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Oregon Trail American History:     more books (100)

The Oregon Trail Is Still Alive: The 1995 Photographic Retracing of the 1853 Trail by Ken Jones, Laura Jones, et all 1997-06 Blazing a Wagon Trail to Oregon: A Weekly Chronicle of the Great Migration of 1843 by Lloyd W. Coffman, 1993-03 Oregon Trail (Tales of the Wild West Series) by Rick Steber, 1986-11 Oregon Trail: Voyage of Discovery:The Story Behind the Scenery (English and German Edition) by Dan Murphy, 1992-09 Wagon Wheels: A Contemporary Journey on the Oregon Trail by Candy Moulton, Ben Kern, 1996-06 'At the Extremity of Civilization' : A Meticulously Descriptive Diary of an Illinois Physician's Journey in 1849 Along the Oregon Trail to the Goldmines and Cholera of California, Thence in Two Years to Return by Boat via Panama by Israel Shipman Pelton Lord, Necia Dixon Liles, 1995-01 Oregon Trail Stories: True Accounts of Life in a Covered Wagon by David Klausmeyer, 2003-12-01 Overland in 1846, Volume 2: Diaries and Letters of the California-Oregon Trail by Dale L. Morgan, 1993-12-01 The Oregon Trail: Diary of Rev. Edward Evans Parrish in 1844 by Bert Webber, 1988-07 The Old Emigrant Trail: Story of the Lost Trail to Oregon (The Oregon Trail) by Ezra Meeker, 1993-12 Ezra Meeker; Champion of the Oregon Trail: Includes : Hitting the Trail in 1992 by Bert Webber, Margie Webber, 1992-09 Oregon City (By the Way of the Barlow Road at the End of the National Historic Oregon Trail) by Bert Webber, Margie Webber, 1993-05 Honore-Timothee Lempfrit, O.M.I.: His Oregon Trail Journal and Letters from the Pacific Northwest, 1848-1853 The Oregon Trail And the Daring Journey West by Wagon (The Wild History of the American West) by Amy Graham, 2006-10

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41. Web Site Review The Journal Of American History, 88.2 The
    hits per month and ranking on several lists of the top history Web sites. Despitethe enthusiasm, however, the historical content of The oregon trail is rather  
    http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/jah/88.2/wr_2.html
    
    Extractions: Purchase a research pass to gain two-hour access to the entire History Cooperative web site. You will have full access to current issues of the Journal of American History (86.1-present). Note: the Research Pass does not provide access to JSTOR's holdings of the Journal of American History. Instititutions can: Subscribe to this journal and receive print and electronic issues.

42. ORGenWeb, Part Of The USGenWeb Project
    Genealogy resources for the state of oregon.Category Regional North America Society and Culture Genealogy oregon trail and Native americans oregon Resources on Cyndi's Listoregon's american history and Genealogy Project site.  
    http://www.rootsweb.com/~orgenweb/
    
    Extractions: and Native Americans Oregon Societies Table Listing Formation dates, county coordinators, websites, etc. Clickable County Map Not sure which Oregon county? Visit GNIS . Type the town name for "Feature Name" and pick "Oregon" as the state. Choose "Populated Place" and it will tell you which Oregon county you're looking for. Oregon Trail and Native Americans Wagon Train Rosters

43. Explorations: Guided Modules In American History
    Source, US Army Center for Military history. URL, link to site. URL, link to site.Title, Animated Map of american Expansion. Title, oregon trail. Source, U. of Texas.  
    http://www.gliah.uh.edu/resource_guides/content2.cfm?tpc=11

44. Oregon Trail History
    Idaho The Commission on Archives and history, 1993. New Haven Associate Publishersof american Records, 1907. Wagon Wheel Kitchens Food on the oregon trail.  
    http://oregontrail.blm.gov/Pioneer_kitchen_implements.htm
    
