Person Record
Metadata
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Gilstrap, Preston Roberts |
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Certificate - 1994.046.0016
Selective Service registration card for Frank Anderson. Cream with black text.
Record Type: Archive
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Correspondence - 2018.036.0003a
Tax-related document that describes legislation. The document was written by the Campbell County Assessor, Preston R. Gilstrap, and addresses a general audience. This document lists reasons for various government actions and references an enclosed breakdown of the tax levies from 1976 (see 2018.036.0003b).
Record Type: Archive
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Directory - 1974.019.0003
A directory of students from the Campbell County High School class of 1929 as they are in 1979 for the 50th class reunion. Booklet includes a dedication, "In memory of," and information on the lives of each of the individuals since 1929.
Record Type: Archive
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Invitation - 1974.001.0965
An invitation to the commencement of the Campbell County High School Class of 1929 in the high school's gymnasium on Friday evening, May 24th,1929. Inside contents include the program for the commencemnt ceremony, the class color, flower, motto, and the class roll.
Record Type: Archive
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Print, Photographic - 1987.004.0511
Black and white photo of Preston Gilstrap wearing dark dress pants, a light colored shirt, tie, and a derby hat. Standing on a rock. Trees and brush are visible in the background. handwritten on the reverse: "Preston Gilstrap"
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 1987.004.0514
Black and white photo of Preston Gilstrap wearing his letter jacket standing in the middle of an unidentifed ranch yard. In the background a barn and wooden fence are visible. Handwritten at bottom: "Preston Gilstrap" Handwritten on reverse: "1930 - Preston G sweater"
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 1991.100.0151
b/w. Photograph of the Gilstrap children: Mary Ruth, Ray, Wayne, Preston. In the background two buildings are visible: the Gilstrap garage (left) and the Isis theater (behind the children).
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2006.012.0065
A B/W Polaroid photograph of Engine # 1 of the Gillette Fire department with members of the department standing along side of the new fire truck. Pictured left right: Chief Charley Tyrrell, E. Z. Bay, A. G. Laughlin, Preston Gilstrap, Dale Johnson, Glen Tholson, Ray Cates, and Jim Cates, Jr. Pictured kneeling left to right: Dick Brown, Eugene Warlow and Andy Oliver.
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2006.012.0066
A B/W Polaroid photograph of Engine # 1 of the Gillette Fire department with members of the department standing along side of the new fire truck. Pictured left right: Chief Charley Tyrrell, E. Z. Bay, A. G. Laughlin, Preston Gilstrap, Dale Johnson, Glen Tholson, Ray Cates, and Jim Cates, Jr. Pictured kneeling left to right: Dick Brown, Eugene Warlow and Andy Oliver.
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2009.032.0327
Color Group photo of members of CCHS class of 1929 gathered near a shelter at the Dalbey Fishing lake for a class reunion.
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2009.032.0336
Color photo of 12 men and 20 women from the Campbell County High School class of 1929 posing for a photo at their class reunion.
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2018.028.0025
B/W photograph of Campbell County Assessor Preston Gilstrap, County Treasurer Elvera Kee Snodgrass, and Jim Bennage having lunch at the grand opening of the I-90 bridge over Powder River in 1961. There is a large group of people in the background with large cottonwood trees. There is nothing on the back of this photograph.
Record Type: Photo
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Print, Photographic - 2018.053.0036
B/W photograph of Preston Gilstrap, identified on the back of the photograph as "Gilstrap." It was also marked on the back with notes and an order form for zinc plate production for The News-Record. Political ad in the News-Record October 17, 1946 "Introducing our Candidates section" Preston R. Gilstrap candidate for County Assessor
Record Type: Photo
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Scrapbook - EC1090
Scrapbook of newspaper articles about various people of Gillette and pioneers of Wyoming. Many of the articles were written by Josephine Lucas. The cover has the image of mice, a snail, ladybugs, and a lion. This was put together by the donor's mother, Mary Ruth Elmore.
Record Type: Archive
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