MAMMOTH NEWS

WASHAKIE MUSEUM & CULTURAL CENTER May 2018 Issue 48 Inside this issue:

Jeb Schenck Photography 2

Summer of Archaeology 3

Youth Summer Camps 4

Cottrell Family History Snippet

6

Adult Watercolor Class 7

Member/Donors Thank You 8-9

Calendar of Events 11

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Opening Reception Thursday, May 31, 2018 - 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Jeb Schenck’s Chasing the Light

featuring photographs of Native Americans, Wildlife, and Landscapes of the American West

and

Digging and Discovery—2018 Summer of Archaeology

Explore how archaeology is used to uncover the past; methods, ethics, and its importance. Learn the questions archaeologists ask and how they solve them.

Hors d’oeuvres Entertainment by Harpist Julie Edholm

FREE to Museum Members $10 for the Public

“I have an abiding passion for wild lands, ranging from the mountain landscapes with their fleeting light conditions, to the desert and dark forests. I have sought to capture images of wilderness that can generate the drama of the sweeping landscapes or the quite moments that touch your soul. These images are the emotional thunderclaps of the mountains and glaciers, with their shadow and light and serenity of the forest of quiet desert...all while chasing the light. This love developed, in part, from my years as a high altitude expedition

climber and professional mountain guide. The images range from Patagonia, the Andes of Peru, Alaska, Yukon, Iceland, and the mountains and deserts of the West. Over 300 images have been published or used, some in major advertising campaigns for Ascent, Time, Newsweek, Money, Forbes, and a number of in-flight airline magazines, various outdoor catalogs and in hospitals and engineering and law firms. In 1988 I was the official photographer for the Cowboys on Everest expedition in addition to being a high-altitude team leader. On Everest, I field tested an early digital prototype camera for Canon. My images were back, and for two months were shown on CNN and ABC News.” Jeb Schenck lives in Thermopolis, Wyoming. He is the CEO of Knowa Inc. and Syngnosis. He is an Adjunct Professor and teaches graduate courses on Neuroeducation (how the brain learns) at the University of Wyoming, College of Education, and instructor with University of Montana-Northern. Jeb also does research, acts as a consultant, and is a workshop presenter in Experiential Learning and Teaching. He is the Principal Owner of Schenck Photography and produces fine art photography, personal/family portraits, and class/family reunion photographs. He has been teaching accredited high school, college, and adult leisure photography since 1972. Jeb’s photographs will be on exhibit and for sale from May 31, 2018 to August 12, 2018 at the Washakie Museum & Cultural Center.

The summer exhibit explores how archaeology is used to uncover the past, an “archaeology 101.” The exhibit will explain the questions archaeologist ask and how they go about solving them. It will explore the methods, ethics, and importance of archaeology and protecting cultural resources with text panels, artifacts, and visuals. Some of the topics explored will be:

- What is archaeology? - Why is archaeology important?

- How do archaeologists figure out how old something is? - Archaeology in the Big Horn Basin and Wyoming.

- Methods and techniques in archaeological field and lab work. - At the end, test your knowledge by answering questions based on an example excavation.

In Memory of Charlotte Asay, Helen Bonine, Steve and Laura Brown, Gabbard Family Foundation, Martenson Partnership, Harry and Donna Moberly, Nelson & Page Dental, PC, The Outdoorsman/Melanie Stine, Ron’s Sanitation/Ron and JaDee

Harvey, Walter and Gail Schwede, Fran and Diana Scranton, United Pawn Brokers, Barbara Vietti

Brian and Rachel Healy DJ Healy

Exhibit on Display May 31 to Sept 21, 2018

Saturday, July 14, 2018

Join us at the Washakie Museum to listen to experts discuss their current research in Wyoming archaeology and paleontology. The symposium, which includes a luncheon, is FREE to the public. Confirmed to Speak: Julie Francis, University of Wyoming, Larry Todd, Colorado State University, Marcel Kornfeld, University of Wyoming, George Frison, University of Wyoming, and Michael Page, Wyoming State Archaeology—with more speakers to come.