    Extractions: National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center Ore gon Trail History Material Culture of the Overland Emigrants Kitchen Implements and Storage Items Emigrants carried a variety of cooking utensils and storage items on the Trail. Almost every emigrant had some sort of kitchen implements for cooking and eating, although some owned only a few basic items. Almost all had some kind of storage item as well, either for food products or for other possessions they brought. The types of storage materials used depended on what articles were brought and on how much money the emigrants could spend. Kitchen implements ranged from a few different types of dishes, silverware, various stoves, pots and kettles, churns, skillets, pans and more. For most American women, cooking was the center of their days. As diets changed in the 1800’s, the time it took to cook meals increased. Women acquired more cooking utensils during the 1800’s, but they remained as bulky and large as before. The quantity of kitchen equipment also depended on a family’s wealth, and the more tools one had, the easier the job became. Cooking was considered to be an art that women had to master, as was quilting and sewing (Larkin, 29-30). While on the Trail, women had to adjust their kitchen routines to the wagon. Wagons on the Trail were considered “mobile pantries,” in which women packed their favorite cooking items, but changed their cooking methods. It was necessary to know how to cook on the Trail. “Baking bread and pies over an open fire was different from baking in a brick oven or in the new stoves that were just becoming popular. …And boiling and baking in heavy cast-iron Dutch ovens and spiders were changes from baking with pottery dishes…. …Choosing the best utensils, heat source, and cooking methods would be of key importance to the overlanders in their constant struggle to prepare two or three meals a day” (Williams, 79).

45. American History Sourcebook
    oregon trail Diaries. Sources on the World Trade Organization. Primary Sourcesin american history. Primary Source Documents on the Web. Get Help  
    http://intersect.uoregon.edu/ahs/default.html

46. AMERICAN HISTORY FOR KIDS: The Oregon Trail (Part 4) On VHS
    american history FOR KIDS The oregon trail (Part 4) !-File notfound c\FutureTense\Content\biItem\LDMK\9\2\923-LDMK.txt .  
    http://www.buyindies.com/listings/9/2/LDMK-923.html
    
    Extractions: Libraries and schools (educational buyers) pay a higher price for films to gain public performance rights for it. If you're a regular consumer, you may choose to order it at this price or you can request a consumer price for the title . It is the sole decision of the seller whether or not to sell it at a lower price. Length: 14 minutes

47. Salem Public Library - Salem, Oregon
    States history The West See also Lewis and Clark, oregon trail. american West http//www.americanWest.com/ A presentation of the history and development of  
    http://www.open.org/~library/ref/history.html

48. Webb Research Group Publishers - Oregon Trail
    only one to include the complete history of exploration oregon trail Emigrant Massacreof 1862 and PortNeuf incident near today's city of american Falls, Idaho  
    http://www.pnorthwestbooks.com/docs/or_trail.html
    
    Extractions: Among the 16 books we offer here that concern the Oregon Trail, foremost for researchers are the direct transcriptions of six original diaries of pioneers who sought new homes and lives in the west. Editor Bert Webber did not change anything, but only inserts parenthetical clarifications where needed. To better see what the diarists were writing about, photographs of prime geological sites the pioneers mention have been added. Each diary is provided with a map, bibliography, index and some have genealogies. Three diaries by women, three by men. (The Beeson diary is especially interesting: written by a teenager getting ready for the trip, the trip itself, and then getting settled in Oregon. The "getting ready" is seldom found in overland diaries, thus making Beeson a unique and significant find.) Twin sisters, with their husbands, set out to seek new lives in Oregon. In keeping their overland diary, the sisters took turns, at odd intervals, with the writing. Uniqueness of this diary is that it was written by twins and in our printing, every time the writer changes we announce the name of the writer and use a different type style. 86p. 5½x8½. Pictures

49. History Links
    1920's. Matthew Brady Portraits, Mexican american War, Mexico history. Prehistory.On the Campaign trail, oregon trail, Japanese history. Presidents  
    http://www.cia-g.com/~rockets/domagala.history.htm

50. General American History 1492 An Ongoing Voyage What Happened
    american history Timeline and information about Chineseamericans until 1995. Howthe West was Sung Travel on the Transcontinental Railroad, the oregon trail,  
    http://www.limestone.lib.il.us/hhamhis.html

51. The Westward Movement: American History Glossary
    Who/What/Where/When. US history. The Westward Movement. Land Ordinance of 1785.Mormon trail. National Road. Northwest Territory. oregon Territory. oregon trail.  
    http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/wwww/us/uslistwestwardmovement.htm

52. Umatilla County, Oregon
    Navigation for the american Local history Network. Umatilla County is located inthe Northeast corner of oregon, along The oregon trail, at the foot of  
    http://www.usgennet.org/usa/or/county/umatilla/
    
    Extractions: Navigation for the American Local History Network Umatilla County Resources Creation of Umatilla County City Links Fire ... Query Page New!! The Pea Harvest-Sams Family Century Farm- Welcome to Northeastern Oregonat the foot of the Blue Mountains! Umatilla County is located in the Northeast corner of Oregon, along The Oregon Trail, at the foot of the Blue Mountains.

