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Inventory of Overland Journal Articles and Book Reviews Version 2 Inventory of Overland Journal Articles and Book Reviews Version 2 Volume 1 (1983) through Volume 36 (2018) Wendy W. Welch Monday, April 15, 2019 Page 1 of 53 Monday, April 15, 2019 Page 2 of 53 Year Vol No Title Author Category 1983 1 1 Here Lies Nancy Hill? Reg P. Duffin Trail Site 1983 1 1 The Oregon Odyssey of William N. Byers, Part 1 Merrill J. Mattes Diary 1983 1 1 Independence Ho! Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA 1983 1 1 The California Trail: A Survey Thomas H. Hunt Trail Research 1983 1 1 In the Beginning—Independence Sarah F. Schwenk Trail Site 1983 1 1 Green Pastures Merrill J. Mattes Sources 1983 1 1 Westering Women and the Frontier Experience, 1800- Review by Robert W. Book review 1915 by Sandra L. Myers Richmond 1983 1 1 Covered Wagon Women: Diaries & Letters from the Review by Betty Book review Western Trails, 1840-1890 Ed. by Kenneth L. Holmes Burnett 1983 1 1 Women of the West by Cathy Luchetti & Carol Olwell Review by Merrill J. Book review Mattes 1983 1 1 Over the Chihuahua and Santa fe Trails, 1847-1848 Ed. Review by Bob Knecht Book review by Robert W. Frazer 1983 1 2 Saving Our Powder Roger P. Blair Trail History 1983 1 2 The Oregon Odyssey of William N. Byers, Part 2 Merrill J. Mattes Diary 1983 1 2 The Charter Convention: An Epic with Many Heroes Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA 1983 1 2 Pierre D. Papin Gravesite Rediscovered Gregory M. Franzwa Trail Site (Editor) 1983 1 2 California Trail Bills Before Congress Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA (Editor) 1983 1 2 Sublette Cutoff Damage Report Gregory M. Franzwa Preservation (Editor) 1983 1 2 Crossing the Plains by Origen Thomson Review by Ron Smith Book review 1983 1 2 Atlas of the Lewis and Clark Expedition Ed. By Gary E. Review by E.G. Book review Moulton (Frenchy) Chuinard, M.D. 1983 1 2 The California Trail by George R. Stewart Review by Thomas H. Book review Hunt 1983 1 2 Gold Rush Sojourners in Great Salt Lake City, 1849- Review by Stanley B. Book review 1850 by Brigham D. Madsen Kimball 1984 2 1 The Alcove Spring Charles W. Martin Trail Site 1984 2 1 Oregon—Delivered by Doctors E. G. Chuinard Trail History 1984 2 1 Portion of Sublette Cutoff Saved! Gregory M. Franzwa Preservation (Editor) 1984 2 1 The Oregon Odyssey of William N. Byers, Part 3 Merrill J. Mattes Diary Quotes 1984 2 1 The "End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center" Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA Opens in Oregon City (Editor) Monday, April 15, 2019 Page 3 of 53 Year Vol No Title Author Category 1984 2 1 Bureaucracy, Preservation and the Law: How to Gary W. Wilburn Preservation Untangle Knots 1984 2 1 A Tribute to the Oregon Trail Memorial Association Merrill J. Mattes Trail History 1984 2 1 Women on the Overland Trails: A Historical Perspective Dr. Sharon A. Brown Women 1984 2 1 Jim Beckwourth, Black Mountain Man, Trapper, War Review by Elinor Book review Chief of the Crows by Elinor Wilson Wilson 1984 2 1 A Trip Across the Plains in the Year 1849, With Notes Review by N. Webster Book review of a Voyage to California by Way of Panama by Martha Moore M. Morgan 1984 2 1 Bill Sublette, Mountain Man by John E. Sunder Review by Ernst A, Book review Stadler 1984 2 1 Fearful Crossing: The Central Overland Trail Through Review by Thomas H. Book review Nevada by Harold Curran Hunt 1984 2 1 The Course of the Empire by Bernard De Voto Review by Sharon A. Book review Brown 1984 2 1 The Massacre of Lieutenant Grattan and His Command Review by Merrill J. Book review by Indians Intro by Paul L. Hedron Mattes 1984 2 2 Oregon City During the Emigration Betty Burnett Trail Site 1984 2 2 A Tribute to Paul C. Henderson Merrill J. Mattes People 1984 2 2 House Passes California Trail Bill Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA 1984 2 2 The Oregon Odyssey of William N. Byers Merrill J. Mattes Diary 1984 2 2 Principal Routes to the Gold Region Leigh G. DeLay Trail Research 1984 2 2 California-Nevada Regional Chapter Formed Thomas H. Hunt OCTA 1984 2 2 Overland to California with the Pioneer Line: The Gold Review by Erwin N. Book review Rush Diary of Bernard J. Reid Ed. by Mary McDougall Thompson Gordon 1984 2 2 Indians of California, The Changing Image by James J. Review by Robert E. Book review Rawls Woodhams 1984 2 2 The Platte: Channels in Time by Paul A. Johnsgaard Review by Merrill J. Book review Mattes 1984 2 2 Wah-to-yah and Taos Trail by Lewis