Yearbook collections from The University High School 1920-1963 (The Tassakooma & Yearling). The University instituted a State Preparatory School from its founding in 1887 which released a Prep Buckaroo yearbook. Finally, published yearly by the Junior Class at the UWyo, the Wyo yearbooks run from approximately 1909-1989.

The University of Wyoming Art Museum presents and collects world-class art, furthers programs than engage students and visitors in discussions that broaden an understanding of diverse perspectives, viewpoints, and cultures, and advances service to the state. For more information visit their website.

The JC Penney Dynamo was a company publication circulated to improve the quality and atmosphere of every store.  

This collection contains various photos of the Laramie area ranging over a number of years., We would very much like to add to this collection - please contact our repository manager: Amanda Lehman.

This collection contains Books 1-12 and various Novella constitutiones.
Explore the College of Law George W. Hopper Law Library's website where you can learn about "the awe-inspiring story of how a German immigrant, Justice Fred Blume of the Wyoming Supreme Court, created what is still today the only known English translation of Justinian's Code."

The Hebard Historic Map Collection is primarily a collection of published maps about Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain West   For more information visit their libguide (https://uwyo.libguides.com/special_collections.

The Grace Raymond Hebard Collection is considered to be the most comprehensive collection of published materials about Wyoming history, culture and natural history. This collection helps to document the history and culture of Wyoming and the region by collecting, preserving, and providing access to unique, rare or valuable books, ephemera, maps, games, state and federal documents, and media. Visit the Special Collections Lib Guide for more information.

These collections of 3D scans of fossils include a 3D-ZIP file available for download. Check out http://www.uwyo.edu/geolgeophys/ for more information on this department.

The Botanical Collections at Digital UW include an extensive collection of Botanical Field Books, Botanical Images from the Robert and Jane Dorn Collection, Japanese Botanical Books, and a variety of related digitized materials.

The University of Wyoming Libraries are a strong supporter of the visual arts and we actively curate a growing collection of permanent and temporary art in our spaces.
Our art collection adds vitality to the spaces of Coe Library while supporting and promoting artists and their work. Art in the Libraries is accessible via our Digital Collections. Please enjoy the art!
Questions? Contact Bryan Ricupero, Metadata Librarian, bricuper@uwyo.edu.