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The Brinton Museum hosted a members-meetup on Saturday, March 9, and Kim Taylor, the Registrar at the Brinton, gave a presentation about “Star Quilts as a Native American Symbol.” In her introduction, Carrie Edinger, Membership and Sponsorship Coordinator, said that Taylor moved to Sheridan from
Kevin Knapp at Eaton's Ranch Kevin Knapp, who along with his family have helped SCLT in many ways through the years. They’ve volunteered at trail builds and maintenance days, shared photos and videos, attended many programs, and have donated to help SCLT continuing delivering what so many people
At their regular meeting this week the Sheridan County Commission approved a number of appointments to various county boards. There were two openings on the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission Board. The commission approved the re-appointments of Christine Varah and Katie Curtiss
Iron Riders: 1896-1897 Bicycle Experiment program by Todd Wold, SCLT Board Member, was held on May 9 at the Hub on Smith. Wold said his undergrad degree was in history, and he served 30 years as an attorney in the US Air Force. In 2005 Wold and his wife decided to move to Sheridan, saying the lik
SCLT History Program Manager Carrie Edinger will be starting her new job with The Brinton Museum the first part of May. Edinger, who is an artist, talks about her educational background and why The Brinton feels like a good fit for her talents. Kendra Heimbuck, Executive Director at The Br