Publications
These publications are available at the Spokane Public Library Northwest Room, the Museum of Arts and Culture and Gonzaga University archives. They are also available at these Libraries and Universities.
| Volume/Issue | Title | Author | Cost |
| Vol 1 Issue 1 | The Literature of the Custer Fight | Dr. Edgar I. Stuart | 5.00 |
| The Steptoe Disaster | John Kelley | ||
| Vol 1 Issue 2 | The Hudson's Bay Archives in London | Rev. William I. Davis S.J. | 5.00 |
| Spokane's Lively Growing Years | John Segesman | ||
| Vol 1 Issue 3 | First Law in the Territory | Charles F. Scanian | 5.00 |
| Vol 1 Issue 4 | The Epidemic on the Lower Columbia | Dr. Edward R. Hodgson | |
| Frontier Journalism in Montana | Thomas Teakle | ||
| Vol 2 Issue 1 | Mullan's Axe and Shovel LPassage | Joe Baily | 5.00 |
| Government Comes to Oregon | Judge Ralph Edgerton | ||
| Lively Livestock Incidents | Charles C. Glover | ||
| Vol 2 Issue 2 | Idaho--fur Trader Crossroads | Frederick A. Mark | 5.00 |
| Southern Idaho Vigilantism | Lowell H. Boyd | ||
| Vol 2 Issue 3 | Terror in the East Palouse | Harold R. Boyd | 5.00 |
| Governor Stevens Had What It Takes | Thomas Malott | ||
| Steptoe's Day of Battle | Waldo E. Rosebush | ||
| Vol 2 Issue 4 | Wister and the Virginian | George T. Watkins | 5.00 |
| Northwest First Aid Doctor | Dr. C. P. Schlicke | ||
| Vol 3 Issue 1 | The Death of Sitting Bull | Edwin Poole | 5.00 |
| James Jerome Hill | Joel E. Ferris | ||
| Francis Arthur Garrecht | Benjamin H. Kizer | ||
| Vol 3 Issue 2 | Lumbering Moves West | Arlie D. Decker | 5.00 |
| If It Isn't Fatal It's Funny | Robert H. Miller | ||
| Vol 3 Issue 3 | NW Botanical Explorer | William T. McLaughlin | 5.00 |
| Recent Northwest Books | Rev. William Davis, SJ | ||
| The Court of Judge Issak Parker | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Vol 3 Issue 4 | Keeping Alive on the Trail | Dr. Alexander Swantz | 5.00 |
| The Salmon River Mission | Dr. Hampton H. Trayer | ||
| Ben Snipes, Northwest Cattle King | Roscoe Sheller | ||
| Vol 4 Issue 1 | The Hercules and the Lady Fawsby | Charles R. Stark Jr. | 5.00 |
| Fifty Years Among the Dumb Animals | Robert M. Showacre | ||
| Vol 4 Issue 2 | Spokane Falls and the Northern | John R. Fahey | 5.00 |
| The Story of Old Ruby | John M. O'Brien, Jr. | ||
| Vol 4 Issue 3 | The Sign Said: Road to Oregon | William Powell | 5.00 |
| Northwest Indian Treaties | Harvey Erickson | ||
| Vol 5 Issue 1 | In Memorium of Joel E. Ferris | J. B. | 5.00 |
| Pioneer Days in Illinois and California | Joel E. Ferris | ||
| Petticoats in New Albion (concluded) | Carl P. Schlicks, MD | ||
| Vol 5 Issue 2 | Johnson County War | George t. Watkins III | 5.00 |
| Grandfather Sought Opportunity | Cecil Hagen | ||
| Vol 5 Issue 3 | Neglected Spokane House | Jerome A. Peltier | 5.00 |
| The "War" in the Coeur d'Alenes | Charles Chandler | ||
| Vol 5 Issue 4 | Our Biggest Little War | Ralph P. Edgerton | 5.00 |
| Chief Joseph and his Nez Perces | Lowell C. Bradford | ||
| Vol 6 Issue 1 | The Pioneer Lawyer | Benjamin H. Kizer | 5.00 |
| Rossland Camp | Elsie G. Turnbull | ||
| Oregon, a Sketch (Hampshire Gazette (3/28/1843) | Hampshire Gazette, | ||
| Vol 6 Issue 2 | The Buffalo Hump | John R. Fahey | 5.00 |
| The Will Rogers I Knew | Franl Lilly | ||
| Old Posie | W.A. Rockie | ||
| Vol 6 Issue 3 | Upper Columbia Steamboating | John M. O'Brien, Jr. | 5.00 |
| Crossing the Bay at Columbia's Mouth | Wilmer H. Siegert | ||
