Institutional Archives

By Samantha L. Harper

Collection Overview

Abstract

Biographical Note

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Accounting

Annual Financial Reports – Not “The Annual Report” – Discuss with Accounting Department – They are handling this already and it is backed up on servers with IT to GAAP standards.

All business records (definition needed) retained for no less than 5 years (Sarbanes-Oxley Act)

For "The Annual Report" please see Publications series.

Sub-Series 1: Audited Financial Reports

Box 1

Folder 1: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 1990

Folder 2: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 1991

Folder 3: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 1997

Folder 4: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2000

Folder 5: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2001

Folder 6: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2002

Folder 7: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2003

Folder 8: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2004

Folder 9: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2005

Folder 10: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2006

Folder 11: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2007

Folder 12: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2008

Folder 13: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2009

Folder 14: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2010

Folder 15: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2011

Folder 16: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2012

Folder 17: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2013

Folder 18: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2014

Folder 19: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2015

Folder 20: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2016

Folder 21: KPMG Audited Financial Statements, 2017

Folder 22: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 23: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 24: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 25: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 26: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 27: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 28: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 29: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Folder 30: KPMG Audited Financial Statements

Series 2: Administration

Sub-Series 1: Director

Sub-Series 2: Boards

Board of Trustees and Advisory Boards

Sub-Series 1: Board of Trustees

Sub-Series 2: Advisory Boards

Sub-Series 3: Board Member Files

Sub-Series 3: Curatorial Departments

Not Event, Exhibit or Project related!

Includes department social media accounts.

Sub-Series 1: Buffalo Bill Museum

Sub-Series 2: Cody Firearms Museum

Sub-Series 3: Draper Museum of Natural History

Sub-Series 4: McCracken Research Library

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum

Sub-Series 6: Whitney Museum of Western Art

Sub-Series 7: Education

Normal Programming and School Tours

Series 3: Artifacts - Museum of the Museum

Sub-Series 1: Models

Sub-Series 2: Blueprints

Sub-Series 3: Commemorative Items

Sub-Series 4: Merchandise (T-shirts, etc. that are branded)

Sub-Series 5: Souvenirs

Sub-Series 6: Photographs of Staff and Facilities (Not specific to Exhibit, Event, or Project)

Sub-Series 7: Visitor Registers and Guest Books

See also MS 207 Buffalo Bill Museum Guest Ledgers

Series 4: Collections Records - Registration

Inactive records only

Sub-Series 1: Accession Records & Deaccession Records

Sub-Series 2: Annual Collection Inventory Reports

Sub-Series 3: Collections Storage Assessments and Reports

Sub-Series 4: Donor Files – make reference to individual object files

Sub-Series 5: Handbooks – Collections Policies and Procedures

Sub-Series 6: Loan Records – make reference to individual object files

Sub-Series 7: Object Files

to include the following:

Accession Records

Conservation Treatments

Condition Reports

Deaccession Records

Exhibition Record

Loan Records for each item record

Preparation Records for Exhibitions

Rights and Reproductions

Series 5: Development and Membership

Sub-Series 1: Directories

Sub-Series 2: Donor Files – Last Name, First Name – In office 7 years, Digitize and Retain Paper Permanently

Covers donors and members. Will include correspondence, financial records specific to individual, Naming Opportunities documentation and correspondence, etc.

Sub-Series 3: Commemorative Replicas

Items made specifically as fund raisers

Buffalo Bill Bronze

Belt Buckle

Frederic Remington “The Bronco”

Etc.

Sub-Series 4: Special Projects

Donation Records and Reports for specific Special Project Campaigns

Grant Records Permanent Retention for those awarded under the Project by Year of:

Applications

Budgets

Certifications

Financial Records

Reports

Timesheets

Sub-Series 5: Grants

Temporary 5 year retention for proposals and applications unawarded after final use of materials.

Permanent Retention for those awarded under the Project by Year of:

Applications

Budgets

Certifications

Financial Records

Reports

Timesheets

Sub-Series 6: Membership Mailings

Series 6: Enterprise Division

All business records (definition needed) retained for no less than 5 years (Sarbanes-Oxley Act).

Sub-Series 1: Admissions

Sub-Series 2: Catering

Sub-Series 3: Eatery

Sub-Series 4: Museum Store - "Points West", "Museum Selections", etc.

Series 7: Events & Programs

Will include all relevant final product information on Financial Reports and Fundraising, Correspondence, EVO, Photography, Graphics, Publications, and Public Relations Information – Permanent Retention