July 16-19, 2018

Archaeology Camp is a chance for students, ages 11-17, to learn what goes into real archaeology. Youth will participate in

a mock dig to learn how to excavate; participate in experimental archaeology; visit a real dig site; and learn how to handle

real artifacts. Guest instructors will teach students to flint knap, throw atlatls, and basket weave. The camp is from 9:00

a.m. to 1:00 p.m. July 16-19, 2018. Fees for participants are $75 for museum members and $80 for non-members. Full

and partial scholarships may be available. Contact Becca Ward, Museum Educator for further information 347-4102.

As part of the 2018 Summer of Archaeology, three—FREE to the Public—lectures are being planned. Dates, times, and

topics will be announced soon.

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Youth 9 to 16 years of age Audition Workshop: Friday, June 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Performing Arts Camp: June 11-29 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. M-F Performances: June 28 - 29 at 7:00 p.m. and June 30 at 1:00 p.m.

Camp Director: Naomi Durrant

Fees: Members $145 - Non-members $150

The Performing Arts Camp is a chance to learn how to put together a full scale musical. Students will learn how to create costumes, props, sets, and characters. They will also learn how to use stage makeup, prepare for a show, and work together as a team of actors and crew.

Travel and

Adventure

in Art

Youth K through 5th grade Camp: June 4-7 from 9:00 a.m. to Noon

Camp Director: Becca Ward Fees: Members $35 - Non-members $40

• Build one of the Wonders of the World from recycled materials • Aboriginal painting • Mandala symmetrical art • Weave a mini Maya rug • Painted salt dough fossils

Youth 11 to 17 years of age Camp: July 16-19 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Camp Director: Becca Ward Fees: Members $75 - Non-members $80

Learn how to do real archaeology. Participate in a mock dig & learn how to excavate. Participate in experimental archaeology. Visit a real dig site. Learn proper handling of real artifacts. This camp is a chance for students to learn about archaeology. Guests Instructors will teach students how to flint knap, throw atlatls, and basket weave.

For further information or to register: Contact Becca Ward, Museum Educator

E-mail: bward@washakiemuseum.org or call 347-4102 or stop by at 2200 Big Horn Ave, Worland

FULL AND PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WHO NEED ASSISTANCE

Sponsors:

Wendy Press Sweeny, Attorney at Law: David and Sheila Duffy; Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry and Anne Hill; Steve and Laura Brown; Marian Wilson Education Fund; Nelson & Page Dental; The Outdoorsman

Brian and Rachel Healy, DJ Healy

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Special thanks to Liz Jolley who volunteered as the accompanist.

Lena Wiley, Aubrey Avant, Avaree Utterback, Syd Lass, Raychel Duffy, Parker Ruffing, Evan Dietz, Addison Griemsman, Kaydence Ysebaert, Sarah Dietz, Ellie Durrant, Elizabeth Skelton, Hailee Hunt, Isabel Accurso, Presli Webb, Edward Martinson, Samantha Pierce, Samantha McIntosh, Hailey Wall, Hunter Ruffing, Grant Page, Scottie Thomas, Lily Richardson, Cora Clark, Abigail Martinson, Ava Johnston, Ella Garcia, Janie Barnes, Maya Nieto, Dawson Greer, Kyston Rollema, Hazel Martinson, Natalie Bishop, Leona Vickers, Phaedra Hayes, Ivy Radabaugh, Annie Page, Sofia Homan, Taegan Molzahn, Echo Allen, Katie Emmett, Nicole Harrington, Madison Greer, Mikaela Garay, Lucy Martinson, Kailyn Frimml, Mili Teiada, Chevelle Voyles, Taylor Clark, Parker Shaw, Alyssa Wantulok, Kaeley Litster, Ireland Lamb, Mitch Pale, Lincoln Martinson, Stetson Greer, Maggie Cunningham, Zaili Young, Autum Casdorph, Chloe Leyva, Victoria Casdorph, Allison Greer, Myles Lass, Kayla Nickelson, Kendra Naasz. We would also like to thank Andrea Smith for volunteering to assist with the performance and rehearsals.