| Vol 6 Issue 4 | More Than Gold in Them Hills | Arthur E. Victor | 5.00 |
| Vol 7 Issue 1 | The Genesis of the Spokane County | Thomas Teakle | 5.00 |
| Spokane Garry | Thomas E. Jessett | ||
| Vol 7 Issue 2 | The Magruder Murder | Joe Baily | 5.00 |
| Vol 7 Issue 3 | The Idaho Fire of 1910 | Julian S. Marshall | 5.00 |
| The LeRoi Mine and Smelter | Russell D. Bowers | ||
| Vol 7 Issue 4 | The Retirement of Daniel Corbin | John R. Fahey | 5.00 |
| Pinkney City, Washington Territory | Jerome A. Peltier | ||
| Vol 8 Issue 1 | Charbono's "Squar" | Edwin A. Poole | 5.00 |
| Wheat in the Northwest | James W. Abel | ||
| Vol 8 Issues 2 | The Cariboo Trail to Barkerville | Rev. Theodore Bradley, SJ | 5.00 |
| Wheat in the Northwest (concluded) | James W. Abel | ||
| Vol 8 Issue 3 | The Great River of the West | Cecil Hagen | 5.00 |
| The Montana Salish | Donald C. Scott | ||
| Vol 8 Issue 4 | Montana Vigilantism | Ralph P. Edgerton | 5.00 |
| Inland Empire Russia Germans | Ham H. Schlamer | ||
| Vol 9 Issue 1 | Chief Moses of the Spokanes | John P. Esvelt | 5.00 |
| The Ward Massacre | Jerome A. Peltier | ||
| Vol 9 Issue 2 | Spokane's Oldest Bank | Ralph R. Raid | 5.00 |
| Michael M. Cowley | Benjamin H. Kitzer | ||
| Vol 9 Issue 3 | The May View Tramway | Arthur Earl Victor | 5.00 |
| Vol 9 Issue 4 | Pierre Jean DeSmet, S.J. | Rev. W.L. Davis S.J. | 5.00 |
| Jokers Wild | Dan C. Davis, Jr | ||
| Vol 10 Issue 1 | The Line That Changed New Albion | William J. Powell | 5.00 |
| Life At Spokane House 153 Years Ago | Ross Cox | ||
| Vol 10 Issue 2 | The American Indian | Roy A. Redfield | 5.00 |
| Educational Pioneering in the Pacific Northwest | Harvey Erickson | ||
| Vol 10 Issue 3 | Searching For the Lost Anian | Leonard Pearson | 5.00 |
| Survival in Pioneer Days | Eugene H. Wyborney M.D. | ||
| Vol 10 Issue 4 | Revolution in Washington | Peter Wyman | 5.00 |
| Mrs. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn | Benjamin J. Kizer | ||
| Survival in Pioneer Days (concluded) | Eugene H. Wyborney M.D. | ||
| Vol 11 Issue 1 | Nez Perces in Yellowstone | Joe Baily | 5.00 |
| D.C. Corbin and Spokane | Rev. W.L. Davis S.J. | ||
| Vol 11 Issue 2 | Sleeping Beauty's Castle | Charles F. Scanlan | 5.00 |
| The Hutton Settlement: Mr.&Mrs. L. W. Hutton | Ivan Pearson | ||
| Vol 11 Issue 3 | The Hutton Settlement (concluded | Ivan Pearson | 5.00 |
| Vol 11 Issue 4 | The Harders of the Big Bend | Harm Schlomer, PhD | 5.00 |
| Mrs. Annie Harder Comes to America | Annie Harder | ||
| Vol 12 Issue 1 | The Indian War "GI" | Gene L. Conklin | 5.00 |
| Wilderness Kingdom | Nicholas Frost, S.J. | ||
| Historical Discovery | Gregory R. Sanford | ||
| Vol 12 Issue 2 | Chief Timothy | Julian S.. Marshall | 5.00 |
| Historical Discovery (concluded) | Gregory R. Sanford | ||
| The McLouglin Massacre | Jack M. O'Brien Jr. | ||
| Vol 12 Issue 3 | Highlights of Fort Vancouver | Lowell C. Brandford | 5.00 |
| The McLouglin Massacre (concluded) | Jack M. O'Brien Jr. | ||
| Vol 12 Issue 4 | Cashup Davis | Randall A. Johnson | 5.00 |
| The Story of a Quarter Section | Arthur E. Victor | ||
| Vol 13 Issue 1 | Ranald Macdonald Adventurer | Ralph P. Edgerton | 5.00 |
| The Story of a Quarter Section (concluded) | Arthur E. Victor | ||
| Vol 13 Issue 2 | George Wright's Early Years | Carl Schlicke, M.D. | 5.00 |
| An Old-Fashioned Election | Arthur E. & Oscar Victor | ||
| Vol 13 Issue 3 | I'll Take It If It's Legal | William J. Powell | 5.00 |
| George Wright's Early Years (concluded) | Carl Schlicke, M.D. | ||
