American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming

Aerial view of a large black, cone-shaped building surrounded by green lawns, evergreen trees, and nearby roads, with rolling hills stretching across the horizon under a clear blue sky.

American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming

With collections ranging from Buffalo Bill to Stan Lee, the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming is one of the ten largest non-governmental public archives in the United States. Collecting widely in the American West and national pop culture, it also holds extensive collections in economic geology, transportation, journalism, and politics as well as authors, artists and photographers. It also serves as the University’s archives.

The Center emphasizes access, making its 6,000+ collections available to the public—students, citizens, and the national and international research communities—through an in-person reading room, remote reference requests, and online digitized materials. The AHC pioneered remote live access to enable researchers around the world to explore its collections from the comfort of their studies.

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APTrust Advisory Committee

(members selected by their institutions)

Erin Shadrick

Jarod Werner