Don’t miss the annual All-School Art Show featuring creative and colorful artwork by approximately 1,000 Worland and Ten Sleep

students. This year’s show will be on display at the Washakie Museum May 3 - 20, 2018 with an opening reception on Thursday, May

3 from 5-7 PM. Elementary Art teacher, Stephanie Montgomery works throughout the year with nearly 600 students in grades K-5

creating original artwork to proudly display in the Washakie Museum Foyer. Worland Middle School Art teacher, Kerri Barent has also

been guiding students through new artistic ventures. Approximately 300 students, grades 6-8, will each have a project on display.

Worland High School Art teacher Pam Greek and Ten Sleep Art teacher Dusty Stephenson also provide a variety of unique artworks

to highlight pieces from advanced art students in grades 9-12. The Art Show is free to the public.

Bodies of William Gallagher and “Blind Bill” Hoolihan

killed in 1893 were found on

Mormon Bishop Mads Cottrell Family Ranch in 1978

Shared with the Museum from Dr. Carl Cottrell

In 1978, the g r a v e s o f W i l l i a m Gallagher and “Blind Bill” were found on the p rope r t y o f Mormon Bishop Mads Cottrell ( D r . C a r l Cottrell’s father) around Meeteetse, Wyoming while a back hoe operator was doing some road work in the area. Archaeologist Bob Edgar was called in from Cody to assist in identifying the bodies. “Blind Bill” was buried in a plain wooden coffin and his friend Gallagher was buried in a cedar coffin. Gallagher’s remains were better preserved including remnants of some of his clothing. “Blind Bills” patch was still covering his eye socket.

The men were reburied side-by-side in Trail Town in December 1978 with Bishop Cottrell and his family (including a young Carl) singing hymns at the funeral. The archaeology from this story will be shared with the public in the summer exhibition “Digging and Discovery”. The Museum would like to thank Dr. Carl Cottrell for sharing this story from his family’s history.

Last summer the Washakie Museum & Cultural Center created the exhibition Ghost Towns and Tales of the Forgotten Past. Part of that exhibit was perhaps the most famous story of “The Woman in Blue,” a tale of love, betrayal, and murder from the Meeteetse area. A synopsis of that story goes...William Gallagher arrived in Arland in 1891 and worked as a cowboy for the Pitchfork Ranch. Gallagher had a reputation for being a cruel and vicious man. The lovely “Woman in Blue,” Belle Drewry, was an Arland prostitute and Gallagher’s girl. Belle started seeing Bill Wheaton which angered G a l l a g h e r — B e l l e a n d Wheaton were afraid of Gallagher. On March 14,1893 Wheaton shot and killed Gallagher at a ranch on Meeteetse Creek. “Blind Bill” Hoolihan, a good friend of Gallagher, swore revenge for the death of his friend. He never fulfilled that vow as a few days later he was found shot in the back by an unknown assassin. Although it was believed that Wheaton killed “Blind Bill”, it was never proven.

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Perfect for beginners and novices

to the world of watercolors. Brenda

Trippel will guide students through

the basics of watercolor.

Brenda has always loved to draw, but did not begin painting until she was

an adult. She loves the fluidity of watercolor, the “happy accidents” as the

colors and water flow together on paper. As an artist she is

especially interested in the interplay of light, shadow, and color. Artists

that inspire her include the Impressionists and Albert Bierstadt. She

greatly enjoyed teaching art for seven years in Worland Elementary

Schools before becoming the Family and Consumer Service Teacher at Worland High School. Even when teaching, art is

important to help her students explore art in fashion design, interior design, and the culinary arts.

To register for the class contact Becca Ward at (307)347-4102 or bward@washakiemuseum.org. Registration deadline:

May 10.

John Harrington admiring Steve Lillegard’s bronze exhibit at the

Dubbs/Lillegard Friday Night Wine Down. Pam Greek’s Family Marbling Class was over-filled with adults and

children learning shaving cream and paint techniques.

