Interpretation

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WHAT IS HISTORIC INTERPRETATION?

Historic interpretation allows visitors and travelers to learn about history through signs, audio tours, phone applications, and brochures. SCLT completed an interpretation project called the Black Diamond Byway which interprets the rich history of the mining towns that were located north of Sheridan during the early 20th century.

SCLT works to tell our local and regional history through the lens of our natural resources, landscapes, and diverse cultures. Historic interpretation offers community members and visitors of Sheridan insight about local history and Regional Plains Tribes heritage through:

  • Interpretive Signage
  • Printed Brochures
  • Guided Tours
  • Various Digital Platforms 
  • Community Engagement Activities

Read more about our Interpretation Projects!

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The Star Man of Sheridan College by Sue Simonich, Museum of Discovery Mohns Center at Sheridan College

Color photo of the Mohns Center circa 1982, courtesy of the Wyoming Room, Sheridan Fulmer Library, Sheridan Wyoming. For over seventy years, Sheridan College has been the mecca of learning for north central  Wyoming. Developed as an agricultural junior college in the rich farming territory of Big Goose Valley, its development over the years was [...]

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Cure your cabin fever with a time-honored tradition as Family Sled Day returns to the Kendrick Mansion

Sledding is a time-honored tradition dating at least 800 years ago with the Kānaka Maoli, who, as reported by the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, made use of wooden sleds to “surf” the lava slopes (called kahua hōlua) of their native Hawaiian Islands. [...]

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS WHO HAVE HELP FUND OUR HISTORY PROGRAM

Questions? Or to schedule a tour.

Contact Us Today:

Kevin Knapp

History Program Manager
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