Display at Cheyenne Depot Museum (vannoy photo)
On October 24, 1861, the Western Union Telegraph Company completed the link between the Eastern and Western Telegraph lines at Salt Lake City, Utah. The transcontinental line allowed instantaneous communication between Washington, D.C., and San Fran
The Forestry Work of the Tenth Census theatlantic.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from theatlantic.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
THE FIRST CANADIAN
No one knows whether he was tall or short, dark or fair this mighty hunter who roamed our rolling prairies 25,000 years ago October 1 1946 FRANK C. HIBBEN
THE FIRST CANADIAN
No one knows whether he was tall or short, dark or fair this mighty hunter who roamed our rolling prairies 25,000 years ago
FRANK C. HIBBEN
WHO WAS the first human being to see the forests and plains that we call Canada?
If you had put this question to any museum guide in the early 1920’s, he would have answered, “Some early Indian about the time of Christ.”
Then one day in 1924 a young man hunting for Indian arrowheads near the town of Mortlach, Sask., picked up a flint point different from any in his collection; two years later a Negro cowboy in New Mexico discovered a similar flint among a half-buried heap of bones.