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Arthur Amiotte Retrospective
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Buffalo Bill Museum
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Cody Firearms Museum
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Colt Exhibition
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Cowboy Songs
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Culture of Water Symposium
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Draper Museum of Natural History
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Educational Programs
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Events
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McCracken Research Library
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Ni'iihi'
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Plains Indian Museum
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Powwow - General Info
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Rendezvous Royale
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Ute Exhibition
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Whitney Gallery of Western Art
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Arthur Amiotte Retrospective
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Continuity and Diversity: The Art of Arthur Amiotte
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2002 Summer
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Buffalo Bill Museum
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Mark Twain and Buffalo Bill Cody: Mirrored Through a Glass Darkly (part 4)
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2007 Winter
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The Great Equestrian Statue Race: Theodore Roosevelt and the Efforts to Memorialize Buffalo Bill
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2007 Spring
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Roosevelt’s Presidential Tour of Yellowstone National Park
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2006 Fall
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Mark Twain and Buffalo Bill Cody: Mirrored Through a Glass Darkly (part 3)
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2006 Fall
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Mark Twain and Buffalo Bill Cody: Mirrored Through a Glass Darkly (Part 2)
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2006 Spring
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The Bell Family Collection: A Hair-Raising Tale from the Archives
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2006 Spring
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Mark Twain and Buffalo Bill Cody: Mirrored Through a Glass Darkly (Part 1)
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2005 Winter
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On the Move - Buffalo Bill's Boyhood Home
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2004 Fall
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Weaving a Cinematic Web: Hidalgo and the Search for Frank Hopkins
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2004 Spring
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Times to Try a Soul: William F. Cody in 1876
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2003 Winter
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Pards with Wild Bill and Texas Jack
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2003 Winter
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“God Bless the Hands That Made Them Custard Pies:” William F. Cody's North Rim Adventure
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2003 Winter
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“No swearing or drinking in my Company since I got good:” Buffalo Bill Finds God
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2003 Winter
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Cody and Wanamaker: The Foundation of American Indian Citizenship
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2003 Winter
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When the Wagons Came to a Halt: Separating Women's and Men's Roles on the Oregon Frontier
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2003 Summer
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Log Cabin Dreams: Women, Domesticity and Museums in the Early Twentieth Century
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2003 Summer
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Work and More Work: A Seasonal Look at Buffalo Bill
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2002 Winter
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Edward H. Bohlin: Saddlemaker and Silversmith to the Stars
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2001 Fall
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"Cody Style"
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2001 Fall
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A Christmas at the TE Ranch
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1999 Winter
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There's Never Been an Actor Like Buffalo Bill
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1999 Summer
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Chauncey McMillan& His Border Collies
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1999 Summer
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Pahaska Tepee, "The Gem of the Rockies"
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1998 Winter
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Col. Cody, The Rough Riders and the Spanish American War
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1998 Fall
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The Irma: "Just the Swellest Hotel That Ever Happened"
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1998 Fall
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Before there Was Molesworth High Style There Was Cowboy Low Style
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1998 Spring
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Buffalo Bill's Last Stand
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1998 Spring
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Tourism in Yellowstone
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1998 Spring
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High Time for High Style
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1997 Fall
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Coaching in Yellowstone
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1997 Fall
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The Buffalo: A Symbol for Conservation
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1995 Spring
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Victor Alexander, Saddlemaker
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1993 Winter
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Cody Firearms Museum
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Alchemists of Cody
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2003 Fall
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Turning Back the Clock
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2003 Spring
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Sam Colt and Henry Ford: Industrialists with Vision
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2003 Spring
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How Good Were They?
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2003 Spring
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The Gentlemen’s Agreement
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2003 Spring
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Colt Collecting: Passion or Obsession?
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2003 Spring
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Cody Firearms Museum Acquires Gatling Gunmount
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1999 Fall
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Winchester's English Shotguns: A Marketing Maneuver with Lasting Influence
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1998 Winter
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Hawken Tradition: Important Collection Donated to BBHC
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1997 Fall
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The Arms and Art of the Remington Arms Company
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1997 Summer
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The Wyoming Hunting Camp: Camp Monoco Re-creation
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1995 Winter
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Two New Collections Loaned to Cody Firearms Museum
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1995 Fall
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Clymer "Winchester" Paintings Reunited
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1995 Summer
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What Makes It a "Buffalo Gun"?
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1995 Spring
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Carbine- Uniting Man, His Horse, and His Firearm
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1994 Fall
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The American Air Gun: From Western Wonder to Gallery Gadget to Toy's Tot
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1994 Spring
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Colt Exhibition
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Turning Back the Clock
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2003 Spring
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Sam Colt and Henry Ford: Industrialists with Vision
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2003 Spring
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How Good Were They?
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2003 Spring
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The Gentlemen’s Agreement
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2003 Spring
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Colt Collecting: Passion or Obsession?
