This is an image of the existing Arts and Sciences Building on the campus of the University of Wyoming at Laramie.

There is no caption on the back of this card. The inscription at the bottom states:
Liberal Arts Building – University of Wyoming – Laramie Wyo. / Sanborn Y-1996

The building was started in the late 1930s and is still used for the same purpose today, though the name has been updated to more typical usage. The Arts and Sciences Building is listed on a tour of historic sites on the campus, and the link above lists it as item number 10.

This image likely dates from the 1940s.

This image shows the gymnasium building on the Laramie campus of the University of Wyoming.

There is no caption on the back of this card. The inscription at the bottom states:
Gymnasium – University of Wyoming Campus at Laramie

This building was constructed in 1925 to replace an older, smaller gym and itself was expanded to triple the size in 2017. Half Acre Gym is included on the list of historic locations and the building is number 15 in the link above.

The cars in the photo indicate this image dates from the 1940s.

This is an image of Knight Hall on the campus of the University of Wyoming in Laramie.

There is no caption on the back of this card. The inscription at the bottom states:
Women’s Residence University of Wyoming
Laramie Wyoming M6

While it is not made explicit, this building was also a women’s dormitory in its original design. Knight Hall still exists on the University campus. The link above includes several historic locations on the campus, Knight Hall is number 3.

This image is of Hoyt Hall, a women’s dormitory on the campus of the University of Wyoming in Laramie.

There is no caption on the back of this card. The inscription at the bottom states:

Hoyt Hall – Women’s Dormitory, University of Wyoming at Laramie / Sanborn Y-2266

Hoyt Hall still exists in its original form on campus, though it is used for a different purpose now. The link above has a list of historic locations on the University campus, Hoyt Hall is item #4.

This is an image of an early highway across the Snowy range in Wyoming, a northern extension of the Medicine Bow Mountains.

There is no caption on the back of this card. The inscription at the bottom states:
Highway over the Snowy Range, Wyoming

On can immediately tell from the primitive nature of the highway construction that this is an early road, not one of the later graded, paved, shouldered and marked highways which would soon follow.

This card likely dates from the 1940s.

This is an image of the mountains known as the Snowy Range in Wyoming. It is the northern extension of the mountain complex known as the Medicine Bow Mountains.

There is no caption on the back of this card. The inscription on the front states:
Part of Snowy Range from Highway between Rawlins and Laramie Wyoming M16

This card likely dates from the 1940s