Sub-Series 1: By Year

Sub-Series 001: Events & Programs - By Year, 1917

Sub-Series 002: Events & Programs - By Year, 1918

Sub-Series 003: Events & Programs - By Year, 1919

Sub-Series 004: Events & Programs - By Year, 1920

Sub-Series 005: Events & Programs - By Year, 1921

Sub-Series 006: Events & Programs - By Year, 1922

Sub-Series 007: Events & Programs - By Year, 1923

Sub-Series 008: Events & Programs - By Year, 1924

Sub-Series 009: Events & Programs - By Year, 1925

Sub-Series 010: Events & Programs - By Year, 1926

Sub-Series 011: Events & Programs - By Year, 1927

Sub-Series 012: Events & Programs - By Year, 1928

Sub-Series 013: Events & Programs - By Year, 1929

Sub-Series 014: Events & Programs - By Year, 1930

Sub-Series 015: Events & Programs - By Year, 1931

Sub-Series 016: Events & Programs - By Year, 1932

Sub-Series 017: Events & Programs - By Year, 1933

Sub-Series 018: Events & Programs - By Year, 1934

Sub-Series 019: Events & Programs - By Year, 1935

Sub-Series 020: Events & Programs - By Year, 1936

Sub-Series 021: Events & Programs - By Year, 1937

Sub-Series 022: Events & Programs - By Year, 1938

Sub-Series 023: Events & Programs - By Year, 1939

Sub-Series 024: Events & Programs - By Year, 1940

Sub-Series 025: Events & Programs - By Year, 1941

Sub-Series 026: Events & Programs - By Year, 1942

Sub-Series 027: Events & Programs - By Year, 1943

Sub-Series 028: Events & Programs - By Year, 1944

Sub-Series 029: Events & Programs - By Year, 1945

Sub-Series 030: Events & Programs - By Year, 1946

Sub-Series 031: Events & Programs - By Year, 1947

Sub-Series 032: Events & Programs - By Year, 1948

Sub-Series 033: Events & Programs - By Year, 1949

Sub-Series 034: Events & Programs - By Year, 1950

Sub-Series 035: Events & Programs - By Year, 1951

Sub-Series 036: Events & Programs - By Year, 1952

Sub-Series 037: Events & Programs - By Year, 1953

Sub-Series 038: Events & Programs - By Year, 1954

Sub-Series 039: Events & Programs - By Year, 1955

Sub-Series 040: Events & Programs - By Year, 1956

Sub-Series 041: Events & Programs - By Year, 1957

Sub-Series 042: Events & Programs - By Year, 1958

Sub-Series 043: Events & Programs - By Year, 1959

Sub-Series 044: Events & Programs - By Year, 1960

Sub-Series 045: Events & Programs - By Year, 1961

Sub-Series 046: Events & Programs - By Year, 1962

Sub-Series 047: Events & Programs - By Year, 1963

Sub-Series 048: Events & Programs - By Year, 1964

Sub-Series 049: Events & Programs - By Year, 1965

Sub-Series 050: Events & Programs - By Year, 1966

Sub-Series 051: Events & Programs - By Year, 1967

Sub-Series 052: Events & Programs - By Year, 1968

Sub-Series 053: Events & Programs - By Year, 1969

Sub-Series 054: Events & Programs - By Year, 1970

Sub-Series 055: Events & Programs - By Year, 1971

Sub-Series 056: Events & Programs - By Year, 1972

Sub-Series 057: Events & Programs - By Year, 1973

Sub-Series 058: Events & Programs - By Year, 1974

Sub-Series 059: Events & Programs - By Year, 1975

Sub-Series 060: Events & Programs - By Year, 1976

Sub-Series 061: Events & Programs - By Year, 1977

Sub-Series 1: Plains Indian Seminar, 1977

Sub-Series 062: Events & Programs - By Year, 1978

Sub-Series 1: Plains Indian Seminar, 1978

Sub-Series 063: Events & Programs - By Year, 1979

Sub-Series 1: Plains Indian Seminar, 1979

Sub-Series 064: Events & Programs - By Year, 1980

Sub-Series 1: Plains Indian Seminar, 1980

Sub-Series 065: Events & Programs - By Year, 1981

Sub-Series 1: Plains Indian Seminar, 1981

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1981

Sub-Series 066: Events & Programs - By Year, 1982

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1982

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1982

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1982

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1982

Sub-Series 067: Events & Programs - By Year, 1983

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1983

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1983

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1983

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1983

Sub-Series 068: Events & Programs - By Year, 1984

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1984

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1984

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1984

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1984

Sub-Series 069: Events & Programs - By Year, 1985

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1985

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1985

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1985

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1985

Sub-Series 070: Events & Programs - By Year, 1986

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1986

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1986

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1986

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1986

Sub-Series 071: Events & Programs - By Year, 1987

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1987

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1987

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1987

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1987

Sub-Series 072: Events & Programs - By Year, 1988

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1988

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1988

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1988

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1988

Sub-Series 073: Events & Programs - By Year, 1989

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1989

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1989

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1989

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1989

Sub-Series 074: Events & Programs - By Year, 1990

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1990

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1990

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1990

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1990

Sub-Series 075: Events & Programs - By Year, 1991

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1991

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1991

Sub-Series 3: Frontier Festival, 1991

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1991

Sub-Series 076: Events & Programs - By Year, 1992

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1992

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1992

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1992

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1992

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1992

Sub-Series 077: Events & Programs - By Year, 1993

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1993

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1993

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1993

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1993

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1993

Sub-Series 078: Events & Programs - By Year, 1994

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1994

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1994

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1994

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1994

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1994

Sub-Series 079: Events & Programs - By Year, 1995

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1995

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1995

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1995

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1995

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1995

Sub-Series 080: Events & Programs - By Year, 1996

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1996

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1996

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1996

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1996

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1996

