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Explore History at TRVCC: History of Water in the Semiarid Southeastern Sheridan County

Explore History at TRVCC: History of Water in the Semiarid Southeastern Sheridan County

Clear Creek and the Powder River are the two main water resources in the semi-arid Southeastern Sheridan County. Throughout time these water resources have been natural borders for Plains Indian Tribes land treaties and redirected for irrigation for ranching and agricultural needs. Sheridan Community Land Trust Historical Program Manager, Carrie Edinger, will present how these water resources were utilized in southeastern Sheridan County throughout the Western Expansion of the area. The program will also introduce Wyoming Water History and how the vast irrigation project in the Clear Creek Valley changed agriculture production and offered German immigrants farming opportunities. This Explore History program offers open conversation for community members to share their memories or historical information about these sites. The Explore History program is generously funded by the Next50 Initiative.

TRVCC Dayton
Free
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM on Tue, 15 Feb 2022

Event Supported By

Sheridan Community Land Trust & Tongue River Valley Community Center
TRVCC Dayton
1100 Main St.
Dayton, Wyoming