I. Fort Laramie and the Changing Frontier
Scope and Content Note
Abandonment of the Post, 1889-1890
Bibliography, ca. 1960s
"Capt. L.C. Easton's Report: Fort Laramie to Fort Leavenworth Via Republican River in 1849," 1953
Cemeteries, ca. 1869-1891
Commanding Officers - List, 1964
Correspondence (mainly reports to officers), 1849-1878
Crime and Punishment, ca. 1850-1899
Diary of Private Hartford G. Clark, G Troop, 6th Cavalry, Apr-Dec. 1891
Domestic Life, ca. 1850s-1880s
Easton, Lewis - "Need a Chuckle" (typescript copy, based on army records), 1860, 1875
"...Ft. Laramie as Seen by Travellers," 1832-1852
Government Supply and Support, ca. 1856-1875
Indian Wars, 1853-1887
Indians and Treaties, ca. 1850s-1890s
Medicine, 1860s-1880s
"Overland Journal of Charles Glass Gray," 1976
Recreation, 1860s-1880s
Soldier's Life in the Garrison, ca. 1840s-1870s
Sutler's Store, ca. 1850s-1880s
II. Historic Preservation, Restoration, Interpretation of Fort Laramie Historic Site
Cavalry Barracks, Furnishing Study - National Park Service, 1969
"Draft Development Concept Plan, Aug 1981"
"1874 Cavalry Barracks" - Historic Structures Report, 1970
"Furnishing Plan for Officer's Quarters 'F'," 1961
"Furnishing Plan for Old Bedlam" - National Park Service Report, 1964
"Furnishing Plan for the Post Surgeon's Quarters" - National Park Service Report, 1963
"A New Narrative for a New Historical Handbook," Merrill J. Mattes, 1977
Officers Quarters - Historic Structures Report, 1971
The Post Journal (historic site publication), n.d.
"Restored 1876 Old Bakery" - National Park Service Report, 1974
Social History of Fort Laramie (project documentation and guide), 1977