Sub-Series 081: Events & Programs - By Year, 1997

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1997

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1997

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1997

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1997

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1997

Sub-Series 082: Events & Programs - By Year, 1998

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1998

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1998

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1998

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1998

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1998

Sub-Series 083: Events & Programs - By Year, 1999

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 1999

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 1999

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 1999

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 1999

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1999

Sub-Series 084: Events & Programs - By Year, 2000

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2000

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2000

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2000

Sub-Series 4: Frontier Festival, 2000

Sub-Series 5: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2000

Sub-Series 085: Events & Programs - By Year, 2001

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2001

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2001

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2001

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2001

Sub-Series 086: Events & Programs - By Year, 2002

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2002

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2002

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2002

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2002

Sub-Series 087: Events & Programs - By Year, 2003

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2003

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2003

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2003

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2003

Sub-Series 088: Events & Programs - By Year, 2004

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2004

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2004

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2004

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2004

Sub-Series 089: Events & Programs - By Year, 2005

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2005

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2005

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2005

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2005

Sub-Series 090: Events & Programs - By Year, 2006

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2006

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2006

Sub-Series 3: Larom Summer Institute of Western American Studies, 2006

Sub-Series 4: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2006

Sub-Series 091: Events & Programs - By Year, 2007

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2007

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Seminar, 2007

Sub-Series 3: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2007

Sub-Series 092: Events & Programs - By Year, 2008

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2008

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2008

Sub-Series 093: Events & Programs - By Year, 2009

Sub-Series 1: Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, 2009

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2009

Sub-Series 094: Events & Programs - By Year, 2010

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2010

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2010

Sub-Series 095: Events & Programs - By Year, 2011

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2011

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2011

Sub-Series 096: Events & Programs - By Year, 2012

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2012

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2012

Sub-Series 097: Events & Programs - By Year, 2013

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2013

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2013

Sub-Series 098: Events & Programs - By Year, 2014

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2014

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2014

Sub-Series 099: Events & Programs - By Year, 2015

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2015

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2015

Sub-Series 100: Events & Programs - By Year, 2016

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2016

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2016

Sub-Series 101: Events & Programs - By Year, 2017

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2017

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2017

Sub-Series 102: Events & Programs - By Year, 2018

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2018

Sub-Series 103: Events & Programs - By Year, 2019

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2019

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2019

Sub-Series 104: Events & Programs - By Year, 2020

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2020

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2020

Sub-Series 105: Events & Programs - By Year, 2021

Sub-Series 1: Draper Museum Raptor Experience, 2021

Sub-Series 2: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 2021

Sub-Series 2: Current Annually Repeating Events

Sub-Series 1: Board Meetings

Sub-Series 6: Plains Indian Museum Powwow, 1981-

Sub-Series 7: Rendezvous Royale - Patron's Ball, Buffalo Bill Art Show and Sale, Fashion Show

Sub-Series 1: Rendezvous Royale - Buffalo Bill Art Show and Sale

Sub-Series 2: Rendezvous Royale - By Western Hands (Furniture)

Sub-Series 3: Rendezvous Royale - Fashion Show

Sub-Series 4: Rendezvous Royale - Patron's Ball

Sub-Series 5: Rendezvous Royale - Quick Draw

Sub-Series 8: Volunteer Appreciation Event

Series 8: Exhibits and Gallery Changes

Sub-Series 1: 1917

Sub-Series 2: 1918

Sub-Series 3: 1919

Sub-Series 4: 1920

Sub-Series 5: 1921

Sub-Series 6: 1922

Sub-Series 7: 1923

Sub-Series 8: 1924

Sub-Series 9: 1925

Sub-Series 10: 1926

Sub-Series 11: 1927

Sub-Series 12: 1928

Sub-Series 13: 1929

Sub-Series 14: 1930

Sub-Series 15: 1931

Sub-Series 16: 1932

Sub-Series 17: 1933

Sub-Series 18: 1934

Sub-Series 19: 1935

Sub-Series 20: 1936

Sub-Series 21: 1937

Sub-Series 22: 1938

Sub-Series 23: 1939

Sub-Series 24: 1940

Sub-Series 25: 1941

Sub-Series 26: 1942

Sub-Series 27: 1943

Sub-Series 28: 1944

Sub-Series 29: 1945

Sub-Series 30: 1946

Sub-Series 31: 1947

Sub-Series 32: 1948

Sub-Series 33: 1949

Sub-Series 34: 1950

Sub-Series 35: 1951

Sub-Series 36: 1952

Sub-Series 37: 1953

Sub-Series 38: 1954

Sub-Series 39: 1955

Sub-Series 40: 1956

Sub-Series 41: 1957

Sub-Series 42: 1958

Sub-Series 43: 1959

Sub-Series 44: 1960

Sub-Series 45: 1961

Sub-Series 46: 1962

Sub-Series 47: 1963

Sub-Series 48: 1964

Sub-Series 49: 1965

Sub-Series 50: 1966

Sub-Series 51: 1967

Sub-Series 52: 1968

Sub-Series 53: 1969

Sub-Series 54: 1970

Sub-Series 55: 1971

Sub-Series 56: 1972

Sub-Series 57: 1973

Sub-Series 58: 1974

Sub-Series 59: 1975

Sub-Series 60: 1976

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Sights West

From 1976 Annual Report, p. 8-9

A selection from the new Winchester Museum collection representative of the firearms and accessories which played a role in the winning of the West. The fifty-eight firearms selected for the exhibition were not presentation models with fine engraving nor were they weapons with great historic value but rather the day to day firearms which forged the myths and realities of the western saga. From flintlocks which bridged the Appalachians and the Rockies to the revolutionary Winchester rifles and ubiquitous Colt side arms, these were the guns which woves the fabric of America's frontier history.

