West (U.S.) -- Description and travel
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- A field guide to getting lost
- A lady's life in the Rocky Mountains
- A picture book of Lewis and Clark
- A pioneer woman's memoir : based on the journal of Arabella Clemens Fulton
- Across the plains with other memories and essays
- After barbed wire : cowboys of our time : photographs
- Animals on the trail with Lewis and Clark
- Bad land : an American romance
- Beyond the wall : essays from the outside
- Big sky country : a view of paradise : the best of Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Idaho
- Buckaroo : images from the Sagebrush Basin
- Cowboys
- Daily life in a covered wagon
- Deep Creek : finding hope in the high country
- Deep creek : finding hope in the high country
- Exploring Lewis and Clark : reflections on men and wilderness
- Exploring with Fr?mont : the private diaries of Charles Preuss, cartographer for John C. Fr?mont on his first, second, and fourth expeditions to the Far West
- Great Plains
- History of the expedition under the command of Captains Lewis and Clark to the sources of the Missouri, across the Rocky mountains, down the Columbia river to the Pacific in 1804-6;
- Hobo : a young man's thoughts on trains and tramping in America
- Lasso the wind : away to the New West
- Lewis & Clark
- Lewis & Clark : the journey of the Corps of Discovery
- Lewis & Clark : voyage of discovery
- Lewis and Clark : from ocean to ocean
- Lewis and Clark among the Indians
- Lewis and Clark revisited : a photographer's trail
- Marking the sparrow's fall : Wallace Stegner's American West
- Miles from nowhere : tales from America's contemporary frontier
- My early travels and adventures in America and Asia
- My experiences in the West.
- Overland : the California emigrant trail of 1841-1870
- Picture maker of the Old West, William H. Jackson;
- Route 66 : main street USA
- Route 66 : the mother road
- Second view : the Rephotographic Survey Project
- Seven wonderlands of the American West; : being the notes of a traveler concerning various pilgrimages to the Yellowstone national park, the Yosemite national park, the Grand Canyon national park, Zion national park, Glacier national park, Crater Lake national park and the petrified forests of Arizona,
- Solomon D. Butcher : photographing the American dream
- Stories of young pioneers in their own words
- The Lewis and Clark Expedition
- The Lewis and Clark Expedition
- The Lewis and Clark journals : an American epic of discovery
- The Oregon Trail : a new American journey
- The Oregon trail ; The conspiracy of Pontiac
- The Oregon trail,
- The Oregon trail; : the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean;
- The anthropology of turquoise : meditations on landscape, art, and spirit
- The complete guide to the National Parks of the West : with the best scenic road trips
- The essential Lewis and Clark
- The expedition of Lewis and Clark
- The gathering of Zion : the story of the Mormon Trail
- The incredible journey of Lewis and Clark
- The indifferent stars above : the harrowing saga of a Donner Party bride
- The innocents abroad ; Roughing it
- The journals of Lewis and Clark,
- The journey home : some words in defense of the American West
- The perilous West : seven amazing explorers and the founding of the Oregon Trail
- The sound of mountain water
- The unknown travels and dubious pursuits of William Clark
- The western horizon
- This land : how cowboys, capitalism, and corruption are ruining the American West
- Three western narratives
- Unbranded
- Where the bluebird sings to the lemonade springs : living and writing in the West
- Wild West
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