| Vol 13 Issue 4 | Thomas Condon | Thomas Teakle | 5.00 |
| I'll Take It If It's Legal (concluded) | William J. Powell | ||
| Vol 14 Issue 1 | Wild Goose Bill and His Ferry | John F. Weber | 5.00 |
| Thomas Condon (concluded) | Eugene H. Wyborney | ||
| Vol 14 Issue 2 | Prelude to the Little Big Horn | Ralph H. Herbison, Sr. | 5.00 |
| Wild Goose Bill and his Ferry (concluded) | Eugene H. Wyborney | ||
| Vol 14 Issue 3 | Spokane Silver and Bryan | Leonard H. Pearson | 5.00 |
| Chief Traders at Old Fort Colville | Edward G. Peacock, MD | ||
| Prelude to the Little Big Horn (concluded) | Ralph H. Herbison, Sr. | ||
| Vol 14 Issue 4 | Blackrobe Buried Whitmans | Rev. Edwin U. Kowrach | 5.00 |
| Chief Traders at Old Fort Colville (concluded) | Edward G. Peacock, MD | ||
| Vol 15 Issue 1 | The Other Richard Burton | Edwin A. Poole | 5.00 |
| Vol 15 Issue 2 | The Great Spokane Fire of 1889 | Jerome A. Peltier | 5.00 |
| The Contemporary Cow & How She Came to Be | Larry Gill | ||
| Vol 15 Issue 3 | Thomas Teakle: An Appreciation | Louis S. Livingston | 5.00 |
| Here's to Paul Bunyan | Hilton D. King | ||
| Vol 15 Issue 4 | Alas, Poor Farmington | Charles A. Chandler | 5.00 |
| True Scholar & Gentleman: Father Lyle Davis | Rev. Edward J. Kowrach | ||
| Vol 16 Issue 1 | Placer Deposits of Murray, Idaho | Julian Marshall | 5.00 |
| Colville Loved H.O. Bair | Albert L. Ayars | ||
| Vol 16 Issue 2 | 1805-1806 Ecology Was Brutal | Cecil Hagen | 5.00 |
| Slavery Was An Old Indian Social Evil | J.P.Dunn.Jr | ||
| Vol 16 Issue 3 | Fred Herrick and Bill Grotte | Arthur Earl Victor | 5.00 |
| Vol 16 Issue 4 | Reminiscences of a Historian | Clifford M. Drury | 5.00 |
| Vol 17 Issue 1 | May 17, 1858: The Ordeal of the Steptoe Command Randall A. Johnson | Randall A. Johnson | 5.00 |
| Skid Road Blanket Stiffs | John Segesman | ||
| Vol 17 Issue 2 | Spokane's Interurban Era | Wilmer A. Siegert | 5.00 |
| Horse & Buggy Days Had What Ours Do Not Security | Benjamin H. Kizer | ||
| Vol 17 Issue 3 | The Swauk Mining District | John P. Thompson | 5.00 |
| "Ride'em Cowboy".......Or Walk | Kenneth B. Platt | ||
| Vol 17 Issue 4 | I Touched Harry Tracy's Corpse | Charles M. Anderson | 5.00 |
| Mountain View School & The Historic Region it Serves | Dr. Eugene H. Wyborney | ||
| Vol 18 Issue 1 | Dry Farming Broke My Dad | Paul T. DeVore | 5.00 |
| Center's Birth Was Painful | Rowland J. Bond | ||
| Vol 18 Issue 2 | Classic Cars Send Me | Philip S. Brooke, Jr. | 5.00 |
| Bears Bugged Idaho Pioneers | C. G. (Dick) d'Easum | ||
| Vol 18 Issue 3 | Renogades or Aborigines | Paul T. DeVore | 5.00 |
| Prairie Fun....and Pain, Too | Ralph N. Herbison Sr. | ||
| Vol 18 Issue 4 | Mullan's 1862 Interstate Road | Harvery Erickson | 5.00 |
| "Liberated Woman" A Fine Book | -------- | ||
| Vol 19 Issue 1 | The Uniquitous Bulldozer | Arthur E. Victor | 5.00 |
| The hacking Now A Lost Art | John P. Thompson | ||
| Ranald MacDonald Marker Near Toroda | John P. Thompson | ||
| A Post Office For Dreamland | Rev. A. Martin | ||
| Vol 19 Issue 2 | Right Place at the Right Time | Everett A. Sandburg | 5.00 |
| His Boyhood Really Rough! | George David Thornton | ||
| "Seven Alone" Movie Maligns Sagers | ------- | ||
| Vol 19 Issue 3 | Human Spirit Broke Down | George R. Cerveny | 5.00 |
| Vol 19 Issue 4 | Harry Orchard, Sinner or Saint? | James W. Montgomery | 5.00 |
| Mine Name Fictional, but Story Isn't | Charles M.Anderson MD | ||
| Vol 20 Issue 1 | Life in Potlatch Was Different | R. K. Harris | 5.00 |
