1834-1897 Chronology of the fort, printed copy and typescript; two 1925 letters L. G. Flannery of the Fort Laramie Scout to Charles B. Stafford of Casper, Wyo., 1 carbon typescript, 1 photocopy; U.S. House of Representatives 1925 Memorial concerning Ft. Laramie and Ft. Bridger, photocopy; and copies of documents and letters concerning business at the fort, including the procurement of wood, supplies, and facilities, 1866-1868, 7 typescripts.

Special Orders No. 139 ordering surgeon John H. Lott to report to Ft. Laramie, Oct. 21, 1886. 1 item.

Endorsement on "Sanitary Report" for Sept. 1887, Oct. 5, 1887. 2 pages.

Circular letter regarding field service for medical officers, from Medical Director, Department of the Platte, Omaha, Neb., April 28, 1888. 2 pages.

Receipt Roll of Clothing Issued to Enlisted Men of Hospital Corps, Ft. Laramie, 2nd Quarter, 1888. ADS, 1 item.

Letter to B. A. Hart, Ft. Laramie, from Lt. Charles A. Worden, May 7, 1890, Omaha, Neb., regarding effect of additional railroad lines on business. With envelope. 2 items.

Miscellaneous Wyoming newsclippings relative to the history of the fort and attempts to preserve it as an historical site, 1926-1940 and n.d. Included are articles by Grace Raymond Hebard and John Hunton. 18 items.

Scrapbook containing newsclippings, 1926-1940, dealing with the history of the fort and its founder, Col. Henry Leavenworth. Compiled by George J. Remsburg who also wrote some of the articles.

"A Footnote on History" by Major General L.H. Bash, The Quartermaster Review, May-June 1935, pages.16-18. Entire issue.

Two clippings on Captain Myles Keogh's horse (Comanche), the sole survivor (man or animal) of the Battle of Little Bighorn.