Books Available for Purchase at the Hanna Basin Museum
The Hanna Basin Museum is not equipped to pay for books or memberships online. In order to make a purchase, please print the order form and send the form along with payment to:
Hanna Basin Museum, P. . Box 252, Hanna, WY 82327O
Hanna Basin Museum, P. . Box 252, Hanna, WY 82327O
The June 30, 1903 and March 28, 1908 Explosions of the Union Pacific Coal Company's No. 1 Mine in Hanna
from Bob Leathers - Revised January 1, 2020
from Bob Leathers - Revised January 1, 2020
The book sells for $25.00 which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. and $20.00 if purchased at the museum.
All proceeds from the sale of the book go to the Hanna Basin Museum. A limited number of copies will be available for purchase. To order a copy of the book, print the order form and send it to the Hanna Basin Museum along with payment.
All proceeds from the sale of the book go to the Hanna Basin Museum. A limited number of copies will be available for purchase. To order a copy of the book, print the order form and send it to the Hanna Basin Museum along with payment.
Snow Chi Mihn Trail: The History of Interstate 80 between Laramie and Walcott Junction
by John Richard Waggener
Cost: $30.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. Cost: $25.00 if purchased at the museum.
by John Richard Waggener
Cost: $30.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. Cost: $25.00 if purchased at the museum.
Publisher's Note: This is the 2nd Revised Edition of the book released in late September 2017, by the Wyoming State Historical Society. This edition includes updated information and all-new information, including additional interviews the author conducted with individuals, and from new sources of information that were made available to the author after the first edition already was in print. This second revised addition also includes new and additional photographs.
They Were The Flower of the Camp: A study of the 1908 No. 1 Disaster and the Men Who Perished There
by Lynne Kuderko.
Cost: $35.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. Cost: $30.00 if purchased at the museum.
by Lynne Kuderko.
Cost: $35.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. Cost: $30.00 if purchased at the museum.
A Note About the Book From Nancy Anderson at the Hanna Basin Museum
Lynne Kuderko’s “study” is a panorama of Hanna’s #1 Mine disaster of 1908. The central image is that fateful day, March 28, when two explosions rocked the mining camp. On the left are images preceding the disaster beginning with recent events within the gaseous, deadly mine.
The lost miners and their forbearers are introduced in their places of origin. Lynne examines the relationships and circumstances that bring each victim to the coal camp and the camaraderie that develops there.
The cast expands immediately after the explosions. Here are the heirs, the coal company officials, the lawyers and judges, the entire camp. In a work of persistent, meticulous scholarship, Lynne reveals the intricacies of probate, of claims and counterclaims, and in the process, adds a new dimension to the stories of this disaster and of all mining disasters.
Continuing on, the panorama concludes with portraits of the survivors and their progeny. For some, 1908 is one tragic year amid many; others move on. Lynne treats them all with compassion.
I praise They Were the Flower of the Camp. It is Western history, labor history, and, for me, above all, women’s history. Exquisitely written, this is a worthy memorial to the lost miners of March 28, 1908.
Nancy Anderson
The lost miners and their forbearers are introduced in their places of origin. Lynne examines the relationships and circumstances that bring each victim to the coal camp and the camaraderie that develops there.
The cast expands immediately after the explosions. Here are the heirs, the coal company officials, the lawyers and judges, the entire camp. In a work of persistent, meticulous scholarship, Lynne reveals the intricacies of probate, of claims and counterclaims, and in the process, adds a new dimension to the stories of this disaster and of all mining disasters.
Continuing on, the panorama concludes with portraits of the survivors and their progeny. For some, 1908 is one tragic year amid many; others move on. Lynne treats them all with compassion.
I praise They Were the Flower of the Camp. It is Western history, labor history, and, for me, above all, women’s history. Exquisitely written, this is a worthy memorial to the lost miners of March 28, 1908.
Nancy Anderson
Hanna Field: Story of a Fledgling Episcopal Priest and his Six Wyoming Missions
by Harv Wilbur.
Cost 15.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. Cost: $10.00 if purchased at the museum.
by Harv Wilbur.
Cost 15.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. Cost: $10.00 if purchased at the museum.
A Small Corner of My Heart: Reminiscing on Coming to Wyoming. A Letter to My Kids
by Catherine Fenimore.
Cost: $15.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. $10.00 if purchased at the museum.
by Catherine Fenimore.
Cost: $15.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. $10.00 if purchased at the museum.
Ripples Across the Pond
by Lawrence Thomas
Cost: $80.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. $75.00 if purchased at the museum.
by Lawrence Thomas
Cost: $80.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. $75.00 if purchased at the museum.
A book that blends fact and fiction about the life of Lawrence Thomas and his family with references to Hanna.
Westward Go! Fremont, Randy & Kit Carson Open Wide The Oregon Trail
by T.L. Loftin with Illustrations by Beth Berryman.
Cost 20.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. $15.00 if purchased at the museum.
by T.L. Loftin with Illustrations by Beth Berryman.
Cost 20.00, which includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. $15.00 if purchased at the museum.
Suggested Reading, but Out of Stock At The Museum
CARBON The First Coal Town in Wyoming
by Daniel L. Kinnaman
A chronological history of Carbon City.
Currently out of print and unavailable from the museum.
Book 1 UNION PACIFIC the Birth of a Railroad 1862-1893 and Book 2 The Rebirth 1894-1969
by Maury Kline
by Maury Kline
The book is an excellent history of the Union Pacific Railroad.
Currently out of print and unavailable from the museum.
Letters to Dear Dan
by Dr. Charles M. Stebner
by Dr. Charles M. Stebner
This book is a history of the Stebner family with references to Hanna, 1989 Laramie, Wyoming
Currently out of print and unavailable from the museum.
