More Pronghorn Than People

The story of the pronghorn in Wyoming is a story of abundance. The pronghorn can be seen in all four corners of the state and most everywhere in between. Few travelers in the state will return home without seeing herds of pronghorn along the highways. In fact, currently there are more pronghorn in Wyoming than there are human residents.
More Pronghorn than People is an exhibit that highlights that abundance. The images that follow show some of the many ways that people and the pronghorn have interacted, while other images feature the important role the pronghorn maintains in this state as well as around the world.

Size: 24 framed items (17” x 20” ea., 2 crates).

Brochure (PDF)

• Images of Black Wyoming
• The Bozeman Trail Diaries of Robert Dunlap Clarke
• Japanese-American Girl Scouts at Heart Mountain Relocation Camp, 1942-1945
• Home Front on the Frontier: Wyoming During World War I
• Landscape of the Range
• Thomas Kennet-Were
• J. K. Moore
• Photographers of Wyoming
• In Pursuit of Equality
• Rural Images
• Hell on Wheels: Union Pacific Railroad Towns in Wyoming
• University of Wyoming
• The Virginian 1902-2002 
• Washakie: Through the Lens of Time
• Wyoming Stock Growers Association
• Wyoming Water
• Wyoming Women

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