Guide to the Fred E. Warren Speech Collection

Collection

Identifier: H2002-58

Staff Only

Scope and Content

The typed speech that comprises this collection describes sheep ranching in Wyoming. It was found in the files of a Hudson, Colorado resident. The date of and occasion for the speech are not recorded. Only an inscription at the top of the first page attributes the speech to Fred Warren. However, Mr. Warren was a nationally known ranchman and there is no reason to dispute the recorded identity of the speaker

The donated copy of the speech was on deteriorating onionskin paper. The text was copied onto acid free paper, and the onionskin copy was destroyed

Dates

Undated

Creator

Warren, Fred E. (Person)

Language of Materials

English

Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research

Copy Restrictions

Limited duplication of print materials allowed for research purposes. User is responsible for all copyright compliance.

Biographical / Historical

Fred E. Warren (1884-1949) was the son of Wyoming Governor and U.S. Senator Francis E. Warren. In 1915 he took over management of the family’s properties, including Warren Livestock Company, which had interests in cattle and sheep. He was influential in the Wyoming Stock Growers Association and was president of the Wyoming Livestock and Sanitary Board at the time of his death