53. Readers Theatre For American History
    colorful venues that have shaped the american experience a determined family alongthe oregon trail or to Other opportunities to make history come alive include  
    http://www.lu.com/tips/showbook.cfm?titleid=582

54. AMERICAN HISTORY
    oregonCalifornia trails Association. The oregon trail. The Overland trail. VietnamVietnam War About 2/3 down the Page.. The american Experience-Vietnam.  
    http://www.crcs.k12.ny.us/lib/hs/american history.htm
    
    Extractions: American Cultural History - The Twentieth Century A Biography of America 1900'sTimeline American History [Scroll about 1/4 of the way down for American History.] Economic History Resources - How Much is That The Naval Historical Center Picturing the Century : 100 Years of Photography from the National Archives Architecture

55. The Gilder Lehrman Institute Of American History. For Teachers And Students. Mod
    oregon trail from The Ox Team or the Old oregon trail 18521906 by Misfortune andNone of My Own A comprehensive history of the american West incorporating  
    http://www.gilderlehrman.org/teachers/modules8a.html
    
    Extractions: From The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society, Volume 4, 1834 to accompany "Narrative of an Expedition through the Upper Mississippi to Itasca Lake, the actual Source of this River; embracing an Exploratory Trip through the St. Croix and Burntwood (or Broule) Rivers; in 1832. Under the direction of Henry R. Schoolcraft. New York. 1834."

56. History
    the history of the oregon trail. 1900's. RMS Titianic.Destination CyberspaceEverything you ever wanted to know about the Titanic. Africanamerican history.  
    http://www.hpl.lib.tx.us/youth/kids/history.html
    
    Extractions: Click to find these topics American History 1900's European History African American ... Asian American African Civil War Hispanic American Asian West Native American Ancient World From Revolution to Reconstruction : Essays on American History. US Historical Documents Archive : Famous documents from history including the Mayflower Compact, I Have a Dream, and WWII surrenders. Archiving Early America : Historic Documents from colonial America including Ben Franklin's Autobiography and newspapers from the 1750's. Great for primary source materials. Caleb Johnson's Mayflower Web Pages : Primary source documents from the pilgrims such as the Mayflower Compact and many others. It also includes passenger lists and genealogical materials about the passengers. Colonial Williamsburg Almanack : Samples of resources at Colonial Williamsburg, a historical glossary, and teachers aids. Lewis and Clark Expedition : Taken from the PBS film by Ken Burns this site covers the history of the expedition including supplies taken, and journal entries. This is a great source for a report. Salem Witch Museum, Salem, MA

57. Geography & History
    Turns of the Centuries Exhibit. US history Timeline. USA Chronology. Spy Letters ofthe american Revolution. Timeline for the american Revolution. The oregon trail.  
    http://www.sowashco.k12.mn.us/virtualmedia/elementary/geography.htm
    
    Extractions: Today in History On This Day: New York Times This Day in Baseball History This Day In History: ... Today in Music History American History A Biography of America Jump Back in Time Turns of the Centuries Exhibit U.S. History Timeline ... Ellis Island (Ellis Island Foundation) Ellis Island (The History Channel) European Immigrant Journey Fabric of a Nation-Immigration Stories Immigration: Coming to America The Great War (WW I) Great War in the Air World War I Riding the Rails Surviving the Dust Bowl ... The Virtual Wall Minnesota History Cottage Grove Historic Sites The First Minnesotans Gibbs Farm Museum History of Minnesota ... Yahooligans! Minnesota History Native Americans The First Americans First Americans: Tribes First Nations Histories Native American Cultures ... U.S. Gazetteer

58. United States History
    history of the United States. oregon trail Interpretive Center. american history102 1865Present University of Wisconsin - Madison. US Census Bureau.  
    http://garnet.acns.fsu.edu/~vcuccio/ushis.htm

59. American History Links
    Early America. The War of 1812. Early american Transportation. Andrew Jackson. trailof Tears. oregon trail. The Industrial Revolution. Texas history. USMexican War.  
    http://www.fatherryan.org/academic/sscience/lovelld/page2.htm

60. Cherrywood Elementary School
    oregon trail american history  
    http://www.berryessa.k12.ca.us/schools/cherry/mediacenter.htm
    
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