James B. Garry

Background

Garry, James B. was born on April 28, 1947 in Taylor, Texas, United States. Son of Mahon Barker and Grace (Dellinger) Garry.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan, 1970; Master of Science, University of Michigan, 1975.

Career

Part-time wilderness guide, naturalist, Triangle X Ranch, Moose, Wyoming, 1969-1975; community organizer, media consultant, teacher, Hobart St. Project, Detroit, 1974-1975; media specialist, lobbyist, Powder River Basin Resource Council, Sheridan, Wyoming, 1975-1976; private practice media and political consultant, Big Horn, Wyoming, 1976-1978; video and film artist-in-residence, Wyoming Council on the Arts/Sheridan College, Sheridan, 1978-1980; member of staff, Great Plains Lore and Natural History, Big Horn, since 1980. Storyteller part-time Buffalo Bill History Center, Cody, Wyoming, since 1980. Teacher Yellowstone (Wyoming) Institute, summers since 1986.

Tour study leader, research collaborator Smithsonian Institution, Washington, part-time since 1984.

Achievements

• James B. Garry has been listed as a notable Historian, storyteller, researcher, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Second lieutenant United States Army, 1970.

Connections

Father:

Mahon Barker Garry

Mother:

Grace (Dellinger) Garry