H. Garrard Review by Marc Book review Simmons 1984 2 2 Covered Wagon Women; Diaries and Letters from the Review by Sharon A. Book review WesternTrails, 1840-1890 Ed. by Kenneth L. Holmes Brown 1984 2 2 Woman Teachers on the Frontier by Polly Wells Review by Carolyn Book review Caufman Hackman 1984 2 3 The Barlow Road Stephen Dow Trail Research Beckham 1984 2 3 Variants of the Slate Creek Cutoff Dean Decker Trail Research 1984 2 3 Report of Captain Medorem Crawford: Part 1 Charles W. Martin Trail History Monday, April 15, 2019 Page 4 of 53 Year Vol No Title Author Category 1984 2 3 William de la Montagne Cary: Artist of the Missouri Review by Merrill J. Book review River by Mildred O. Ladner Mattes 1984 2 3 Quarterdeck & Saddlehorn: The Story of Edward F. Review by Marc Book review Beale, 1822-1893 by Carl Briggs & Clyde Francis Trudell Simmons 1984 2 3 Edward F. Beale & The American West By Gerald Review by Marc Book review Thompson Simmons 1984 2 3 Dream West by David Nevin Review by David L. Book review Foulke 1984 2 3 Fur Trade and Exploration: Opening the Far Northwest, Review by Merrill J. Book review 1822-1852 by TheodoreJ. Karamanski Mattes 1984 2 3 Seeking the Elephant, 1849 by James M.Huchings Review by Robert E. Book review Woodhams 1984 2 3 Ruxton of the Rockies: Autobiographical Writings by Review by Stanley B. Book review the Author of Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Kimball Mountains and Life in the Far West Ed. by LeRoy R. Hafen 1984 2 3 The Road to California by Harlan Hague Review by Robert E. Book review Woodhams 1984 2 4 The 1984 Convention: Joyful Days at the End of the Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA Trail 1984 2 4 The 1985 Convention Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA (Editor) 1984 2 4 Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting, 8/19/84 John Latschar OCTA 1984 2 4 Sublette Cutoff Cartographic Expedition: "All Claws Out Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA and Put Her in Grandma" 1984 2 4 Mary Fulkerson—A Destroyed Grave Reg P. Duffin Trail Site 1984 2 4 Damn the Elephants! Full Speed Ahead! Capt. Ben W. Blee Trail History 1984 2 4 An Alert for OCTA Members: Coldstream Canyon Thomas H. Hunt Preservation Endangered 1984 2 4 Report of Captain Medorem Crawford, Part 2 Ed. Charles W. Martin Trail History 1984 2 4 Old Bill Williams, Mountain Man by Alpheus H. Favour Review by David Miller Book review 1984 2 4 Views of a Vanishing Frontier by John C. Ewers, Marsha Review by James P. Book review V. Gallagher, Davis C. Hunt & Joseph C. Porter Ronda 1984 2 4 Overland to California in 1859: A Guide for Wagon Review by James P. Book review Train Travelers by Louis M. Bloch, Jr. Ronda 1984 2 4 Overland on the California Trail, 1846-1859: A Review by Merrill J. Book review Bibliography of Manuscript and Printed Travel Mattes Narratives by Marlin L. Heckman 1984 2 4 Women and Men on the Overland Trail by John Mack Review by Brabara Book review Faragher Burgess Monday, April 15, 2019 Page 5 of 53 Year Vol No Title Author Category 1984 2 4 Covered Wagon Women, Diaries and Letters from the Review by Robert E. Book review Western Trails 1840-1890 Ed. by Kenneth L. Holmes Woodhams 1985 3 1 Geology and the Emigrant, Part 1 Charles W. Martin Geology 1985 3 1 The Upper California Crossing Gregory M. Franzwa Trail Site (Editor) 1985 3 1 Covered Wagons with Running Water Gregory M. Franzwa OCTA (Editor) 1985 3 1 Dust, Stickers and Mud Frances W. Milne OCTA 1985 3 1 The Making of a Follower of the Oregon-California Trail Kim Naden OCTA 1985 3 1 Goodale's Cutoff Betty Burnett Trail Research 1985 3 1 Report of Captain Medorem Crawford: Part 3 Ed. Charles W. Martin, Trail History Sr 1985 3 1 Fort Laramie and the Pageant of the West, 1834-1890 Review by Merrill J. Book review by LeRoy R. Hafen & Francis Marion Young Mattes 1985 3 1 People of the Moonshell: A Western River Journal by Review by Merrill J. Book review Nancy M. Peterson Mattes 1985 3 1 Audubon's Western Journal 1849-1850, John Review by John Burns Book review Woodhouse Audubon Intro. by Frank Heywood Hodder 1985 3 1 The El Dorado Trail, The Story of the Gold Rush Routes Review by John Burns Book review Across Mexico by Ferol Egan 1985 3 1 The Gila Trail, The Texas Argonauts and the California Review by John Burns Book review Gold Rush by Benjamin Butler Harris 1985 3 1 The Gila by Edwin Corle Review by Robert E. Book review Woodhams 1985 3 1 In the Shadow of Fremont: Edward Kern and the Art Review by S.
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