Correspondence, manuscripts, newspaper articles, and various records about A.A. Spaugh's personal and business life. His correspondence reveals some interesting information about his business efforts, the state of cattle ranching in the region, efforts to promote Wyoming agriculture, fencing and public lands. Biographical information exists in correspondence, a survey and manuscripts.

Alice Richards McCreery was the daughter of Governor W.A. Richards. Collection includes a scrapbook from a visit to Washington, DC, letters between her and her fiance, and family correspondence related to the unsolved murder of her sister and her husband.

Alice Richards McCreery was the daughter of Governor W.A. Richards. This collection consists of newspaper articles, reminiscences and correspondence about her social circles, Wyoming incidents, and the Big Horn Basin.

The Gertrude Wyoming Dobbins collection contains material collected by Dobbins relating to Wyoming history.

Records of Wyoming's Governor William A. Richards feature the usual topics associated with the office. Notable issues include the Jackson Hole elk scandal, Hot Springs Resort cession, women's suffrage, Spanish-American War, Indians, the Race Horse case, and livestock matters. Proclamations, requisitions and extradition requests, rewards, petitions for pardons and appointment records are included.

Invitations, programs, and dance cards for inaugural balls for three Wyoming Governors. Also a report on the condition of banks in Wyoming prepared by Harry B. Henderson.

W.A. Richards family burial lot records, 1903-1918, and 2000 photo of lot in Lakeview Cemetery

Items of note include a letter from Alonzo V. Richards to his parents about the assasination of President Abraham Lincoln and the funeral procession in which A.V. took part.