Sheridan History Series Book 5: When Sin Lived on Grinnell Street
When Sin Lived on Grinnell Street Sheridan Wyoming History Series – Book V: By Michael Dykhorst
When Sin Lived on Grinnell Street is the fifth volume in the Sheridan Wyoming History Series, a collection dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories that have shaped Sheridan County and the surrounding region. Through richly detailed narratives and engaging historical accounts, this book explores a diverse collection of people, places, and events that helped define the community.
This volume provides readers with an unforgettable glimpse into Sheridan’s unique past by exploring The Oldest Profession had a place in Sheridan and delving into More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Sin: Sheridan’s Forgotten Tenderloin. It examines When Sin Became Municipal Business through arrest records, census data, and various historical newspapers and stories. The book also profiles a fascinating group of individuals in People of Note, featuring Pearl Logan and the Rex Hotel, Etta Feely of Sheridan, Billings and Cody, Angelina “Angie” Calicura: A Life of Hospitality, Enterprise and Reinvention, The Uncertain Identity of Ida Fitzgerald Clock Alias "Puzzle Face", The Wages of Sin is Death: The known details of the “Notorious” Kate Murphy, Vivian Vines, Oscar Nelson, Missoula Jane Stewart or Steward, Whisky Nell, and Lizzie Lane AKA Big Liz. Finally, it explores Rooms on Main Street, chronicles the End of the Immorality, and reflects on Sheridan Today.
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