The exhibition was assembled under the guidance of Thomas E. Hall, Curator of the Winchester Museum collection. He wrote the introduction to the catalog and assisted with research on the individually selected arms. In addition, the Amon Carter Museum of Western Art, the Denver Art Museum and the Sid W. Richardson Foundation loaned major paintings from their collections to enhance and lend historic perspective to the exhibition.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Ned Jacob Exhibition

From 1976 Annual Report, p. 9

Ned Jacob, a vibrant Denver artist, has chosen for his expression the West in its historic as well as contemporary essence. Over many years he has traveled widely throughout the West, lived among the Indians in Montana and drawn his inspiration from a broad variety of western images which include cowboys, contemporary Indian life and the historic Indian tradition. From the beginning he has focused on people as his principal subject. Jacob is a master draftsman whose perspective broadens with each new work completed. His superb ability to compose and to handle colors allied with his great sympathy for the subjects he paints brought Jacob to the highest plateau of western art today. His exhibition in the Whitney Callery of Western Art evidenced the Center's continued support of contemporary artists, especially those who concentrate on the western scene.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - Nicholai Fechin Paintings

From the 1976 Annual Report, p. 9

Nicolai Fechin was an artist of two worlds - Russia and America. In both he achieved recognition and honor and left a treasured legacy of creative visual images. The first exhibition of paintings to adorn the new mezzanine galleries was a retrospective of early works by Nicolai Fechin on loan from several museums in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. These were all paintings executed by the artist before 1923 when he came to America to spend the remainder of his life. Fechin was a well trained, masterful painter. His portraits each have a rare spontaneous quality which has given them universqal appeal - they generate a striking emotional force, especially through the expressive eyes of his subject.

This important exhibition was displayed in the Historical Center at the same time that fifteen major works from the Whitney Gallery of Western Art were on display in a number of Russian museums. Thus the bicentennial year shared an international as well as national focus in the Center's exhibition schedule.

Sub-Series 61: 1977

Sub-Series 62: 1978

Sub-Series 63: 1979

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Winchester Promotional Arts

From 1979 Annual Report, p. 8-9

Winchester authority George Madis summed it up nicely in the Preface for the Promotional Arts catalogue - "One may trace, in some measure, the history of our country's business enterprise - and that of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company - in the late 19th and early 20th centuries through a review of the various advertising mediums employed by Winchester. Although the Company first stressed the military use of its firearms, their dependability became so well know that, in turning to the civilian market, a 'hard sell' was found unnecessary. The Company had little more to do than illustrate the product. Rarely, if ever, over the years were overt attempts to sell the product by concentrating on its technical merits resorted to. The name WINCHESTER coupled with attractive illustrative material, proved ample promotion."

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Wyoming: In The Eye Of Man

From 1979 Annual Report, p. 9

The Buffalo Bill Historical Center organized its main summer exhibition, "Wyoming: In The Eye Of Man" with the generous assistance of the Allied Chamical Corporation and the Wyoming Council for the Humanities. This selection of over 125 historic photographs, superbly printed and enlarged by Ed Riddell and Roger Lavake of Jackson, Wyoming, presented a vivid pictorial record of Wyoming's past from 1865 - 1920. Wyoming history, as research associate Virginia Huidekoper pointed out in the essary to the illustrated catalog, is "a story punctuated with struggle, heroism, violence and gentility." The photographic images, selectred from the work of over thirty Wyoming photographers, captured all the variety and spirit of that history. They also spoke to the tremendous reserve of artistic talent possessed by Wyoming's early photographers.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - The Starry Flower Of Liberty

From 1979 Annual Report, p. 9

A beautiful and historic array of American flags and associated material went on display in the lower galleries of the Historical Center as of Flag Day, 1979. Selected from the famous collection of Boleslaw and Marie-Louise d'Orange Mastai of New York City, the 200 items spanned the history of the American flag from the pre-Revoluntionary days until the present.

Besides presenting a vivid picture of the evolution of the American flag with a collection of materials more extensive and comprehensive than even the Smithsonian Institution, the exhibition also portrayed the flag as folk art in America. It was not until 1912 that the federla government passed a law which established uniformity in flag design. Up until that time, families made their own flags - designs thus becoming a product of individual imagination. Only the number of stars and stripes were uniform.

The rare display of flags was brought to Cody through the encouragement and sponsorship of Historical Center Trustee, Glenn E. Nielson of Cody, Admiral John J. Bergen of New York City and the American Historical and Cultural Society, Inc. Board Chairman Margaret S. Coe concluded that the collection was "unrivaled in its scope and uniqueness, showing us as it does the flag of a young and growing nation as both art and history."

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - Painted Tipis

From 1979 Annual Report, p. 9

Rivaling the flag exhibition in splendor, scale and color was the exhibition of Painted Tipis which went on display around the fountain in front of the museum on June 7. Consisting of seven full sized plains tipis decorated with traditional tribal designs, this exhibition was made possible through the generous assistance of the Indian Arts and Crafts Board of the Department of the Interior.

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - American Masters In The West

From 1979 Annual Report, p. 9.

Closing out the 1979 exhibition season was a display of over seventy-five major paintings of the American West selected from the Anschutz Collection of Denver, Colorado. The Anschutz Collection covers the spectrum of Western artistic expression from the precise renderings of the explorer-artists of the 1830s to the bold perceptions of contemporary painters such as Georgia O'Keeffe and Fritz Scholder. This collection, representing perhaps the most comprehensive assemblage of wetern art still in private hands, is responsible for richly enhancing our understanding and appreciation of that special element of the American Western experience.

Sub-Series 64: 1980

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Winchester Promotional Arts

From 1980 Annual Report, p. 9.

First, exhibited in the Fall of 1978, the Winchester Promotional Arts exhibit was returned to the main gallery as one of the spring exhibitions.