| Vol 20 Issue2 | Inland Empire's First Spa | Edward J. Kowrach | 5.00 |
| The Okanogan-Spokane Trail | Eugene H. Wyborney | ||
| Vol 20 Issue 3 | Japanese Balloons Bombed West | Randall A. Johnson | 5.00 |
| Wheat harvest Primitive in 1928 | Wilmer H.Siegert | ||
| Vol 20 Issue4 | Heliz, Oregon MD Legendary | James Griswold | 5.00 |
| West Coast Medicine in 1776 | Carl P. Schlicke | ||
| Vol 21 Issue 1 | 1770's Ancestor: A Fur Trader | Walter K. Miles | 5.00 |
| Westerners Score in Northwest | Cecil Hagen | ||
| Windmills Served Thirsty West | Gregory Sanford | ||
| Vol 21 Issue 2 | Early Spokane's 150,000 Club | Dr. Edward Hodgson | 5.00 |
| "Horse Interlude" Superb Book | Cecil Hagen | ||
| Vol 21 Issue 3 | Snoqualmie Wagon Road | John Prentiss Thomson | 5.00 |
| White Bird without A. Bugle | C.G. (Dick) d'Easum | ||
| Vol 21 Issue 4 | First Russell Gallery A. Saloon | Paul C. DeVore | 5.00 |
| Rivalry for Modem Capital Was Bitter | Rex A. Martin | ||
| Vol 22 Issue 1 | Buffalo Survival A. Near Miracle | Paul C. McGrew | 5.00 |
| Bandit Also An Autobiographer (Butch Cassidy) | Cecil Hagen | ||
| Vol 22 Issue 2 | Partnership Born in Gold Rush | Everett A. Sandburg | 5.00 |
| Vol 22 Issue 3 | Angel of Mercy for 172 Islands | Eugene H. Wyborney | 5.00 |
| Vol 22 Issue 4 | Teenage Tenderfoot To Governor | Cecil Hagen | 5.00 |
| Uncle Charlie Was a Railroader | Donald G. Harvey | ||
| Vol 23 Issue 1 | Early Panhandle Doctor | Dr. Eldred G. Peacock | 5.00 |
| Vol 23 Issue 2 | Straight As an Arrow "The Kentuck Trail" | Verl G. Kaiser | 5.00 |
| A Spokane Boyhood....From 1969-1920 | Seabury M. Blair | ||
| Vol 23 Issue 3 | Pioneer in Reclaiming Land | Glady Tjossem Wallace | 5.00 |
| Wounded Knee.....Battle Or Tragedy | Julian Marshal & Jerome Peltier | ||
| Vol 23 Issue 4 | Growing Up in the Northwest, Son of an Early Railroader | W. S. Gilbert | 5.00 |
| An Apache Among the Colvilles | Dr. Edward R. Hodgson | ||
| Vol 24 Issue 1 | Spokane's Own Watergate... Corruption in the County | Harvey Erickson | 5.00 |
| Two Spots Dear to the Heart: Nat park and The Fair | Seabury M. Blair | ||
| Vol 24 Issue 2 | Higher Education in the Palouse Hills | Jess Buchanan | 5.00 |
| No Place Like Home for a Prospector | John P. Thompson | ||
| University of the Palouse | Al Ruddy | ||
| Vol 24 Issue 3 | A Lady Travels Our Region | Glen Adams | 5.00 |
| Um In Statuary Hall | Carl P. Schlicke, MD | ||
| Mount St. Helens Awakes! | John P. Thompson | ||
| Vol 24 Issue 4 | Oh! That the Desert Were My Dwelling Place | William J. Powell | 5.00 |
| Vol 25 Issue 1 | An M.D. Exhumed Dry Farming | Cecil Hagen | 5.00 |
| Did Yu Ever Meet Steam shovel Jim? | Wilmer Siegert | ||
| Vol 25 Issue 2 | Liberated Women | Cecil Hagen | 5.00 |
| What's It All About? Spokane Centennial | Carl P. Schicke, MD | ||
| Fall Guy in Great Fire of 1889 | Ecerett Sandburg | ||
| Vol 25 Issue 3 | The Magnerite Rush to Stevens County | J.E. Buchanan | 5.00 |
| The Breeding at the Round-Top T | Randall A. Johnson | ||
| Vol 25 Issue 4 | How We Hustled Silk to the East | Seabury Blair | 5.00 |
| Last Call of the Steam Whistle on Rails of Inland Empire | Bruce Butler | ||
| Vol 26 Issue 1 | Our Electric Railroad | William H. Siegert | 5.00 |
| Spokane's Last Mail Dispatch By Stagecoach | John P. Thompson | ||
| Vol 26 Issue 2 | Labor Unions in the CdA Mining District 1887-1900 | Thomas F. Corcoran | 5.00 |
| Vol 26 Issue 3 | Robert "Bob" Marshall, Wilderness Advocate | Paul C.. McGrew | 5.00 |
