900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail
by A. C. Greene
University of North Texas Press, 1994
Cloth: 978-0-929398-73-0 | Paper: 978-1-57441-213-0 | eISBN: 978-1-57441-493-6
Library of Congress Classification F593.G8145 1994
Dewey Decimal Classification 917.8042
TOC
- Table of Contents
- A New Look
- Part I
- John Butterfield's “gamble worth making” Begins—From St. Louis to the Red River
- Part II
- The Long & Dangerous Days—The First Overland Mail Trip & Stations Along the Route
- Part III
- New Routes—Up the Pecos, via the Guadalupes; Crossing at Horsehead: to El Paso via Fort Stockton, Fort Davis and the Rio Grande
- Part IV
- Modern Travelers on the Butterfield Trail—The Past Is Not Past: The Trail's Still Down There
- Part V
- Crossroads
- An Inspector's Report
- The Great Gainesville Hanging of 1862
- Other Mail Lines
- Later Tragedies: Warren Wagon Train Massacre, Elm Creek Raid, Turtle Hole
- Faithful Old Dog “Shep” at Crow Springs
- Bloys Camp Meeting
- John Russell Bartlett
- Death at Quitman Pass
- Tragedy at Apache Pass
- Rights and Wrongs of the Butterfield Trail
- The Butterfield Stations in Los Angeles
- Part VI
- Epilogue—The Dream Ends, But Legends Abide
- Bibliography
- Index
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