research notes

Miscellaneous handwritten notes; List of events and dated in chronological order

Letter to B. F. Cartes from unknown sender, dated July 12th, 1853

The materials concern the early history of Siskiyou National Forest. The primary document is a report prepared by the Forest Service (presumably) entitled "A History of the Siskiyou National Forest" from 1939.

Notes about the Billings and Lowery Families; list of pictures from Elizabeth Jones of Curry County; information about the Post Office in Mule Creek, OR; pictures of film strips of people and land; negative film strips from Curry Co., and Josephine Co. Historical Societies of people and nature; negative film strips of people and nature; note with Curry Co. Museum photos.

Douglas D. Martin's notes on archives, libraries and other research sources regarding the Native Americans of Canada including Canadian Journal of Nature Studies, price and publisher information, Notes on Boreal Institute for Northern Studies Library at University of Alberta, and a National Library of Canada, receipt from the research facility, 1988.

Douglas D. Martin's notes including Newberry Publications, Occasional Papers of the Center for the History of the American Indian, and Notes on Canada.

Douglas D. Martin's lecture notes to accompany the Smithsonian Institution's slide program "The Battle of the Little Bighorn."

The materials include Douglas Martin's handwritten notes. The notes refer to a book that Martin was researching about Indians of British Columbia and Washington.

A black office binder that contains Douglas Martin's handwritten materials labeled "BC research notes." The original documents span from the 1880s to the 1960s.

The file includes Douglas Martin's handwritten notes regarding people of note. Also included are a brochure for Nez Perce National Historic Trail, and a photocopy of "The Good Old Days or the Bad Old Days," by Vernon Carstensen.