Wyoming's Dinosaur Discoveries (Images of Modern America) - Softcover

Wyoming is home to some of the world's most famous dinosaurs. As early as 1872, dinosaurs were excavated, placed on railcars, and shipped east. For the past 140 years, paleontologists have scoured Wyoming to excavate tens of thousands of dinosaur bones, now displayed internationally. It was not until 1961 that a dinosaur from Wyoming was mounted and placed on display at the University of Wyoming's Geological Museum in Laramie.

The Big Horn Basin Foundation presents Wyoming's Dinosaur Trail, a pictorial history of Wyoming dinosaur skeletons. This fascinating volume focuses on dinosaurs that were discovered and excavated in Wyoming and are now displayed at some of the world's finest museums and historical sites.