Welcome to the Hanna Basin Museum Website.
The purpose of this website is to help people connect to the past by collecting, preserving and sharing historical information about the Hanna Basin area.
DEVELOPMENT OF HANNA COAL MINES (WYOMING STATE ARCHIVES, DEPARTMENT OF STATE PARKS AND CULTURAL SERVICES)
Website created August 1, 2010 Last Revised July 3, 2014
Website provided by Bob Leathers
Contributions by Bill Becker, Bonnie Amaon, Gary Beaver, Jim Landen, John Baldwin, Jorma Tuomimaki, Lynne Kuderko, Michelle Tarver, Mike Moffitt, Nancy Anderson , Roberta Hoppe, Sandy Siefers, Shawna Carroll, Stephanie Karstoft, Sue Larson, and Suzanne Leathers.
Hanna Basin Museum News
James W. Case, Civil War Cavalryman - was recognized for Civil War Service on Sunday, May 25 at the Memorial Day Services at the Hanna Cemetery. To read about James Case click on the link James W. Case.
Spring 2014 Newsletter - CARBON CEMETERY ASSOCIATION and HANNA BASIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
To read the newsletter click on the link Spring 2014 Newsletter.
To read the newsletter click on the link Spring 2014 Newsletter.
January 30, 2014 - Rocky Mountain Power Foundation awards $5,000 grant to Hanna for historical preservation.
For detailed information about the award click on the link $5,000 grant to Hanna.
For detailed information about the award click on the link $5,000 grant to Hanna.
Hanna Basin Museum
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Museum Director: Nancy Anderson
Hanna Basin Museum Basin and Historical Society
P.O. Box 252
502 Front Street, Hanna WY 82327
Summer Hours: Friday - Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 PM Winter Hours: Friday 1:00 to 5:00 PM
HannaMuseum@union-tel.com
Hanna Basin Museum Basin and Historical Society
P.O. Box 252
502 Front Street, Hanna WY 82327
Summer Hours: Friday - Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 PM Winter Hours: Friday 1:00 to 5:00 PM
HannaMuseum@union-tel.com
CRAWFORD / CUMMINGS COTTAGE, 2012
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HANNA MUSEUM AND CRAWFORD / CUMMINGS COTTAGE, 2012
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Hanna Cemetery
In the Hanna Cemetery there are 78 Unknown Miner Plaques and 14 Unknown Miner Crosses as pictured below making a total of 92 unnamed miner graves.
Who are these miners?
Watch this space for a possible answer.
Who are these miners?
Watch this space for a possible answer.
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The Hanna Basin Museum welcomes comments and documented corrections and additions to the content on this website.
We also welcome any pictures, documents or information from our readers that might be helpful in our telling the Hanna Basin story. Our goal is to honor the history of the Hanna Basin by providing detailed and accurate information.
We also welcome any pictures, documents or information from our readers that might be helpful in our telling the Hanna Basin story. Our goal is to honor the history of the Hanna Basin by providing detailed and accurate information.
Please send comments and information to: HannaBasinMuseum@gmail.com
Attention: Bob
Attention: Bob