| Glimpses of Bob Marshall Afield | Charles J. Olsen | ||
| Vol 26 Issue 4 | Daniel Drumheller, Nature's Nobleman | Dr. Norman Balser | 5.00 |
| Pine City | Elmer F. Baker | ||
| Vol 27 issue 1 | Mating Practices of Early Protestant Missionaries | James W. Montgomery | 5.00 |
| People, Problems and the Northern Pacific of the 1890's. | Alfred B. Butler | ||
| Vol 27 Issue 2 | The Robinson Affair | Carl P. Schicke, MD | 5.00 |
| Did Early Spokane Have A Medical School | Edw. R. Hodgson, MD | ||
| Vol 27 Issue 3 | Farragut naval Training Center, 1942-1946 | Everett A. Sanburg | 5.00 |
| Vol 27 Issue 4 | Dell Strahorn: A Pioneer With Style | Barbara Cochran | 5.00 |
| The Lilac Lady Has A Purple Past | Rallph P. Edgerton | ||
| The Bosses and the Bindlestiffs | George Young | ||
| Vol 28 Issue 1 | The Golden Era of Bridge Building | Byron Barber, P.E. | 5.00 |
| Search for White Man's Religion | Dr. George Sanford | ||
| Vol 28 Issue 2 | Flat Wheels and Five Cent Fares | Randall Johnson | 5.00 |
| When Wagon Trails Were Dim | Lewis Sabo | ||
Monsters in Hell's Canyon | Martha Balles Wolfe | ||
| Vol 28 Issue 3 | Romeo and Juliet on the Oregon Trail | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| Out Where The West Begins | Wesley Stout | ||
| My First (and Last) Job Herding Sheep | Joe Ridgley | ||
| Vol 28 Issue 4 | Gray Ghost of the Confederacy: his Spokane Connection | Joe Ridgley | 5.00 |
| Vol 29 Issue 1 | Early Images of Spokane | Glenn Mason | 5.00 |
| The People's Court- 1898 Style | Alfred Butler | ||
| Vol 29 Issue 2 | My Father's Family | Wayne O. Goodwin | 5.00 |
| Indian Massacres in Iowa, Minnesota & Dakota | John Ellingson | ||
| Vol 29 Issue 3 | Form Follows Function | Don Neraas | 5.00 |
| The Good Roads man | Douglas Olson | ||
| Vol 29 Issue 4 | How It All Began | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| The Old National (Bank) Building | Richard "Dick" Hoover | ||
| Vol 30 Issue 1 | A Market Place for Dreams | Norman Bolker | 5.00 |
| Standard Stock Exchange | ---------- | ||
| A Homesteader Retires | Alexander Joss | ||
| Vol 30 Issue 2 | I Was there, Leslie | Louise C. Chesnut | 5.00 |
| Horse Business | Elmer F. & Byron Barber | ||
| Vol 30 Issue 3 | Milroy and the Council at Kettle Falls | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| The Snake River Massacre of 1860 | Carl P. Schlicke, MD | ||
| Vol 30 Issue 4 | Growing Up In The Good Old Days | Austin Henry | 5.00 |
| Indian Prairie: Heritage of a Lost Colony | Henry L. Reiniers | ||
| Vol 31 Issue 1 | Conrad Kohrs- Pioneer Montana Cattleman | Paul McGrew | 5.00 |
| The Indians' Side of the Story | Kenneth Knoll | ||
| Vol 31 Issue 2 | The Agony of a Western Town | John Luppert | 5.00 |
| Seth Woodard, Spokane Valley Pioneer | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Wheeling Them over the Rocky Mountain | Seabury Blair | ||
| Vol 31 Issue 3 | Horsepower in the Palouse | Dan Codagan | 5.00 |
| The Alaskan Colporteur | Walter K. Miles | ||
| Vol 31 Issue 4 | The North Piney Chapter | Alfred Butler | 5.00 |
| Man Against The Corporation | William Barr | ||
| Vol 32 Issue 1 | Charles Russell- The Man | Arthur Irwin | 5.00 |
| Joshua Welch, The Cheney Chair Maker | Robin Bruce | ||
| Vol 32 Issue 2 | How Pioneers Got Their Mall | Glen Adams | 5.00 |
| Billy Norman- Former Capitalist | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Vol 32 Issue 3 | A Schoolmarm's Memories | Kate Williams Roberts | 5.00 |
