The Journal of Arizona History 2013: Vol 54 Table of Contents

2013·0.27 MB·English

The Journal of
Arizona Histor
PUBLISHED BY THE ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BRUCEJ . DINGES
Editor
Volume 54
CONTENTS
Spring 2013
Catherine H. Ellis—“Arizona Has Been Good to Me”: Routes
and Recollections of Latter-day Saint Settlement in Arizona
Lynn Downey—My Adventures with Denim: Glimpses into
Arizona’s Fashion History from the Levi Strauss & Co. Archives
Janne Lahti—Silver Screen Savages: Images of Apaches in
Motion Pictures
Paul L. Wong—Charlie Sam and General Crook: An American
Story
THE JOURNAL OF ARIZONA HISTORY
Summer 2013
Catherine H. Ellis and D. L. Turner— “The Trail to Sunset”:
Anthon L. Westgard and the Dawn of Automobile Tourism in
Arizona
John Larsen Southard—Riches, Ruin, and Recovery: The
Impact of Route 66 on Flagstaff, 1926 to 1938
Kara L. McCormack—Safeguarding Its Past, Securing Its
Future: Preservation and Performance in Tombstone, Arizona
Katie Lee—The Dutchman’s Palace
Autumn 2013
Stephanie Capaldo—Smoke and Mirrors: Smelter Pollution
and the Construction of Arizona Identity in the Late Twentieth
Century
Mike Speelman—“A Barber of ‘African Persuasion””: Samuel
Bostick in the Arizona Territory, 1868-1903
Tony Tselentis—Diamando’s Days: A Memoir of My Greek
Immigrant Mother and Me
Jay Van Orden and Mary Ellen Barnes—When No One Had
a Camera: An Artist-Participant Paints the Tully © Ochoa
Wagon Train Fight
Contents
Winter 2013
Val D. Rust—The V.T: Ranch Hotel and the Dawn of Tourism
on the Kaibab Plateau
Robert W. Audretsch—“Unequaled in the Memory of the
Oldest Inhabitant”: Civilian Conservation Corps Rescue Work
during the Blizzards of 1936-37
Diane Dittemore—Mrs. Schrader’s House of Baskets: A
Forgotten Tucson Treasure
DeniJ .S eymour—Coronado Expedition Contributions to Early
Historic Cocomaricopa [Kavelychidom Pipaash/ Agricultural
Practices
Index to Volume 54