Spanning the last one hundred years, the display vividly presented the variety of promotional materials which illustrated the spectrum of Winchester's advertising skills. Included were photographs and posters, calendars and cartridge boards as well as original paintings assembled by Curtor Richard Rattenbury from the Center's vast Winchester collection.

With the Promotional Arts displayed, it became increasingly clear that the popular promotional campaigns waged by Winchester not only publicized the company's product, they contributed significant creative and artistic expression in a blend of advertising and art.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - The Changing Winds

From 1980 Annual Report, p. 9.

Opening on the mezzanine in March was an exhibiti of early twentieth century photographs taken by Sumner W. Matteson.

The focus of the exhibit titled The Changing Winds: Photographs of Sumner Matteson was ninety-nine sepia toned enlarged photographs of "the native people of the North American continent." Many of the magnificent photographs were taken during a celebration at the Fort Belknap Reservation in 1904 and saved for the ages, aspects of a way of life that is all but gone today.

Arranged by Curator George Horse Capture with the assistance of Elmer Main, Fort Belknap Reservation, Montana, the showing provided a look at rare Indian photos taken by the relatively unknown Matteson.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - Art of the Southwest

From 1980 Annual Report, p. 9.

Art of the Southwest: Selections From The Millicent Rogers Museum opened on the mezzanine in May.

The display, featuring over one hundred items assembled from the renowned collection of the Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos, New Mexico, included textiles, silver and turquoise jewelry, basketry and pottery. Dating from 1875 to 1950 the materials represented notable examples of Southwest Indian craft, skillfully executed and beautifully preserved. The exhibition allowed a throughtful and wonderful comparison with many of the materials displayed in our own Plains Indian collections.

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - The Western World of N.C. Wyeth

From 1980 Annual Report, p. 10.

The principal exhibit at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center during the summer season was The Western World of N.C. Wyeth.

Newell Convers Wyeth's western paintings were only a fraction of his total output, but they have shown the artist's capacity for careful observation, and his ability to capture excitement, energy and romance in a way few have ever matched.

Organized with the help of James Duff, Director of the Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, and under the kind offices of Mrs. Andrew Wyeth, the exhibit featured over forty paintings and drawings by the consumate illustrator.

Assembled from works owned by museums and private collectors throughout the country, the display presented the excitements of the West and Wyeth's youthful fervor for it.

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - Western Movie Posters

From 1980 Annual Report, p. 10.

The obvious lure of every western movie was enhanced by graphic posters offering frontier adventure, fun and fascination.

The fall exhibition at the Center featured a display of those western movie posters, selected by Preparator Leo Platterer, from the vast collection of Don Look, Boulder, Colorado.

Over one hundred promotional posters which have graced theater marquees across the country made up the special display. The posters spanned the years 1923 - 1976 and advertised western movies made by John Wayne, Errol Flynn, William S. Hart, Duncan Renaldo, Tim McCoy, Rex Allen, Roy Rogers, Tex Ritter and many more.

Sub-Series 65: 1981

Sub-Series 66: 1982

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Mesa Images: Southwest Indian Artworks

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 9.

Mesa Images: Southwest Indian Artworks inaugurated the 1982 season at the Historical Center. On display was Southwest Indian material from the rich collections of the Plains Indian Museum. Mesa Images provided the opportunity to examine and compare the pottery, basketry and fiber art of the Southwest.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Barbed Remarks: History and Images

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 9.

The Historical Center's Spring Mezzanine exhibit was entitled Barbed Remarks: History and Images, an unusual and excellent representation of the history and variety of barbed wire as it developed over the years. The show comprised 384 samples of barbed wire in 21 cases and covered the range of patented and unpatented styles as they developed. On loan from Mr. Robert O. Campbell, the wire represented a selection from what is perhaps the larged collection of barbed wire in the world. The exhibit was augmented by other interpretive materials from the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - Alfred Jacob Miller, Artist On The Oregon Trail

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 9.

The principal summer show at the Historical Center was an exhibition entitled Alfred Jacob Miller, Artist on the Oregon Trail. Organized jointly by the Historical Center, the Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore and the Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth, it contained 110 watercolors, oils and sketches chronicling Wyoming and the West of the early nineteenth century.

Among the first significant painters of the American West, Miller was also a successful eastern landscape and portrait artist. Ironically, beyond a close circle of friends and associates, he was relatively unknown in his own time, even though the resulting sketches and paintings Miller created during his years of recording and documenting the West have emerged historically as well as artistically important to the recording of an era. Miller's perspective remains the sole pictorial recounting of a page from that wonderous American experience.

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - Larry Larom: Welcome to My West

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 9-10.

The summer's Mezzanine show featured a unique exhibition entitled, Larry Larom: Welcome to My West. The show examin3ed three significant facets of Larom's colorful life: his role as conservationist, collector and dude rancher. Focusing on Larom's lifelong passion for collecting, the exhibition presented clothing, beadwork and artifacts that he had traded directly with Blackfeet and Crow, as well as other Plains Indian materials. The exhibit, organized by Dr. Paul Fees and Michael Kelly, also included a vast array of artifacts, letters, photos and artwork, highlighting the life and times of Irving H. "Larry" Larom and his renowned Valley Ranch.

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - Painted Tipi Exhibition

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 10.