| Ellen's Indian Prairie Estate | Henry Reimers | ||
| Vol 32 Issue 4 | Conflict At State Creek | John Wood Spencer | 5.00 |
| Spokane's Sons of the American Revolution | Ralph P. Edgerton | ||
| Vol 33 Issue 1 | When the Plague Hit Spokane | Kenneth Knoll | 5.00 |
| A Young Man Goes West | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Good Genes and a Bit of Luck | Norman Bolker, MD | ||
| Vol 33 Issue 2 | This Lady Rode The Range | John Ellingson | 5.00 |
| Vol 33 Issue 3 | The Trails and Tribulations of Col. Wright | Carl P. Schlicke | 5.00 |
| Overnight Service | Milan DeRuwe | ||
| Remembrance of Christmases Past | Glenn Mason | ||
| Vol 33 Issue 4 | Getting Through The Depression | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| Hometown Boy Makes Good: The Eric Johnston Story | Ralph A. Edgerton | ||
| Vol 34 Issue 1 | The Fur Trade Was Equitable in the Far West | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| Timberlodge | Arden Jacklin | ||
| Vol 34 Issue 2 | The Humorous King of Spokane | Ralph P. Edgerton | 5.00 |
| Vol 34 Issue 3 | Issac Steven's Greatest Mistake | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| Vol 34 Issue 4 | Ridgerunner: William Moreland of Idaho | Edward O. Weilep | 5.00 |
| In the Name of Progress | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Vol 35 Issue 1 | The Glory Days of the Davenport | John Luppert | 5.00 |
| Vol 35 Issue 2 | The Train Wreck That Saved Lives | Alfred B. Butler | 5.00 |
| Vol 35 Issue 3 | The Upper Grand Coulee | Eugene H. Wyborney | 5.00 |
| Vol 35 Issue 4 | Paper Pearls of a Pioneer Publisher | Robert A. Clark | 5.00 |
| Oregon: A Sketch from "Hamlpshire Gazett" 1843 | |||
| Court of Judge Isaac Parker | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Vol 36 Issue 1 | The Contribution of WSU to Victory in WWII | Al Butler | 5.00 |
| A Motor Trip to Yellowstone 1919 | Al Butler | ||
| Vol 36 Issue 2 | The CCC: Shaper of Destinies | Frank Knox | 5.00 |
| Cow Boys, Cow-Boys, Cowboys | W.I.Robertson | ||
| Vol 36 Issue 3 | The Impossible Takes a Little Longer | Randall Johnson | 5.00 |
| Bull Teams | Ralph Miracle | ||
| Vol 36 Issue 4 | Christmas in the Pacific Northwest | Jerome Pelltier | 5.00 |
| Vol 37 Issue 1 | The County Commissioner's Son | Henry Reimers | 5.00 |
| Readin' Rawhide | Ralph Miracle | ||
| Vol 37 Issue 2 | Helena Montana- 100 Years Ago | Ralph P. Edgerton | 5.00 |
| Vol 37 Issue 3 | The Oregon Trail, Essentials for the Emigrant | Glenn Mason | 5.00 |
| Vol 37 Issue 4 | Charles Libby & Sons, Spokane Photographers | Larry Schoonover | 5.00 |
| Vol 38 Issue 1 | The Spokane Mission: Nine Years of Love and Conflict | Robert A. Clark | 5.00 |
| Vol 38 issue 2 | Washtucna: Good Water, Good People | Randall Johnson | 5.00 |
| Vol 38 Issue 3 | More In the Annals of Chester Edwards, Detective | Ralph P Edgerton | 5.00 |
| M.M. Cowley | Eleanor Cowley Swett | ||
| Vol 38 Issue 4 | Samuel Belshaw and the Rogue River Wars (1830-1855} | Marshall Belshaw Shore | 5.00 |
| Vol 39 Issue 1 | Eighty-five Years of Spokane Memories: Recollections of Clarence Tesdahl | John Ellingson | 5.00 |
| Vol 39 Issue 2 | The Mullan Road, A Real Northwest Passage | Randall A. Johnson | 5.00 |
| Vol 39 Issue 3 | John Butler Chapman, The First Washington Lawyer and "Founder" of the Washington Territory. | Charles H. Sheldon | 5.00 |
| History of the USS Spokane | Shadle Merchants | ||
