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Library	We Lived There Too		978 L69 1984
Library	the Legacy of Conflict		978 L73 1987
Library	Women of the West		978 L82 1982
Library	Journal of George W. McFall 1/23/1829- 1//21908		978 M2
Library	Platte River Road Narratives		978M43 1988
Library	the Ox Team or The Old Oregon Trail 1852-1906		978 Meeker 1907
Library	Ox Team Days on the Oregon Trail Rev. Ed.		978 Meeker 1922
Library	Mt. Shasta Companion: Introduction to Native Americans near Mt. Shasta	Haines folders 54-61 Folklore from tribes all around Mr. Shasta and vicinity. Many from siskiyous.edu/shasta/nat/intr.htm	970.3 S53 M6
Library	Immigration Rosters of the Elliot Cut-off		978 M45
Library	The Mountainous West		978 M92 1995
Library	The Pomo Indians of California and their Neighbors	by Vinson Brown and Douglas Andrews. 1969 full colo map and illustrations includes linquistics	970.3 P64 1969 Bro
Library	The American West Transformed		978 N24 1990/ c 1
Library	The Shastas	a research paper by George Olson for a class by F. D. Haines on History of the Pacific Northwest, 1960	970.3 S53 1960 Ols
Library	Indian Battles along the Rogue River 1855-56	by Frank K. Walsh, 1972, Copy 1 with illustrations and map	970.3 R63 Wal 1972, c. 1
Library	The People and the River	A history of the Takelma indians of the upper rogue river country by Elizabeth Hackert, 1977	970.3 R53 Hec 1977
Library	Notes on the Takelma Indians of Southwestern Oregon	by Edward Sapir, 1907 American Anthropologist New Series, April-June, 1907, Vol.9 No. 2	970.3 R63 Sap 1907
Library	The Takelma Indians of Southwestern Oregon	by Virginia D. Card, 1967	970.3 R63 Car 1967, c. 2
Library	Valley of the Rogues	by Percy Booth, 1970 published by Josephine Co. Library	970.3 R63 Boo 1970
Library	Aboriginal Clay figurines from the Rogue River Area	presentation to the Oregon Academy of Science annual meeting by Lyman Deich, BLM, Feb. 26, 1977 includes drawings	970.3 R63 Dei 1977
Library	Parkman's The Oregon Trail	by Francis Parkman, pocket addition 1910 series of narrative and descriptive sketches of the prairies and Rocky Mountains originally…	978 PAR 1910
Library	Journal of Travels on the Oregon Trail in 1845	by Joel Palmer, 1992 includes Nez Pierce and Chinook language, Oregon's Territorial constitution, what to take on the Oregon Trail and where…	978 P17 PAL 1992
Library	The Oxford History of the American West	edited by Clyde A. Milner II, Carol A. O'Conner, Martha A. Sandweiss, 1994	978 O98 1994
Library	Our Oregon Trail	Report to the Governor by the Oregon Trail Advisory Council 1988	978 O66 1988
Library	Ghost towns of the American West	By Bill O'Neal, 1995 Jacksonville, p.302-307	978 O58 1995
Library	The Oatman Story	researched and compiled by Hal and Doris Clark compilation of original research material on Olive Oatman's captivity by Native Americans in…	978 O11 2002
Library	Frontier Children	by Linda Peavy and Ursula Smith, 1999 children's lives in the American West in the latter half of the 1800s from many cultures	978 P36 1999
Library	In Search of the Golden West	The (Pioneer) Tourist in Western America by Earl Pomeroy, 1957 mostly California destinations	978 P64 1937
Library	They Built the West an Epic of Rails and Cities	by Glenn Chesney Quiett, 1934 chronicals the building of the transcontinental railroad and several Western cities.	978 Q53 1934
Library	The Reader's Encyclopedia of the American West	edited by Howard R. Lamar, 1977 America's frontier experience from the Colonial period to the Space Age	978 R41 1977
Library	Cities of the American West: A History of Frontier Urban Planning	by John W. Reps	978 R46 1979