Wyoming. A Guide To Its History, Highways, And People.

AGNES W. (STATE SUPERVISOR) SPRING

Publication: Oxford University Press, 1941, New York

8vo. Published as an issue of the American Guide series. Pictorial cloth, map on front endpapers, xxvii, [blank], 490 pp., foreword, preface, illustrated, maps, appendices, chronology, bibliography, glossary, index. Foreword by Lester C. Hunt, Secretary of State. Preface by Agnes Wright Spring. Folding map in pocket inside back cover. Illustrated with drawings by Ross Santee and from photographs. The book explores the state’s Native American history, pioneer trails, ranching traditions, and the rise of the cattle industry, as well as the influence of mining, railroads, and tourism. In addition to historical narratives, it features detailed driving tours that guide travelers through scenic byways, small towns, and national landmarks like Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Six Score 117 says, "Contains much on the range industry in Wyoming." Very good, tight copy in internally reinforced with masking tape dust jacket with a small chip at head of spine and light wear to the extremities. Scarce.