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RENEWING AND NEW MEMBERS:

Cloud Peak Society Dan and Nancy Frederick/

Hedge Music Larry and Anne Hill/

Rolling Hills Trucking

Meadowlark Society David and Charleen Hamilton

Pronghorn Society David Asay

Landis and Janet Benson Carl and Barbara Berryman

Helen Bonine Kerry and Glo Clark

Martenson Partnership/Elaine Decker, Louise Gilman, and Shirley Knight

Steven and Carole Grosch Jim and Jane O’Connor

Fran and Diana Scranton Stan and Barbara Smith David and Diana Veile Al and Carla Willard

Gooseberry Society The Outdoorsman/Melanie Stine

Wyoming Financial Insurance/Joan Byrd

Paintbrush Society Jim and Iris Bell

George and Mary Evelyn Bower Steve and Laura Brown John and Celia Davis

Gordon and Dolly Maxwell Paul and Sharon Ostrander

Roxie Shepperd

Cottonwood Society United Methodist Circle J Retreat Camp

Mammoth Individual & Family Ruth Bower

Alan and Robin Brown Ruth Dugger

Randy and Carolyn Durr Brad and Lori Feather

Don and Mary Jo Fowler Jeffrey Gilman

Charles and Vasca Gilmore Vicky Gopp

Ruby Green Aaron Grosch

Sam and Phyllis Hampton Alice Lass

John and Alice Leadbeater Bill and Deanna LeBarron

Jeff and Rene Lee Kent and Kathy Loveland

Lew Markley Harry and Donna Moberly

Tom and Linda Moss Janice Palmer Betty Richins

Kent and Rosie Richins Julie Robinson

Bill and Cathy Froyd Saeger Dorothy Scheuerman

David and Nancy Schlothauer Gene and Bonnie Schreibeis

Clara Lou Smith Ron and Linda Sopko Dolores Van Dusen

Barbara Vietti Goldie Warren

Ken and Lori Westphal John Worrall James Yule

Individual and Family Alan and Linda Bessler

Gary and Martha Bingham Denny Bryant

Mike and Cheri Bundren Dean and Susan Carrell

David Clark and Kelley Ferguson Mandy Feather

Loree Fesenmeyer Sally Grooms

William and Karen Hayes Mary Alice Hinkel

Gloria J. Johnson-Phillips Jack and Ann Joyce

George and Margaret McClellan Neil and Jennifer Miller

Cynthia Pfeiffer Nancy Puett

Dan and Kay Scheuerman Joe and Donna Simonson

Charles and Debbrah Swick Dorothy Taylor

Thank You for Giving the

Gift of Membership: Chuck and Sherrie Glade

DONORS:

“BLITHE SPIRITS” COMEDY FALL THEATRE Carl and Barbara Berryman

Dan and Nancy Frederick/Hedge Music Steven and Carole Grosch

David and Charleen Hamilton The Outdoorsman/Melanie Stine

Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry & Anne Hill Roxie Shepperd

Al and Carla Willard

BLACK TIE TO BLUE JEANS 2019 Landis and Janet Benson

Ruth Bower Kerry and Glo Clark

Dan and Nancy Frederick/Hedge Music Aaron Grosch

David and Charleen Hamilton Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry & Anne Hill

Gene and Bonnie Schreibeis Stan and Barb Smith

David and Diana Veile Wyoming Financial Insurance

SPRING 2019 “DECADE BASH” George and Mary Evelyn Bower

Kerry and Glo Clark Dan and Nancy Frederick/Hedge Music

Steven and Carole Grosch Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry & Anne Hill

Jim andJane O’Connor

ARTIST EXHIBITIONS: Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry and Anne Hill

2018 MT SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARKS LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST Landis and Janet Benson

2018 SUMMER OF ARCHAEOLOGY (Digging & Discover Exhibition, Archaeology Camp,

Archaeology & Paleontology Symposium, and Lectures)

In Memory of Charlotte Asay Cloud Peak Veterinary Services Hidden Wilderness Photography

King’s Carpet One

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Martenson Partnership McGarvin & Taylor Real Estate Specialists

Nelson & Page Dental Fran and Diana Scranton

United Pawn Brokers Barbara Vietti

Worland Kiwanis Wind River Casino

Ken Westphal State Farm

JEB SCHENCK “CHASING THE LIGHT” PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION

In Memory of Charlotte Asay Helen Bonine

Harry and Donna Moberly

DISNEY’S ALICE IN WONDERLAND PERFORMING ART CAMP AND THE

SUMMER YOUTH ART CAMP: Wyoming Community Foundation

Jim and Iris Bell Mike and Cheri Bundren

John and Celia Davis Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry & Anne Hill

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS David and Nancy Schlothauer

DUBBS ART CLASS: Gordon and Reba Neumann

THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS:

Brian Bower, Bower Technologies, for being a “jack-of-all-trades” in helping us

whenever we need you!