| Vol 39 Issue 4 | Random Notes on the Missouri Fur Trade Prior to Lewis and Clark | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| Vol 40 Issue 1 | Narcissa Whitman [review of Converting the West] | Laura Arksey | 5.00 |
| How to Snorkel For Gold | Layne Gellner Spencer | ||
| Vol 40 Issue 2 | Robert Franklin Cummins, The youngest 12 yr. old. | 5.00 | |
| Freighter in Washington Territory | Jerome Peltier | ||
| Farmers Federal-Aid 1792 | Felix Entenmann | ||
| Vol 40 Issue 3 | May Arkwright Hutton | Jean Oton | 5.00 |
| Spokane Russians- Then and Now | Lidya Yanusheva | ||
| History of Newman Lake, Indian Lore & Claim Jumpers | Ann M. Muzzy | ||
| Vol 40 Issue 4 | From Geiger to Glory | Marshall B. Shore | 5.00 |
| Taming the West | Jean Oton | ||
| Vol 41 Issue 1 | Gold, Indians, Wyatt Earp and Prostitutes | Arthur G. Randall | 5.00 |
| The Pend Oreille River & A Portrait of the Land | Tony & Suzanne Bamonte | ||
| Vol 41 Issue 2 | Blackrobe Buried Whitmans | Rev. Edward Kowrack, editor | 5.00 |
| Vol 41 Issue 3 | Thundering Mountain and Noah Kellogg | Jerry D. Dolph | 5.00 |
| Riding The Bomb: Surviving the Insanity of WWII | Charles R. Grizzle | ||
| Vol 41 Issue 4 | Mary B. Packingham, WSC's Own Florence Nightingale | C. Jas. Quann & Randall Johnson | 5.00 |
| Echoes of Yesterday- Moving 1385 Indian Graves | Lou Gibby & Donald Ball | ||
| George W. Fuller Brings Carnegie Libraries to Spokane | Frank Peltier | ||
| Vol 42 Issue 1 | Humdrum Life of a Homesteader | John Ellingson | 5.00 |
| Vol 42 Issue 2 | Interviews with Ernie Trowbridge | Jerome Peltier | 5.00 |
| Vol 43 Issue 1 | Head Chiefs at Walla Walla Treaty Grounds 1855 | Jim Hollingsworth | 5.00 |
| History Repeats Itself: A Commentary | H.D. Smiley | ||
| Vol 43 Issue 2 | Roads, Cars and the Summer of 1918 | Laura Arksey | 5.00 |
| List of Auto Owner, Spokane County 1913 | |||
| Vol 44 Issue 1 | The Death of Crazy Horse | Robert Clark | 5.00 |
| Kate Williams Roberts 1867-1947 | James Quann | ||
| Vol 44 Issue 2 | Thomas H. Elsom, Spokane's First Telephone Installer (first Westerner hardcover publication) | Dean Ladd | 5.00 |
| Vol 45 Issue 1 | Early History of the Dairy Industry in the Inland Northwest | Timothy H. Blosser | 5.00 |
| The Broadview Dairy | Lee J. Sahlin | ||
| The Object of Yur Mission | Robert Scheuerman | ||
| Vol 45 Issue 2 | Fire Lookout: A College Boy's Summer 1941 | John Ellingson | 5.00 |
| Vol 46 Issue 1 | Days of Freedom, a Coeur d'Alene boyhood | George E. Wood | 5.00 |
| Vol 46 Issue 2 | Gone Forever: The Sheepherding Life of the 1930's | Milan DeRuwe | 5.00 |
| Vol 47 Issue 1 | Interpreting History's Artifacts, Records, Trails and Structure in the Nine Mile Area | Lynn Frankenthall Wells & Ann Frankenthall | 5.00 |
| Vol 47 Issue 2 | The Kalispels of the Pend Oreille River | Suzanne & Tony Bamonte | 5.00 |
| Vol 48 Issue 1 | Blazes of Glory: Biographies of Spokane Military Heroes | C. James Quann | 5.00 |
| Vol 48 Issue 2 Vol 49 Issue 1 | Vintage Postcards from Old Spokane (special double hardcover edition) | Duane Broyes & Howard Ness | 15.00 |
| Vol 49 Issue 2 | Steamboats and Stalags | C. James Quann | 15.00 |
| Pacific Northwest Articles on Historylink | Laura Arksey | ||
| Vol 50 Issue 1 | Thomas and Elizabeth Tannatt | Doris J. Woodward | 15.00 |
| The Sinking of the Titanic: Spokane Connection | Doris J. Woodward | ||
| Vol 50 Issue 2 | The Permanent Legacy of Expo '74 | David H. Rodgers | 15.00 |
| Vol 51 Issue 1 | The Road to Prohibition and the 1918 Fourth of July Canyon Killing | Thomas Michael Holmes | 15.00 |
