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Bishop House (Casper, Wyoming) 1

Bishop House in Casper, Wyoming. This beautiful foursquare home was built in 1907 and was the first multistoried brick homes in the city. Although it was originally located in the affluent Capitol Hill district of Casper, the neighborhood has evolved into a primarily commercial area as the downtown has grown. Bishop House, however, remains largely unchanged. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 and is maintained by the Cadoma Foundation, which uses the home primarily

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CASPER-WYOMING'S LEADING INDUSTRIAL CITY - NARA - 549224

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Casper, United States (Unsplash)

Casper, United States

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Casper WY - Hello from Casper, Wyoming (NBY 430467)

Large-letter postcard depicting scenes from Casper, Wyoming.

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May 14, 2014 – Casper, WY (14364932287)

Our staff members, along with other exercise participants, attend a planning meeting to support the simulated oil cleanup.

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May 14, 2014 – Casper, WY (14364935757)

For our exercise, Control Point #3 is where Evansville Fire and industry player Sinclair Refinery use a boat to string boom across the North Platte River to collect the simulated oil spill.

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May 14, 2014 – Casper, WY (14551386275)

During the exercise, we created an Incident Command Post to support the simulated oil cleanup. Here, the Incident Command Post is staffed with EPA, and other federal, state and local agencies, and Spectra Energy.

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Natrona County Courthouse

The Natrona County Courthouse at 200 N. Center in Casper, Wyoming. It was built in 1940-1941 and is a well-preserved example of period Art Deco architecture. Today, it houses the Commissioners, Assessor, Attorney, Clerk, Coroner, Treasurer and the Planning & Development department. Other county departments are located in the Hall of Justice linked to the rear of the courthouse and in the Townsend Justice Center a half block up Center Street.

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Pioneer Monument, Casper WY

1911 Pioneer Monument in downtown Casper, Wyoming, across the street from the Natrona County Courthouse. Installed by the Natrona County Pioneer Association, it originally sat several blocks south of its current location, near the intersection of Center & Midwest Streets. The monument honors the pioneers who "blazed the way" on the Oregon Trail, which passed through modern-day Casper.

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The Fertile Land Remembers, by Louise Emerson Ronnebeck, 1938

The Fertile Land Remembers, oil on canvas, Worland, Wyoming Post Office, now in the Dick Cheney Federal Building, Casper, Wyoming, 1938; Treasury Department Section of Painting and Sculpture

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Kip Watson, a BLM RAWS technician sets up a portable weather station during the Jackson Canyon Fire near Casper Wyoming. Wyoming, near Casper. 2006 August 18.

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