Julie Robinson, Caroline Hanson, and Chuck Glade for staffing the Reception Desk and Chuck for assisting with tours.

Northern Wyoming Daily News for publishing our At the Museum column and

all of the support you give us with photographs and news columns!

Big Horn Water/Brent and Liz Jolley for donating water for

The Good, The Bad, and The Funny

Angela Leone and Ron Hayes thank you for volunteering at The Good, The Bad, and

The Funny

Caroline Hansen for working the Reception Desk for the Dubbs/Lillegard

Art Exhibit Opening

Tom and Cody Outland for building the archival saddle mounts

Andrea Smith for volunteering to assist with the Pam Greek Marbling Class and

Missoula Children’s Theatre.

Special thanks to Liz Jolley for volunteering as the accompanist for

Missoula Children’s Theatre.

Thunder Feathers Greater Sage-grouse Strut the Plains

Temporary Exhibition Opens

May 31, 2018

at the Washakie Museum

Thunder Feathers highlights, through arts

and sciences, Greater Sage-grouse behavior and

sagebrush habitat characteristics.

Thank you to the singers in music portion of “The Good, The Bad, and “The Funny”:

Allen Niles, Rick Dorn, Muffie Shaw, Jack Stott, Eric Pomeroy, Hillary Wall, Noami

Durrant, and Dan Mattis, and accompanist Jessica Hoopes.

Cloud Peak Society ($1,500 +) Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc/

John and Margaret Shaw Hedge Music/Dan and Nancy Frederick

Jadeco, Inc./Brad and Leslie Basse/ Brennen and Ciciley Basse

Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Rolling Hills Trucking/Larry and Anne Hill/

Rance and Kami Neighbors US Bank/Laura Brown

Nowood Society ($1,000-$1,499) Herzberg Hideaway Guest House/

Lloyd and Donna Nielson RT Communications/Becky Dooley

Gooseberry Society ($500-$999) ANB Bank/Duane Whitlock

The Outdoorsman/Melanie Stine Ron’s Sanitation/Ron & JaDee Harvey

Security State Bank/Doug & Audra Crouse Serlkay Printing/Paul & Kari Keller

Worland Cleaners/Dan and Gail Dover Wyoming Financial Insurance/Joan Byrd

Cottonwood Society ($250-$499) Casper Antiques and Collector’s Club, Inc.

Cloud Peak Chiropractic/Sarah & Steve Radabaugh Farmers Insurance Lisa Beamer Agency

Sheaff Properties/George and Carol Sheaff United Methodist Circle J Ranch

Sundance Society ($1,500+) David Bostrom

Mike and Sarah Healy Denis Kerasotes

Richard and Liisa McKamey

Meadowlark Society (1,000-$1,499) David and Charleen Hamilton

Tom and Laura McDonald Gordon and Reba Neumann

Dr. John W. and Christiane Gee Porter Eloise Shaw

Pronghorn Society ($500 to $999) Dave Asay

Landis and Janet Benson Carl and Barbara Berryman

Helen Bonine Kerry and Glo Clark

Chuck and Sherrie Glade Mike and Tiffany Greear

Steven and Carole Grosch Roger and Martha Lawley

Martenson Partnership: Elaine Decker, Louise Gilman, and Shirley Knight

Jim and Jane O’Connor Rob, Karan, and Jodi Pennock

Walter and Gail Schwede Fran and Diana Scranton Stan and Barbara Smith

Wendy Press Sweeny, Attorney at Law, PC David and Diana Veile Al and Carla Willard

Paintbrush Society ($300 to $499) Stanton and Linda Abell, Jr.

