D. Ray Wilson's WYOMING TOUR GUIDE features a brief history of the Equality State & its people as well as listing all of the museums, complete with schedules & fee information, & historical sites. Over 100 photographs & maps are used to emphasize many of the state's historical offerings. Among the famous names connected with Wyoming are Tom Horn, Esther Morris, Lt. Caspar Collins, Jim Bridger, Nellie Ross, Sacajawea & Owen Wister. Several major Indian battles were fought here in the late 19th century - the Grattan Massacre, Wagon Box Fight, & the Fetterman Massacre. The Outlaw Butch Cassidy & his gang located one of their hideouts in Hole-in-the-Wall. Famed Devil's Tower, the first national monument, is located in northeastern Wyoming. The stories of these people & others & these places & others all appear in this 264 page fully indexed book. Kent Ruth of THE SUNDAY OKLAHOMAN said this about this book in his review: "...Wilson sticks to the major highways--or trails--supplies the history & current information as he goes along. His material is detailed & he doesn't hesitate to explore tempting side roads."