC, 1993 Style
This is a 1993 video commissioned for the opening of the American Heritage Center’s then new building, the Centennial Complex. Hugh Downs, a longtime ABC News correspondent and commentator, whose papers are at the AHC, narrates the video. Because it … Continue reading
Posted in Accessing historical documents, American Heritage Center, Archival preservation, Archival reference services, Archival work, Toppan Rare Books Library, Uncategorized, Western history, Wyoming history
Tagged Academic research, American Heritage Center, American Heritage Center building, American Heritage Center Exhibits, American Heritage Center Reference Department, Archival collections, Digital preservation, Entertainment industry, Preservation Efforts, Toppan Rare Books Library, University of Wyoming, western history, Wyoming history
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