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2003 Spring
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Cowboy Songs
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Bringing History and Tradition to Life: 25 Years of Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads
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2007 Spring
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Riding the Radio Range
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2003 Spring
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Fiddle in the Camp
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2000 Spring
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The Legacy of Song
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2000 Spring
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The Singing Cowboys: Real to Reel
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1998 Spring
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Lyres to Lariats
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1997 Spring
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Cowgirl! Earning Her Spurs
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1995 Spring
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The Forgotten Cowboy
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1994 Spring
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Culture of Water Symposium
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Frontier Justice: Past and Present
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2001 Spring
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The Range vs. the Ranches
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2001 Spring
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Violence Would Not Prevail
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2001 Spring
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Our Boy Butch
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2001 Spring
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The Legendary Earl Durand
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2001 Spring
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We Still Need Genuine Leaders
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2001 Spring
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Draper Museum of Natural History
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Phantom in the Mountains
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2007 Summer
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Last of the Wild West: The Yellowstone Grizzly Bear
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2007 Spring
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Ten Years of Yellowstone Wolves
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2005 Spring
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The Predator and Prey Battle
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2005 Spring
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Living on the Edge: Wolves and Human Communities in the Greater Yellowstone Area
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2005 Spring
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Field Expedition Probes Ecosystem Dynamics
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2004 Winter
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Old West, New West: Conservation Paradigms
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2004 Fall
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Margaret Murie: Sunlight Aura and Spine of Steel
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2003 Summer
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Ode to Spring
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2002 Winter
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The Nature of Spring in Yellowstone Country
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2002 Winter
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Natural History? Natural Destiny!
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2002 Spring
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The Draper Museum of Natural History: Forging the Future with Lessons from the Past
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2002 Spring
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Bearly Making It: Can Homo Sapiens and Ursus Arctos Horribilis Make History and Coexist?
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2002 Spring
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Crafted by Nature: An Ecological Profile of the North American Bison
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2000 Fall
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Return of the Buffalo: An American Success Story
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2000 Fall
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Here, Gone and Back Again
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2000 Spring
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The Changing Face of the West: Alien Organisms in Greater Yellowstone
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1999 Winter
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A Natural Addition: Rationale and Status of a Natural History Museum
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1999 Fall
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Seasons of Discovery
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1999 Fall
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Unbroken Spirit: The Challenges and Opportunities of Creating a Multi-disciplinary Exhibition
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1999 Summer
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Exploring a New Frontier: The Role of Natural History Museums in the 21st Century
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1999 Summer
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The Yellowstone Partnership
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1997 Spring
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Educational Programs
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Bringing History and Tradition to Life: 25 Years of Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads
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2007 Spring
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Native Blues: Jared Stewart Goes 'All-Out' to Put Heart and Soul on the Line
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2004 Winter
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James Warner Bellah: In the Finest Tradition of the Cavalry
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1999 Winter
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Directed by John Ford
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1999 Winter
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Seasons of Discovery
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1999 Fall
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Vision of the New West: A Symposium on the Wild Horse
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1999 Summer
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The Power of Images: Indian Revitalization Presents Unbounded Possibilities
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1998 Fall
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Events
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Chauncey McMillan& His Border Collies
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1999 Summer
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McCracken Research Library
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The Bell Family Collection: A Hair-Raising Tale from the Archives
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2006 Spring
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Ode to Spring
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2002 Winter
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Thom Ross
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2002 Fall
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How the West was Written
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2001 Winter
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Writing the West
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2001 Winter
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Photographers of the American West: Select Photographs from the McCracken Research Library
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2001 Summer
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Frontier Photographers
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2001 Summer
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Native American Photography After the End of the Frontier
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2001 Summer
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Yellowstone National Park and Park County, Wyoming, Photographers
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2001 Summer
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Novel Adventures: The Life and Writing of General Charles King
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1999 Winter
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L.A. Huffman: Documenting the Old West
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1998 Winter
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Tourism in Yellowstone
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1998 Spring
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From Cody to Canyon: Yesterday and Today
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1997 Summer
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Ni'iihi'
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Ni'iihi': In a Good Way
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1997 Spring
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Plains Indian Museum
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Twenty Five Years of Tradition: Celebrating the Annual Plains Indian Museum Powwow
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2006 Spring
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Native Blues: Jared Stewart Goes 'All-Out' to Put Heart and Soul on the Line
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2004 Winter
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What Do We Call Art (Which Happens to be Indian)?