During the summer of 1982, five Plains Indian tipis graced the front lawn of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. The unique and colorful structures, decorated with traditional tribal motif, were produced by artists Al Chandler (Gros Ventre), Howard Pepion (Blackfeet), and Gerald Red Elk (Sioux). The tipi project was commissioned as a gift to the Center by the Honorable Robert D. Coe and Countess Natalie Coe Vitetti.

Sub-Series 6: Exhibit - National Collection of Heads and Horns

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 10.

A display of 20 big game trophies from the collection of The Boone and Crockett Club opened to the public in late September at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. The National Collection of Heads and Horns includes the Chadwick ram - the world record Stone's sheep - and the record moose, caribou, buffalo and various other North American big game animals. The display will become a permanent part of the Buffalo Bill Museum when it is reorganized in 1984.

The Collection, which was most recently housed in the headquarters of the National Rifle Association in Washington, was begun in 1907 as a study collection for the New York Zoological Society.

Sub-Series 7: Exhibit - The Browning Connection

From 1982 Annual Report, p. 10.

A companion exhibition of the National Collection was The Browning Connection. Featuring ten production models and nearly thirty experimental guns, The Browning Connection examined the innovative weapon's designs of John Browning. According to many, Browning was the "greatest gun inventor in the United States" with over 120 patents for firearms to his credit. The guns he designed in the 19th century are still being manufactured.

Sub-Series 67: 1983

Sub-Series 68: 1984

Sub-Series 69: 1985

Sub-Series 70: 1986

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Custer Mystique, 1986-09-20

September 20, 1986 to November 30, 1986

Main Gallery

An exhibition which will examine the endurance of Custer legend and myth, from the aftermath of the battle to the popular culture and scholarly investigations of today.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Drawings by Maynard Dixon: The Edith Hamlin Collection, 1986-06-22

June 22, 1986 to September 21, 1986

Mezzanine

Dixon's talents are represented in seventy drawings and watercolors on display. He was best known for his monumental images of Native Americans silhouetted against the western landscape and his excellent drawings.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - Frank Tenney Johnson: The Rimrock Years, 1986-03-01

March 1, 1986 to June 8, 1986

Mezzanine

These 35 paintings and sketches by Johnson were executed during the seven summers he spent at the Rimrock Ranch near Cody. They depict familiar landmarks of the Cody-North Fork area and episodes in the lives of ranch wranglers. The works are on loan from private collections in California.

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - Gold and Steel: Deluxe Arms From Perazzi, 1986-09-24

September 24, 1986 to November 30, 1986

Mezzanine

Highly decorated arms produced by the Manifattura Armi Perazzi are featured along with arms demonstrating that decorated firearms are legitimate examples of the applied arts. Sectionized shotguns and a series of components illustrating the manufacturing and engraving process are also on display.

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - Images Of A Vanished Life: Plains Indian Drawings, 1986-03-01

March 1, 1986 to June 18, 1986

Sacagawea Gallery

These pictograph ledger drawings were done by 21 young Plains Indians at Hampton Institute in 1879. They are an important contribution to the study of the native art tradition, and trace the change from a nomadic existence on the plains to the present reservation system.

Sub-Series 6: Exhibit - Salish Indian Art From The J.R. Simplot Collection, 1986-06-14

June 14, 1986 to September 10, 1986

Main Gallery

This extraordinary collection focuses on the Flathead Indians of Montana and highlights their transitional era between 1915 and 1925. It includes clothing, accessories, horse trapping and other materials.

Sub-Series 71: 1987

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - American Frontier Life: Early Western Painting and Prints, 1987-06-12

June 12, 1987 to September 10, 1987

More than 60 paintings and prints portray the everyday life of trappers, flatboatmen, pioneers and Indians in the exotic West of 1830-1860. George Caleb Bingham, Charles Deas, William Ranney and Author F. Tait are featured artists with additional works by George Catlin, Alfred Jacob Miller, Currier and Ives, and others.

The American Frontier Life exhibition is the first major show to explore the artistic traditions which represented the everyday lives of Indians and early visitors to the American West between 1830 and 1860. More than 60 paintings and prints by celebrated artists portray the lives and times of trappers, flatboatmen, pioneers and Indians in the exotic frontier West of the mid 1800s. George Caleb Bingham, Charles Deas, William Ranney and Arthur F. Tait are featured artists with additional works by George Catlin, Alfred Jacob Miller, Currier and Ives, and others.

The American Frontier Life exhibit will premier in Cody, Wyoming as part of the BBHC's 60th year and reinstallation of the Whitney Gallery. This exhibit will travel to the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth, Texas and then to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The exhibition is made possible by grants from the Henry Luce Foundation, Inc., Boulevard Mortgage Company, Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer P. Potamkin, and an anonymous donor.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Arctic Images: Selections From The Sandberg Collection of Eskimo Art, 1987-09-29

September 29, 1987 to November 30, 1987

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - Plains Indian Invitational Art Exhibit, 1987-03-24

March 24, 1987 to ?

The exhibit will feature traditional and contemporary expressions of Plains Indian arts.

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - Whitney Gallery of Western Art Reinstallation

Sub-Series 72: 1988

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - A Century of Plains Indian Photographs, 1988-06-01

June 1, 1988 to June 8, 1988

Mezzanine

19th and 20th century photographs from the collections of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Frederic Remington: The Masterworks, 1988-07-17

July 17, 1988 to ?

Over 60 paintings, drawings, and sculptures reveal the mastery of artist Frederic Remington. This loan exhibition of his major works examines Remington's life and artistic contributions.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - The Douglas Arms Collection, 1988-03-01

March 1, 1988 to ?

