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Oregon
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Captain Bonneville |
Irving, Washington, The Adventures of Captain Bonneville, Boston: Twayne Publishers, 1977, pp 166, 169-170. |
John C. Fremont |
Smucker, Samuel M., The Life of Col. John Charles Fremont and His Narrative of Explorations and Adventures in Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon, and California, New York: Miller, Orton & Mulligan, 1856, pp. 343-344. |
William Kittredge |
Kittredge, William, Hole in the Sky: A Memoir, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1992, pp 41, 232-233. |
Klamath Tribe |
Ramsey, Jarold, ed., Coyote Was Going There, Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1977, pp 185-186. |
Peter French |
Gray, Edward, Life and Death of Oregon "Cattle King" Peter French 1849 - 1897, (Salem, Oregon: Your Town Press, Inc. 1995.
Dixon, Joseph, "Report of Brevet 2nd Lieut., Topological Engineers, Joseph Dixon, 1862," Index to the Executive Documents of the Senate of the United States, 1861-62, Second Session of the Thirty-seventh Congress, Serial 1118, Washington Government Printing Office. |
Lansford Hastings |
Hastings, Lansford, The Emigrant's Guide to Oregon and California, Cincinnati: George Comclin, 1845, p 46. |
Marcy Houle |
Houle, Marcy, The Prairie Keepers, Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, 1995, 264-266. |
Silver Lake Leader |
William Holder, editor, "Christmas Lake Valley," The Weekly Silver Lake Leader, V11 N1 p 4. |
Charles Liebenstein |
Charles Liebenstein, "Noted Expert Here," The Blue Mountain American, November 17, 1900. |
Richard Neuberger |
Richard Neuberger, Our Promised Land, New York: The MacMillan Company, 1938, pp 119,133-134. |
Owyhee Perspectives |
John Ball, Autobiography of John Ball, Grand Rapids: The Dean-Hicks Company, 1925, as found at Candace Shock, Myrtle Shock, and Clinton Shock. Lower Owyhee Watershed Assessment IV. Historical Condition. Prepared for the Owyhee Watershed Council by Scientific Ecological Services, 2007.
Lee Juillerat, "Oregon's Owyhee River: Rapids Not Taken Rapidly," 2000 as found at highonadventure.com. |
William Gladstone Steel |
Steel, William Gladstone, Steel's Editorial Excursion, 1904. A collection of news clippings from around the country promoting a "see America first" tour of the western states and especially Crater Lake. Excerpts from many of Steel's writings, including The Mountains of Oregon, are quoted at length. The materials are available in the Oregon Collection at the University of Oregon Knight Library. |
John Waldo |
Waldo, John, "Letter of August 1, 1888," as found in Jeff LaLande, "A Wilderness Journey with John B. Waldo, Oregon's First 'Preservationist'," in Oregon Historical Quarterly, Summer 1989, 90(2), 132-133.
Waldo, John, "Letter of April 28, 1890," as found in George Venn, editor, Taking on Paper: An Anthology of Oregon Letters & Diaries, (Corvallis, OR: OSU Press, 1994), 213. |
Warm Springs Tribes |
Clark . Ella E., Indian Legends of the Pacific Northwest, Berkeley, University of California Press, 1953, pp 12-13. |
United States Forest Service |
Erickson, M. L., "Report: Blue Mountain Forest Reserve," September 1, 1906 found online at Historic Resource Materials, Umatilla National Forest.
Foster, H. D,." Report on the Silvics of the Blue Mountains National Forest, Oregon", April 1, 1908, found online at Historic Resource Materials, Umatilla National Forest.
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Narcissa Whitman |
Whitman, Narcissa, The Journal of Narcissa Whitman, as found in Eells, Myron, Marcus Whitman, Pathfinder and Patriot, Seattle: Alice Hariman Company, 1909. |
National
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Ansel Adams |
Ansel Adams, "Tenaya Creek, Dogwood Rain," 1948, Collection Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona ©The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust |
Wendell Berry |
Berry, Wendell, "The Peace of the Wild Things," in Openings,1968, Farrar Strauss Publisher, NY |
Rachel Carson |
Carson, Rachel, Silent Spring, New York: Crest Books, 1962. |
Thomas Cole |
Cole, Thomas, View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a ThunderstormThe Oxbow, 1836, The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Winslow Homer |
Homer, Winslow, The Adirondack" Guide, 1894, The Museum of Fine Art, Boston. Bequest of Mrs. Alma H. Wadleigh |
Thomas Jefferson |
Jefferson, Thomas, Notes on the State of Virginia, New York: Harper & Row, 1964. |
Aldo Leopold |
Leopold, Aldo, "The Ecological Conscience", Wisconsin Conservation Bulletin, Vol XII, No 12, 1947. |
Emanuel Leutze |
Leutze, Emanuel. Westward the Course of Empire Takes, 1861, by permission of the Architect of the Capitol. |
Andrew Melrose |
Melrose, Andrew, Westward the Star of Empire Takes its Way - near Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1867, from the Personal Collection of E. William Judson |
Thomas Moran |
Moran, Thomas, The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, 1872, National Museum of American Art |
John Muir |
Muir, John, My First Summer in the Sierra, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911. |
Frederick Law Olmstead |
Olmstead, Frederick Law, "Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Big Trees," in Landscape Architecture, (October, 1952), pp 12-25. |
Gifford Pinchot |
Pinchot, Gifford, A Primer of Forestry, Bulletin 24, Bureau of Forestry, U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1903 |
Theodore Roosevelt |
Roosevelt, Theodore, "Wilderness Preserves" in The Works of Theodore Roosevelt, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1926. |
Sioux Poem |
Sioux poem, "Invoking the Powers," in Hettie Jones, ed., The Trees Stand Shining, New York: Dial Press, 1971 |
Wallace Stegner |
Stegner, Wallace, "Wilderness Idea," in The Sound of Mountain Water (1969). |
Henry David Thoreau |
Thoreau, Henry David, The Maine Woods, 1864, in The Thoreau Reader |
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