| Vol 51 Issue 2 | Spokane's Man of Many Faces: Harper Joy (Special hardcover edition) | Doris J. Woodward | 15.00 |
| Vol 52 Issue 1 | In No Uncertain Terms: From the Writing of May Hutton | Laura Arksey | 15.00 |
| Vol 52 Issue 2 | Big Jim: Drilling With Diamonds | C. James Quann | 15.00 |
| The WSU Veterans Memorial | C. James Quann | ||
| Vol 53 Issue 1 | Spokane Set In Stone [Selected historical Monuments, Marker and Points of Interest In and Around Spokane] | Dick Jensen | 15.00 |
| Vol 53 Issue 2 | William H. Cowles and the Spokane-Santa Barbara Connection | Laura Arksey | 15.00 |
| Vol 54 Issue 1 | The Murray Gold Belt of Idaho's Mighty Coeur d'Alenes: Past and potential of a Sleeping giant | Tony & Suzanne Bamonte | 15.00 |
| Vol 54 Issue 2 | The Indomitable Francis H. Cook of Spokane" A Man of Vision | Doris J. Woodward | 15.00 |
| Vol 55 Issue 1 | Coulee City [Small Town American on the Columbia Plateau] | C. James Quann | 15.00 |
| Abbie Widner [Another Side of Her Story] | Doris J. Woodward | ||
| Vol 55 Issue 2 | Spokane Country Early Trails & River Crossings from Journals and Writings of the 1860's | Linda Hackbarth | 15.00 |
| Vol 56 Issue 1 | Television Comes To Spokane | Duane Becker | 15.00 |
| Vol 56 Issue 2 | The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 | John Soennichsen | 15.00 |
| Spokane's Old Chinatown: Trent Alley | Jim Kershner | ||
| The Early Chinese in Spokane; Burial and Reburial | Doris J. Woodward | ||
| Vol 57 Issue 1 | Champion & Historic Trees of the Inland Northwest | Edward L. Lester M.D. | 15.00 |
| Vol 57 Issue 2 | Unique Among the Elite | James Quann | 15.00 |
| Vol 58 Issue 1 | Threads of Decency: Story of Herbert Franklin Niccolls | Duane Broyles | 15.00 |
| Vol 58 Issue 2 | Patsy Clark, Mining Pioneer | John H. Richards | 15.00 |
| Vol 59 Issue 1 | A History of Spokane College | Jeff Sims | 15.00 |
| A History of Brunot Hall | Polly Kaczmarek | ||
| Vol 59 Issue 2 | Eric A. Johnston [Transforming the American Film Industry, 1945-1963] | Richard Sola | 15.00 |
| Vol 60 Issue 1 | Baxter General Hospital "City of Mercy" 1942-1945 | Aimee Flinn Nechanicky | 15.00 |
| Vol 60 Issue 2 | The Two Mrs. Fassetts : Controversy, Scandal, and Social Change in Early Urban Spokane | Richard Sola | 15.00 |
| Vol 61 Issue 1 | The Rev. David Blaine | Laura Arksey | 15.00 |
| From Spokane to the Klondike | Polly Kaczmarek | ||
| Yakima Canutt | John C. Ellingson | ||
| Vol 61 Issue 2 | The Life of William H. Lewis | David L. Thompson, Sr | 15.00 |
| Vol 62 Issue 1 | Seth T. Woodard, Millwood, Washington Pioneer | Rae Anna Victor | 15.00 |
| Vol 62 Issue 2 | Arthur J. Stimson: An Amazing & Versatile Spokane Man | Lynn Fackenthall Stimson Wells | 15.00 |
| Vol 63 Issue 1 | My Search for Coastal Russian Treasure & the Maritime Fur Trade | Peter Wyman | 15.00 |
| Vol 63 Issue 1 | The Rise and Fall of Eugene Germond Early Spokane Entrepreneur | Jeff Sims | |
| Vol 63 Issue 1 | Remembering Early Spokane Businesses | Jeff Sims | |
| Vol 63 Issue 2 | Spokane Garry: The continuing Case of His Land Dispute | Dave Beine | 15.00 |
| Vol 64 Issue 1 | Jane Timothy Silcott: Her Importance in Finding Gold & The Beginning of Idaho | Mary Minton | 15.00 |
| Vol 64 Issue 2 | All Roads Lead To Power City: Five Visitors Write About Urbanizing Spokane 1888-1920 | Richard Sola | 15.00 |
| Vol 65 Issue 1 | Man Against Mother Nature: 1910 Fire & Ice Catastrophes In the Pacific Northwest | Duane Broyles | 15.00 |