Main Gallery

Originially assembled for His Excellency General Don Porfirio Diaz, President of Mexico, the collection is one of the few surviving private armouries of the period.

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - The Starting Line: Drawings and Sketches From The Buffalo Bill Historical Center, 1988-09-15

September 15, 1988 to November 30, 1988

Mezzanine

Pencil drawings, wash sketches and oil studies demonstrate the artist's beginning steps in the creative process. Works from the early 19th century to contemporary times will come from the permanent collection.

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - The Eternal Tradition...PowWow, 1988-09-19

September 19, 1988 to November 30, 1988

Main Gallery

A display of contemporary manifestations of the powwow celebration.

Sub-Series 73: 1989

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Interior West: The Art and Craft of Thomas Molesworth

From 1989 Annual Report, p. 5.

The year's major exhibition, Interior West: The Craft and Style of Thomas Molesworth, traced the evolution of the Cody furniture maker's 30 year career. Co-curated by Buffalo Bill Museum Paul Fees and Historical Center assistant director Wally Reber, the exhibition included over 125 representative examples of Molesworth's work and one complete re-created "roomscape". The exhibition is now on display at the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum in Los Angeles.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - The Sumptuous Flaske

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - A Gallery Revived: North American Indian Paintings by George Catlin

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - Yellowstone's Faithful: Tourism in the National Park

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - The Plateau

Sub-Series 6: Exhibit - Frontier America

Sub-Series 74: 1990

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Yellowstone's Faithful: Tourists in the National Park

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - The New West: Contemporary Art from the Buffalo Bill Historical Center

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - Rendezvous to Roundup: The First 100 Years of Art in Wyoming

Sub-Series 4: Exhibit - Wyoming Territorial Imprints 1866-1890

Sub-Series 5: Exhibit - Wyoming by the Book

Sub-Series 6: Exhibit - Wounded Knee: Lest We Forget

Sub-Series 7: Exhibit - Frontier America

Sub-Series 8: Exhibit - Myth Calamity Jane: Clothing A Legend

Sub-Series 75: 1991

Sub-Series 1: Exhibit - Victor Higgins: An American Master, 1991-03-01

March 1, 1991 to May 17, 1991

A retrospective of the career of one of New Mexico's most important painters.

Sub-Series 2: Exhibit - Public Lands, Public Heritage: The National Forest Idea, 1991-06-20

June 20, 1991 to September 8, 1991

A centennial exhibition of art, artifacts, and historical photographs celebrating the 100th anniversary of America's national forest system.

Sub-Series 3: Exhibit - W. Herbert Dunton: A Retrospective, 1991-09-28

September 28, 1991 to November 30, 1991

Reviews the career of the Taos, NM illustrator and painter of cowboy scenes and wildlife subjects.

Sub-Series 76: 1992

Sub-Series 77: 1993

Sub-Series 78: 1994

Sub-Series 79: 1995

Sub-Series 80: 1996

Sub-Series 81: 1997

Sub-Series 82: 1998

Sub-Series 83: 1999

Sub-Series 84: 2000

Sub-Series 85: 2001

Sub-Series 86: 2002

Sub-Series 87: 2003

Sub-Series 88: 2004

Sub-Series 89: 2005

Sub-Series 90: 2006

Sub-Series 91: 2007

Folder 1: CFM - Coors Theater - Gun DVD, 2007-05-03

Autostart

May 3, 2007

Sub-Series 92: 2008

Sub-Series 93: 2009

Sub-Series 94: 2010

Sub-Series 95: 2011

Sub-Series 96: 2012

Sub-Series 97: 2013

Sub-Series 98: 2014

Sub-Series 99: 2015

Sub-Series 100: 2016

Sub-Series 101: 2017

Sub-Series 102: 2018

Sub-Series 103: 2019

Series 9: Human Resources

Sub-Series 1: Handbooks, Employee (Chronological)

Sub-Series 2: Internships (Chronological)

Sub-Series 3: Job Descriptions

Sub-Series 4: Personnel Files RESTRICTED

Retain for 7 years after employment completed in Human Resources Offices.

Sub-Series 5: Staff Directories and Rosters

Series 10: Information Technology

Series 11: Legal

Series 12: Operations and Facilities

All MSDS and SDS sheets must be retained for 30 years after the last use of a chemical in the event there are long term health effects from its use per OSHA guidelines.

Sub-Series 1: Maintenance

Sub-Series 2: Security

Sub-Series 3: Vehicles & Equipment

Sub-Series 1: Equipment

Owner and Operator Manuals, Maintenance records, retain for 3 years after disposal of equipment

Sub-Series 2: Vehicles

Include maintenance records, retain for 5 years after disposal of vehicle.

Series 13: Public Relations

not related to specific events or exhibits

Series 1: Press Releases

Series 2: Social Media - Public Relations controlled only

For museum and curatorial level social media accounts please see Administration -> Curatorial

Series 14: Publications

Those not related to specific exhibits or events – Would include advertising, financial, newsletters, publishing, research, etc.