Dr. Bob and Ruth Gonnion Bayuk Jim and Iris Bell

Preston Bostrom/Rocky Mountain Administrators George and Mary Evelyn Bower

Steve and Laura Brown John and Celia Davis

Duane and Cathy Groshart Joe Kelley and Jacquie McCoughlan

Gordon and Dolly Maxwell McGarvin & Taylor, Inc./Alison Lass

Rob and Kathy McGee Paul and Sharon Ostrander

Roxie Shepperd James and Terry Wilson

Mammoth and Alfalfa Club (Individual $100—Family $150)

Linda Anderson Sam and Cheryle Angelo Mike and Carolyn Bies

Brian Bower Earl and Angie Bower

Ruth Bower Roger and Barbie Brookwell

Alan and Robin Brown Carolyn Christenson

Carl and Candace Cottrell Lloyd Craft Farms/Lloyd & Terri Craft

Karen Devish Kim Douglas Sheila Duffy Ruth Dugger Claire Dunne Vera Eckhardt

Edward and Rita Farmer Brad and Lori Feather

Gard and Brenda Ferguson Don and Mary Jo Fowler

Noble and Rebecca Fowler Sandy Francis

Fred and Lorie Frandson William and Lila Gabbard

Scott and Pam Gaulke Jeffrey Gilman, M.D.

Dr. Jim Gilman Charles and Vasca Gilmore

Caroline Gipson Sally Graham Ruby Green

Aaron Grosch Lee and Valerie Haines

Randall and Mary Jo Hake Pat Hall

Sam and Phyllis Hampton John and Donna Harrington Tom and Patty Harrington

Shawna Hastings Cathy Healy Nancy Heiser Janet Heron

David Huber Photography David and Cindy Huhnke Terry and Judy Iverson

Doug and Debbie Johnson

Paul and Kari Keller Virginia Kittleman Ron and Lynn Krei

Leonard and Francis Larsen Alice Lass

John and Alice Leadbeater Bill and Deanna LeBarron

Jeff and Rene Lee Joe and Kim Liebhauser

Theresa Livingston Kent and Kathy Loveland

Edward and Rebecca Luhm Sharon Lyman Lew Markley

Dan and Julie Mattis Don and Carol McCormac

Deloris Mead Kathy Mercado

Dan Miller and Terri Mead Wayne Miller and Janis Brumbaugh

Gary and Laure Mitchell Harry and Donna Moberly Doug and Debbie Morrison

Tom and Linda Moss Janice Munsterteiger Jim and Heidi Nelson Kent and Jo Orchard

Janis Palmer Jeffrey Paris

Lowell and Punkie Peterson Jacque Pike

Ted and Kathy Propp Louis and Ann Rankine

Betty Richins Kent A. and Rosie R. Richins

Julie Robinson James and Phyllis Roseberry Bill and Cathy Froyd Saeger

Dorothy Scheuerman Frieda Scheuerman

David and Nancy Schlothauer Richard and Helen Schoeler Gene and Bonnie Schreibeis

Jennifer Simmons and Ryan Baumeister Clara Lou Smith

Ron and Linda Sopko Daryl and June Stilwell Dan and Susie Stine Jack and Julie Stott

Gary and Laura Sutherland Robert and DeeAnn Thorne

Terrence and Cathy Tommerup Dolores Van Dusen Ben and Julie Vega

Barbara Vietti Goldie Warren

Marilyn Weaver and Dean Frederick Christine Weber

Ken and Lori Westphal Lewis and Susan Wiley

Eula Jene Willard Milton and Joan Woods

The Woosley Family

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4th Grade History Days: Tuesday & Wednesday, May 1 & 2.

All School Art Show: Opening reception on Thursday, May 3

from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. featuring artworks from students K-12

from Worland, and High School art from Ten Sleep. On display

through May 20.

Adult Watercolor Art Class: Saturday, May 12. Painting with

Instructor Brenda Trippel.

Digging and Discovery Exhibition: Opening Reception on

Thursday, May 31 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. On Display through

September 21.

