Wyoming § 9-2-415 Director; duties relative to promotion of history
of state and region

Wyoming Statutes

§ 9-2-415 — Director; duties relative to promotion of history of state and region

Wyoming § 9-2-415

Title 09Administration of the Government

Ch. 2AGENCIES, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND DEPARTMENTS

Art. 4STATE ARCHIVES, MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 9-2-415 (2026).

Text

(a)The director shall:

(i)Collect books, maps, charts, documents, manuscripts, other papers and any obtainable documentary material illustrative of the history and development of the state and region;

(ii)Collect, compile and publish data of the events which mark the progress of Wyoming from its earliest day to the present time, through the medium of a state historical periodical, to be published as and when the board directs;

(iii)Procure facts and statements relative to the history and ethnology of the Indian tribes and other inhabitants within the state;

(iv)File and carefully preserve all the historical data collected or obtained and arrange and classify it so it is readily accessible for disseminating historical or biographical information requested by the public;

(v)Accept and

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(a) The director shall:
(i) Collect books, maps, charts, documents,
manuscripts, other papers and any obtainable documentary
material illustrative of the history and development of the
state and region;
(ii) Collect, compile and publish data of the events
which mark the progress of Wyoming from its earliest day to the
present time, through the medium of a state historical
periodical, to be published as and when the board directs;
(iii) Procure facts and statements relative to the
history and ethnology of the Indian tribes and other inhabitants
within the state;
(iv) File and carefully preserve all the historical
data collected or obtained and arrange and classify it so it is
readily accessible for disseminating historical or biographical
information requested by the public;
(v) Accept and receive gifts;
(vi) Promote the founding and development of a state
historical society and of county historical societies; and
(vii) Create and maintain local and statewide
interest in the history of the state and region.