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2004 Summer
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The Art of Beadwork– An Old But New Tradition
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2004 Summer
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T.C. Cannon: Challenging the Parameters
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2004 Summer
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Star Quilts: "A Thing of Beauty"
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2004 Summer
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Paukeigope: An Artist of the Southern Plains
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2004 Summer
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Continuity and Diversity: The Art of Arthur Amiotte
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2002 Summer
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Mountain-Family-Spirit: The Arts and Culture of the Ute Indians
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2002 Summer
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Buffalo and The People
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2000 Fall
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Sacred Lands
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2000 Summer
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"We cared for our corn in those days...": The Industrious Women of the Upper Missouri River Tribes
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2000 Summer
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Multiple Influences: Compelling Issues Contemporary Indian Art
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2000 Summer
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The Outside Looking In: Photographs of Native America
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2000 Summer
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Recording the Spirit of a Culture
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2000 Summer
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Adversity and Renewal
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1999 Winter
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Plains Indian Museum: A Reinterpretation
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1999 Fall
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About Crow Indian Horses
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1999 Fall
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Powwow: The Evolving Tradition of Dance in Plains Indian Cultures
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1999 Summer
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The Power of Images: Indian Revitalization Presents Unbounded Possibilities
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1998 Fall
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Addie Sharp: A Forgotten Figure of the Turn-of-the-Century
West
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1998 Summer
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Ni'iihi': In a Good Way
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1997 Spring
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The Feathered Cape and Painted Proof: Stearns painting resolves mystery on origin of unusual feathered capes
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1997 Spring
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The Buffalo People
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1995 Summer
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Thundering Hooves: Five Centuries of Horse Power in the American West
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1994 Fall
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Riders of the Northern Plains and Plateau Regions
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1994 Fall
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Ceremonial Pipes in the Plains Indian Museum
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1994 Summer
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Powwow - General Info
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Twenty Five Years of Tradition: Celebrating the Annual Plains Indian Museum Powwow
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2006 Spring
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Powwow: The Evolving Tradition of Dance in Plains Indian Cultures
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1999 Summer
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Rendezvous Royale
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High Time for High Style
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1997 Fall
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Ute Exhibition
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Remington Among the Ute Indians
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2002 Summer
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Mountain-Family-Spirit: The Arts and Culture of the Ute Indians
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2002 Summer
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Whitney Gallery of Western Art
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Is It a Fake? An Art Museum Mystery Caper
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2007 Summer
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The Great Equestrian Statue Race: Theodore Roosevelt and the Efforts to Memorialize Buffalo Bill
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2007 Spring
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A Celebration of the American West through Outdoor Sculpture: Art and the Elements
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2006 Winter
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Forging an American Identity: The Art of William Ranney
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2006 Spring
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Artists in America's First National Park
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2005 Spring
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Nation Renews Bison Tribute
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2004 Winter
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Proctor Museum Donates Collection
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2004 Fall
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What Do We Call Art (Which Happens to be Indian)?
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2004 Summer
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T.C. Cannon: Challenging the Parameters
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2004 Summer
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Alexander Phimister Proctor and Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney: Sculptor in Buckskin and American Princess
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2004 Spring
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Tell Me a Story: Proctor as Storyteller and Mrs. Bruin and Cubs
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2004 Spring
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Working with Camera, Canvas, and Brush: The Cody Art Colony
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2003 Fall
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James Bama: Choosing Cody, Attaining Art
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2003 Fall
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Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists of the West?
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2003 Summer
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Why are there no great women artists of the West? But, wait, there’s Georgia O’Keeffe.
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2003 Summer
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A Day with the Round-up: An Impression
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2002 Fall
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WHD Koerner: "In My Mind's Eye," An Artist's Approach
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2002 Fall
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N.C. Wyeth: From the Hashknife to the Palette Knife
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2002 Fall
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A Mysterious Pair of Outlaws
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2002 Fall
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Thom Ross
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2002 Fall
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Remington Among the Ute Indians
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2002 Summer
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Continuity and Diversity: The Art of Arthur Amiotte
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2002 Summer
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Catlin Showed Us
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2000 Fall
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Multiple Influences: Compelling Issues Contemporary Indian Art
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2000 Summer
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John James Audubon: Feathers to Fur
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2000 Spring
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Here, Gone and Back Again
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2000 Spring
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"Thou Art My Friend": The Women in Audubon's Life
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2000 Spring
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Harry Jackson Celebrated
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1999 Fall
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William R. Leigh in Cody Country
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1998 Fall
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Addie Sharp: A Forgotten Figure of the Turn-of-the-Century
West
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1998 Summer
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Bama's Art Captures Essence of Contemporary Subjects
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1998 Summer
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Portrayal of Sorrow
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1997 Fall
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Remington and Russell present the Mythic Cowboy
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1997 Fall
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The Feathered Cape and Painted Proof: Stearns painting resolves mystery on origin of unusual feathered capes
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1997 Spring
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Joseph Henry Sharp's Monotypes: On the Cutting Edge
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1996 Fall
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Exhibition Details Search for Frederic Remington
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1996 Summer
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W.R. Leigh's Buffalo Drive
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1995 Fall
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Kriendler Gallery Focuses on Contemporary Art
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1995 Summer
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Clymer "Winchester" Paintings Reunited
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1995 Summer
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Exhibition Examines Depictions of Women in Western Art
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1995 Spring
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Dangerous Ground Re-discovered
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1994 Fall
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Folk Art of the Frontier: McCullough's Leap
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1994 Spring
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Conservation of Russell Waxes Reveals Works' Original Appearance
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1993 Winter
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