Jeb Schenk Wyoming Photography Exhibition: Opening

Reception on Thursday, May 31 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. On

display through September 21.

Thunder Feathers, Greater Sage-grouse Strut the Plains: On

Display May 31 through August 29.

Sunrise Tour Bus: Sunday, June 3 at 9:45 a.m. Private Tour

Company.

Youth Summer Art Camp: June 4 through 7 from 9:00 a.m. to

Noon.

Youth Performing Arts Camp Audition Workshop: Friday,

June 8 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. FREE to participants.

Youth Performing Arts Camp “Alice in Wonderland”: June

11 through June 30 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Performances:

June 28 & 29 at 7:00 p.m., and June 30 at 1:00 p.m.

History Discussion Group Field Trip: Friday, June 15 in

Dubois. Tour led by Tory and Meredith Taylor. Transportation not

provided. Contact Curator Rebecca Brower for details.

Sunrise Tour Bus: Tuesday, June 26 at 3:00 p.m. Private Tour

Company.

Archaeology & Paleontology Symposium: Saturday, July 14

starting at 9:00 a.m. FREE to the Public.

Youth Archaeology Camp: July 16 through 19 from 9:00 a.m.

to 1:00 p.m. for students ages 11-17.

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks presents Love’s

Labour’s Lost: Wednesday, July 18 at 6:00 p.m. in Sanders

Park, Worland.

WCSD#1 Teachers Workshop: August 6-8. Private Meeting.

Class of 1968 Reunion: Saturday, August 18. Private Party.

Friday Night Wine Down featuring Artist Dustin Stephenson:

Friday, August 31 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pottery will be on

display through September 29.

Sunrise Tour Bus: Monday, September 3 at 3:00 p.m. Private

Tour Company.

Casper Artist Dick Sorenson Art Exhibition: Opening

Reception on Thursday, September 27 at 5:30 p.m.

Blithe Spirit Comedy Play Performances: October 25-27 at the

Washakie Museum.

7th Annual Mammoth Quick Draw: Friday, November 9

featuring the works of 32 artists.

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PUBLIC HOURS: Summer: May 15 thru September 15

Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Winter: September 16 thru May 14 Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Admission: Free to Members Adults $8, Seniors (62 and over) $7,

Children (age 7 to 12) $6 Children (age 6 and younger) Free

Family - $25 (Up to 4 Adults + Children) AAA Members Receive $1.00 Off

Student or Organized Children’s Tours: Free Pre-Arranged Tours of 10 or more: $6 Per Person

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Big Big Applause to the cast and crew of the Melodrama - Allen Niles, Kevin Diede, Dan Mattis, Naomi Durrant, Lew Markley,

Eric Pomeroy, Muffie Shaw, Lyle Spence, Rick Dorn, Hillary Wall, Caroline Hansen, Barb Berryman, Jessica Hoopes,

and Gard Ferguson. It was a laugh a minute and the entire audience had a great time. Special thanks to Muffie

Shaw for producing the show! Thank you David Huber for the photographs and James Yule for the DVD.

STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION: Phone: (307) 347-4102 Cheryl Reichelt, Executive Director creichelt@washakiemuseum.org Rebecca Brower, Curator rbrower@washakiemuseum.org Katy Hayes, Asst. Finance Administrator and Chef khayes@washakiemuseum.org Robert Stottler, Retired Curator rstottler@washakiemuseum.org Victoria Frisbee, Assistant Curator vfrisbee@washakiemuseum.org Becca Ward, Museum Educator bward@washakiemuseum.org Sherryl Ferguson, Membership sferguson@washakiemuseum.org Robyn Irons, Grants & Media Manager rirons@washakiemuseum.org Chloe Haun, Museum Services/Special Events chaun@washakiemuseum.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Dan Frederick, President

Leslie Basse, Vice President Rob McGee, Treasurer Sarah Healy, Secretary

Laura Brown Kari Keller Jim Nelson

Kent Richins Margaret Shaw Charles Smith Janet Benson Martha Lawley

ADDRESS: 2200 Big Horn Avenue

Worland, WY 82401

WEBSITE: washakiemuseum.org