HISTORY OF IDAHO AND THE WEST
- Terry
Abraham
Tallyho for Idaho: The Nineteenth Century British Traveler
in the West
Not “Ancestor Worship:” Chinese Funerary Customs In
Idaho and the West
- Louie
Attebery
The Vardis Fisher I Knew
Idaho Folklife
The Virginian, The Ox-Bow Incident, and These Thousand Hills:
Justice in the
Early American West
A Billion the Hard Way and the Writing of Biography
- Judith
Austin
Mary Hallock Foote’s Idaho
The Importance of History
- John
Bieter
Aukera: A History of the Basques in Idaho
- Tom
Blanchard
Mining in Idaho Today and Yesterday
The Goodale Cutoff on the Oregon Trail
- David
Christensen
The Opening of the Canadian West
Idaho and Globalization
- Lynda
Campbell Clark
Settling in the Midst of Sagebrush: Life in Early Southwest
Idaho
An Idaho Entrepreneur: Colonel William H. Dewey, 1823-1903
- Cort
Conley
Idaho Loners: Hermits, Solitaries, and Individualists
The Nez Perce War of 1877
Idaho River History
Lewis & Clark: Their Boats and Boatmen
- Mike
Crosby
The Members of the Corps of Discovery
Portage: The Corps of Discovery in Eastern Idaho
George L. Shoup: Idaho’s Grand Old Man
- Linda
DeEulis
Life on the Lookout: A Vanishing Lifestyle
Sara Edlin-Marlowe
Sacagawea
- Lauren
Fins
Idaho Women and the Land
Maria Carmen Gambliel
Art for Everyday Life
Latino Folklife in Idaho
- Arthur
Hart
Your Architectural Heritage
Idaho’s Ethnic Diversity
Idaho’s Railroad History
Wings Over Idaho: An Aviation History
- Ron
Hatzenbuehler
Idaho Migration and Settlement
- Clark
Heglar
In the Spirit of Robert “Two Gun” Limbert, the Man
from the Sawtooths
“Them Were the Days,” by the Oldest Man in Idaho
Traveling the Oregon and California Trails in Idaho
- Kathy
Deinhardt Hill
Spirits of the Salmon River
- Mary
Inman
Oregon Bound 1843
Trailblazers of the Oregon Trail
Oregon Bound 1852
- William
Johnson
Thoreau, Wilderness and the Wild
- Josephine
Jones
Walking the West with Sacagawea
Early Women in Idaho
Twentieth Century Idaho Women
- Charles
Knowles
Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery
Crossing the Continental Divide and Facing Hazards in Idaho’s
Bitterroot Mountains
Canoe Building and the Route to the Ocean
- Steve
Koehler
Tales of the 1970s Gold Rush in Idaho
Idaho Landscapes – A Narrative of Narratives
The Sylvan Hart (Buckskin Bill) I Knew
- Erika
Kuhlman
An Idaho/Oxford Romance: The Letters of Ludwig Gerlough and
Margaret Lauder, 1900-1914
- Charles
Lauterbach
Footlights Across Idaho: Gem State Theatricals from Mining
Camp to Motion Pictures
The Pioneer Theater of the American West: The Life and Times of
John S. Langrishe
Jolly Della Pringle: Queen of the Western American Stage
- Carol
MacGregor
Lewis and Clark in Idaho
Bonnie McCarroll, Idaho Bronc Rider
Myth Marries History in the West
Founding Community in Boise, Idaho, 1882-1910
Shoshoni Pony
- Sandi
McFarland
A Trail of Sadness, Courage and Remembrance – One Moment
In Time: The Nez Perce Trail
The Nez Perce Triumph at Clarks Fork Canyon
- Rob
McIntyre
Miner Melodies: Pioneer Music of the Boise Basin
- Tim
McNeil
Meriwether Lewis, Letters Home
Canoes of Lewis and Clark
- Jack
Nisbet
David Thompson’s Travels in Idaho
- Max
Pavesic
Art, Ritual and Southern Idaho Archaeology
- Diane
Josephy Peavey
The Traditions and Culture of Sheep Ranching in Idaho
Remembering the West as it Changes
- Julia
Randolph
Shades of Idaho, Lemhi County
Gibbonsville, Idaho (Then and Now)
- Sandra
Schackel
The Reel West: Women in Western Films
Family Cultures: Women and Ethnicity in Idaho
“We Had Nothing to Lose and We Might Gain a Fortune:”
Women and Families on the Oregon Trail
The Hub of the Wheel: Ranch and Farm Women in the Rural West
- Stephen
Shaw
Hate, Harrassment and Human Rights in Idaho
Carole Simon-Smolinski
Fall 1805, Spring 1806: Lewis & Clark Among the Nimiipuu (Nez
Perce People)
- Robert
Sims
Minidoka: A Japanese American Prison Camp in World War II
Japanese Americans in Idaho
Art in the Camps
- Susan
Swetnam
Women at Work on the Southeast Idaho Frontier
The Role of Women’s Clubs in Establishing Idaho’s Carnegie
Public Libraries
Idaho Women Writers
- Sharon
Harleman Tandy
Historic Quilts of Idaho: 1825 to 1990
- John
Thomsen
What’s in a Folk Song?
- Mark
Trahant
Leadership and Indian Country
What’s on Page One: A History of Gambling
- Betti
Vanepps-Taylor
Hiding in Plain Sight: African Americans in the American West,
1802-1880
- Mike
Venso
Rediscovering Lewis & Clark: The Journals of the Corps
of Discovery Seen
Through Images of Today’s Trail
Tokens of Peace & Friendship: The Indian Peace Medals of The
Lewis & Clark Expedition
Rites of Discovery: Lewis & Clark Place Names in Idaho
- Eric
Walz
Japanese Immigration and Settlement in Idaho
Japanese Internment During World War II
- Janet
Ward
A Reader’s Theater: Women’s Experiences on the Oregon
Trail
Forgotten Women: Indian Wives of the Fur Traders and Mountain
Men
Narcissa Whitman, Eliza Spaulding, and the Opening of The Oregon
Trail
Influence of the Fur Trade on Idaho Place Names
- Priscilla
Wegars
Polly Bemis: Myth vs. Reality
“A Real He-Man’s Job:” Idaho’s Other World
War II Japanese Internment Camp
- Roger
Williams
Hiking Idaho’s Historic Trails
- James
Woods
Ancient People and Artifacts of Southern Idaho
Prehistoric Southern Idaho
Stone Tools and Weapons of Ancient Idaho
Elephant Hunters of the Snake River Plain
The Buhl Woman: A 11,000 year-old Burial from the Snake River
Plain
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