Herbert Brame papers, 1935-1936.

Brame, Herbert.

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Editor. Published "Pony Express Courier" (1934-1936). Examined material relating to California Gold Rush, overland journeys, Donner Party, mining history and Nez Perce Indians. Editorial correspondants include: Hattie Bell, Mae Boggs, Edna Buckbee, Mrs. Carroll Buckner, Earl Burke, Julian Dana, Frances Fairchild, J.F. Geeslin, Anne Graham and W.H. Jackson, Effie Johnston, Robin Lampson, Gordon Lillie, T.E. McCarty, Joe Milner, Homer Mooney, W.L. Morgan, Mary Pack, L. Palenske, Ralph Phelps, Fran...

Pony Express Courier (Firm)

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Jackson, William Henry

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On the 4th of July, 1876, as the United States turned 100, a group of people [the 'Boston Party'] from the east built a flagpole out of a pine tree and raised the American flag in Antelope Park. Seven years later, a railroad--the Atlantic and Pacific Railway--was constructed through Antelope Park. The town was named for the flagstaff which was still standing. Photographer William Henry Jackson traveled from Denver to photograph the Grand Canyon in 1883. He returned to the Canyon in 1892. ...

Wheat, Carl I. (Carl Irving), 1892-1966

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Wheat was an historian of California and the American West with a particular interest in early maps of the region. He was also a collector of books and manuscripts, a founder of the Roxburghe Club of San Francisco, and an active member of E Clampus Vitus, the Bohemian Club, and the Zamarano Club. From the description of Carl I. Wheat notes and maps. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122598853 Carl I. Wheat, Western historian, chairman of The Friends of the Bancroft...