In this fascinating book, artist J. U. Salvant and writer Robert M. Utley join their considerable talent to produce that rare volume: a book as lovely as it is accurate...
From there it would turn west to Tucson, Yuma, Los Angeles and San Francisco—a rough, and dangerous road that would boldly point the way through a desert wilderness.{117} But it was done. The first mail left St. Louis, September 16, ...
A travel guide to the Texas Forts Trail, providing historical background on each of the eight forts along the route, and including information for tourists on independent motels, inns, and restaurants, as well as listings of festivals, ...
"In this, the second volume in the Clayton Wheat Williams Texas Life Series, historian Robert Wooster covers life at the forts from reveille to taps, detailing the soldiers' uniforms, weapons,...
It is the story of the commonplace life of soldiers on the isolated American frontier during a time when communications relied upon horse and wagon, and the road they guarded was the vital link to California.
This is an excellent history of Fort Worth, Texas.
This is a lively, historical accurate account of a line of forts established in Texas in the early 1850's.
Elaine Coleman is an award-winning author and former editor for two independent West Texas newspapers.
The establishment and construction of Fort Davis in the mid-1850s tells the story of one of the army's largest western posts.
Tells the epic story of western Texas. The geography of the land made it a natural border between regions of settlement throughout most of its existence. Competing for that borderland...