Yellowstone in the Eagle's Eye: A Collection of Aerial Photography (English, French, Spanish and Japanese Edition)

Arts & Photography

Mayer, Larry

Photography & Video

Billings Gazette

Outdoors just for kids

Henckel, Mark

An overview of the flood of 1993 that ravaged the Quad Cities area. 96 pages. Tall softcover. The Quad-City Times (ISBN 0962761842).

Raging River

History

Wundram, Bill

Americas

A 1994 vintage publication of the story of the Rally and races in Sturgis located in the Black Hills. The book is full of both color and black and white photographs of the rally and the people who rode in, 2000 bikes, to be a part of the rally. Contents include: The History (of Thunder in the Hills), The Hills, The Bikers, The Action, The South Dakota Sights. The pictures alone are an amazing blend of bikes, bikers, and babes. Ernie Brevik in "Motorcycle Dispatch" said: People of all ethnic backgrounds and all levels of financial security blend together without class envy or petty prejudices . . . all having one thing in common - the love of motorcycles.

Sturgis Thunder In the Hills

Journal, Rapid City

Chronicles the massive forest fires of 1988, how they were fought, what caused them, and how fire-management policy has been changed since. 90 color photographs

Yellowstone on Fire!

Mayer et al

Yellowstone: 125 Years of America's Best Idea

Milstein, Michael

This unique book details Montana's largest city and financial center, from its days as cattle town and railhead, through the 1970s oil boom, up to today. Area attractions are included. 
From the book: In late June of 1876, Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer and his Seventh Cavalry loped toward destiny, while Indian forces under Lakota chief Sitting Bull gathered on Lame Deer Creek. At the Little Bighorn River, these two larger-than-life warriors colided. 
Cinematic reincarnations would distort the images of Custer and Sitting Bull. Each, in turn, would be remembered as hero and villain. Custer, mourned as a tragic hero in 1876, became the object of 20th century ridicule and the symbol of American genocide. Sitting Bull, perceived first as a blood-thirsty savage, evolved into today's notion of the noble Native American. 
The stereotypes are not without a grain of truth, but even the best of them fit poorly. Sitting Bull and Custer were, if anything, worthy adversaries. In war's context--where a person is measured by the strength of the enemy--each makes a giant of the other.

Billings: The City and the People

Travel

Clawson, Roger

Shandera, Katherine A.

Travel Writing

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