Advertising – General (Chronological under each grouping)

Sub-Series 01: Advertisements - Institutional (Center Wide)

Sub-Series 02: Buffalo Bill Museum

Sub-Series 03: Cody Firearms Museum

Sub-Series 04: Draper Museum of Natural History

Sub-Series 05: McCracken Research Library

Sub-Series 06: Plains Indian Museum

Sub-Series 07: Whitney Museum of Western Art

Sub-Series 08: Annual Reports

6 copies of each issued

Sub-Series 01: Annual Report, 1976

Sub-Series 02: Annual Report, 1977

Sub-Series 03: Annual Report, 1978

Sub-Series 04: Annual Report, 1979

Sub-Series 05: Annual Report, 1980

Sub-Series 06: Annual Report, 1981

Sub-Series 07: Annual Report, 1982

Sub-Series 08: Annual Report, 1983

Sub-Series 09: Annual Report, 1984

Sub-Series 10: Annual Report, 1985

Sub-Series 11: Annual Report, 1986

Sub-Series 12: Annual Report, 1987

Sub-Series 13: Annual Report, 1988

Sub-Series 14: Annual Report, 1989

Sub-Series 15: Annual Report, 1990

Sub-Series 16: Annual Report, 1991

Sub-Series 17: Annual Report, 1992

Sub-Series 18: Annual Report, 1993

Sub-Series 19: Annual Report, 1994

Sub-Series 20: Annual Report, 1995

Sub-Series 21: Annual Report, 1996

Sub-Series 22: Annual Report, 1997

Sub-Series 23: Annual Report, 1998

Sub-Series 24: Annual Report, 1999

Sub-Series 25: Annual Report, 2000

Sub-Series 26: Annual Report, 2001

Sub-Series 27: Annual Report, 2002

Sub-Series 28: Annual Report, 2003

Sub-Series 29: Annual Report, 2004

Sub-Series 30: Annual Report, 2005

Sub-Series 31: Annual Report, 2006

Sub-Series 32: Annual Report, 2007

Sub-Series 33: Annual Report, 2008

Sub-Series 34: Annual Report, 2009

Sub-Series 35: Annual Report, 2010

Sub-Series 36: Annual Report, 2011

Sub-Series 37: Annual Report, 2012

Sub-Series 38: Annual Report, 2013

Sub-Series 39: Annual Report, 2014

Sub-Series 40: Annual Report, 2015

Sub-Series 41: Annual Report, 2016

Sub-Series 42: Annual Report, 2017

Sub-Series 43: Annual Report, 2018

Sub-Series 44: Annual Report, 2019

Sub-Series 09: ARMAX

Sub-Series 1: ARMAX, Vol. 1, No. 1 - Spring/ Summer, 1987

Sub-Series 2: ARMAX, Vol. 1, No. 2 - Fall/ Winter, 1987

Sub-Series 3: ARMAX, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1988

Sub-Series 4: ARMAX, Vol. 3, No. 1, 1990

Sub-Series 5: ARMAX, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1991

Sub-Series 6: ARMAX, Vol. 4, No. 1, 1992

Sub-Series 7: ARMAX, Vol. 4, No. 2, 1993

Sub-Series 8: ARMAX, Vol. 5, 1995

Sub-Series 9: ARMAX, Vol. 6, 1996

Sub-Series 10: Great Entertainer (Cookbook)

Sub-Series 11: Points West

Sub-Series 1: Points West, Vol., 1997

Sub-Series 2: Points West, Vol., 1998

Sub-Series 3: Points West, Vol., 1999

Sub-Series 4: Points West, Vol., 2000

Sub-Series 5: Points West, Vol., 2001

Sub-Series 6: Points West, Vol., 2002

Sub-Series 7: Points West, Vol., 2003

Sub-Series 8: Points West, Vol., 2004

Sub-Series 9: Points West, Vol., 2005

Sub-Series 10: Points West, Vol., 2006

Sub-Series 11: Points West, Vol., 2007

Sub-Series 12: Points West, Vol., 2008

Sub-Series 13: Points West, Vol., 2009

Sub-Series 14: Points West, Vol., 2010

Sub-Series 15: Points West, Vol., 2011

Sub-Series 16: Points West, Vol., 2012

Sub-Series 17: Points West, Vol., 2013

Sub-Series 18: Points West, Vol., 2014

Sub-Series 19: Points West, Vol., 2015

Sub-Series 20: Points West, Vol., 2016

Sub-Series 21: Points West, Vol., 2017

Sub-Series 22: Points West, Vol., 2018

Sub-Series 23: Points West, Vol., 2019

Sub-Series 24: Points West, Vol., 2020

Sub-Series 25: Points West, Vol., 2021

Sub-Series 12: BBHC Newsletter

Sub-Series 01: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 1, 1976

Sub-Series 02: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 2, 1977

Sub-Series 03: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 3, 1978

Sub-Series 04: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 4, 1979

Sub-Series 05: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 5, 1980

Sub-Series 06: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 6, 1981

Sub-Series 07: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 7, 1982

Sub-Series 08: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 8, 1983

Sub-Series 09: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 9, 1984

Sub-Series 10: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 10, 1985

Sub-Series 11: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 11, 1986

Sub-Series 12: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 12, 1987

Sub-Series 13: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 12, 1988

Sub-Series 14: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 13, 1989

Sub-Series 15: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 14, 1990

Sub-Series 16: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 15, 1991

Sub-Series 17: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 16, 1992

Sub-Series 18: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 17, 1993

Sub-Series 19: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 18, 1994

Sub-Series 20: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 19, 1995

Sub-Series 21: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Newsletter, Vol. 20, 1996

Sub-Series 13: Membership

Sub-Series 14: Buffalo Bill Historical Center Center-Comm (Employee Newsletter)

Folder 1: 1984

Folder 2: 1985

Sub-Series 15: Frederic Remington Catalogue Raissone

Sub-Series 16: BBHC Volunteer Gazette