Fairhurst, Richard E. (Dick), Fairhurst Essays, The: A Public Look At A Private Memoir

The Fairhurst essays: A public look at a private memoir

History

Fairhurst, Richard E. (Dick)

Americas

The Patrice Press

Maps of the Oregon Trail

Reference

Franzwa, Gregory M.

foreword by Victor Atiyeh

Atlases & Maps

From time to time, in the body of scholarly writing, there emerges a work of commanding importance. Sometimes this paper will do more than satisfy a committee; sometimes it will go beyond a noble contribution to the sum of our knowledge and will also entertain the reader. Occasionally it will be couched in plain, easy-to-understand journalism, designed to captivate a person with a sense of being there. City of Flight is all of this. James J. Horgan transports his reader into history; into the basket of the Atlantic, as the 19th century balloon crashes into the timber of upstate New York, a thousand miles after its takeoff from St. Louis. Into the Red Devil, as Thomas Scott Baldwin flies his flimsy biplane between the Mississippi River and the arches of Eads Bridge. Onto the struts of the Sky Cycle, as a 15 year-old boy pedals his little gas-filled dirigible over Forest Park. Onto Art Hill, to cheer the flyover of America's newest hero, Charles A. Lindbergh, in his Spirit of St. Louis, in salute to the city which made it all possible. This is an epic set in the very cradle of aviation history--the City of St. Louis -- now, as it was in the beginning, the City of Flight.

City of Flight: The History of Aviation in St. Louis

Horgan, James J.

Maps, photographs, and text about the trail over the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

Trail of the First Wagons over the Sierra Nevada (A Guide)

Graydon, Charles K.

World

Impressions of the Santa Fe Trail

Gregory M. Franzwa

Maps of the Santa Fe Trail

foreword by Manuel Lujan, Jr.

The Story of Old Ste. Genevieve

starting in 1839, leaving from Panama, to Acapulco, and north to Oregon. Their story told from letters and diaries; missionaries and explorers.n Interaction with Indians.

Seven Months to Oregon: 1853, Diaries, Letters and Reminiscent Accounts

Rising on the River: St. Louis 1822 to 1850, Explosive Growth from Town to City

The second part in a multi-volume history of St. Louis, Rising on the River tells the story of the boomtown that rose to become the commercial hub and cultural capital of the American frontier. While the book is the authoritative and thoroughly researched result of more than thirty years of scholarship, it's also a work of vivid storytelling that will excite anyone interested in nineteenth century St. Louis.

Frederick A. Hodes

The second part in a multi-volume history of St. Louis, Rising on the River tells the story of the boomtown that rose to become the commercial hub and cultural capital of the American frontier. While the book is the authoritative and thoroughly researched result of more than thirty years of scholarship, it's also a work of vivid storytelling that will excite anyone interested in nineteenth century St. Louis.

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