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Volume No. Year
Article Title
Author
No. 01 1960
“A Rugged Son of Arizona”
Charles U. Pickerell
(Al Smith – Northern Arizona Cowboy)
No. 01 1960
“The Part Fort Buchanan Played in the Civil War”
J. F. Weadock
No. 03 1961
“Biography of a Desert Church – San Xavier”
Bernard L. Fontana (revised 1996)
No. 04 1961
“A Desert Dream of the South – Civil War in the Southwest”
James Lee Neely
No. 05 1962
“Alamos – Sonora’s City of Silver”
Rachel T. French
No. 09 1964
“The Sabre Retires: Pershing’s Cavalry in Mexico”
Andrew Wallace
No. 11 1965
“Apache Pass and Old Fort Bowie 1850-1894”
R. A. Mulligan
No. 12 1965
“The Military Posts of Sonoita Creek … Fort Buchanan, 1857-61 and Camp Crittenden 1868-73”
James E. Serven
No. 13 1966
“Tombstone Theatre Tonight, 1879-92”
Pat M. Ryan
No. 14 1966
“Journalism in Pre-Territorial Arizona”
Kenneth Hufford
No. 15 1967
“Generals Crook and Miles in Arizona”
Captain John C. Bourke & Major Geo.W. Baird
No. 16 1967
“A History of the Forest Service”
Charles R. Ames
No. 17 1968
“The Pony Express & Overland Mail”
Waddell P. Smith & James E. Serven
No. 18 1968
“Legends of Lost Missions and Mines”
Charles W. Polzer, S.J.
No. 19 1969
“Charles Trumbull Hayden”
Bert Fireman
No. 20 1969
“The Discovery of the Rainbow Bridge”
Otis H. Chidester
No. 20 1969
“Early Travel on the Green and Colorado Rivers”
Otis “Dock” Marston
No. 21 1970
“Seventeenth Century Missions of the Western Pueblo Area”
Watson Smith
No. 22 1970
“An End to the Apache Warpath”
James E. Serven
No. 22 1970
“The Day Tucson Honored the Man Who Captured Geronimo”
Don Shellie
No. 23 1971
“Cars Stop Here: A Brief History of the Street Railways in Tucson”
John A. Harvey and Cirino G. Scavone
No. 24 1971
“Calabazas of the Rio Rico”
Bernard L. Fontana
No. 25 1972
“Navajo and Western Pueblo History”
David M. Brugge
No. 26 1972
“Fort Whipple in the Days of the Empire”
Andrew Wallace
No. 28 1973
“Wagon Freighting in Arizona”
Henry P. Walker
No. 29 1974
“History of Fort Huachuca 1877-90”
Bruno J. Rolak
No. 29 1974
“Recollections of Geronimo’s Final Surrender”
As told to Fred W. Croxen, Sr.
No. 29 1974
“Events Behind a Monument”
James E. Serven
(Geronimo Surrender Monument – 1934).
No. 30 1974
“Franciscan Chapels on the Papagueria 1912-73”
James Griffith
No. 31 1975
“Wagon Making in Southern Arizona”
James E. Serven and Edward F. Ronstadt
No. 35 1978
“Southwestern Indian Musical Instruments”
Laurinda Queen
No. 36 1978
“Aftermath of Cibecue: Court Marshal of the Apache Scouts, 1881”
Sidney Brinckerhoff
No. 37 1979
“New Mexico Volunteers, 1862-66”
Lee Myers
No. 38 1979
“La Canoa-A Spanish Land Grant Lost and Found”
Richard R. Willey
No. 39 1980
“The Land of Sudden Death: Governor Lew Wallace of New Mexico”
Lee Scott Theisen
No. 40 1980
“Chaplain Allen Allensworth and the 24th Infantry, 1886-1906″
J. P. Langellier
No. 41 1981
“Artillery Helped Win the Southwest 1549-1875”
Robert M. Stegmaier
No. 42 1981
“A Texas Gamble: The Snively Expedition of 1843”
Henry P. Walker
No. 43/44 1982
“Yavapai Country Memories, 1863-94”
Charles Baldwin Genung
No. 45/46 1985
“1600 Mile Trip by Burro-Albuquerque to Los Angeles, 1895-96”
E. F. Walker
No. 47/48 1986
“San Augustin del Tucson: A Vanished Mission Community of the Pimeria Alta”
Bernard L. Fontana
No. 47/48 1986
“The Presidio of Santa Cruz de Terrenate: A Forgotten Fortress of Southern Arizona”
Jack Williams
No. 49/50 1988
“Kino’s Unforeseen Legacy: Consequences of Missionization”
Tom Sheridan
No. 49/50 1988
“Fortress Tucson: Architecture and the Art of War”
Jack Williams
No. 51 1988
“Jerome: Man’s Changes to One Mountain”
Nancy R. Smith
No. 51 1988
“The Great Ferry War of 1905 and Other Nautical Adventures on the Gila River”
Mona McCroskey
No. 52 1989
“The Chief Justice Dissents”
James M. Murphy
No. 52 1989
“A Faithful Account of the Life and Death of Dr. Charles Handy”
Sister Alberta Cammack
No. 53 1990
“Henry O. Jaastad: Architect of Tucson’s Future”
Mona McCroskey
No. 53 1990
“Ignacio Bonillas, the Governor’s Houseboy and Mexican Ambassador”
Robert Cunningham
No. 54 1990
“Tucson’s Million Dollar Railroad to Nowhere”
Peyton Reavis
No. 54 1990
“Great Little Hopi: Lewis Tewanima”
Peyton Reavis
No. 56 1991
“Dr. George Martin, Sr., Pioneer Arizona and Tucson Druggist,
Founder of the Drug Company”
Martin Ronstadt
No. 57 1992
“Retracing the General Crook Trail: A Centennial Project”
Eldon G. Bowman
No. 58 1992
“It’s a Dirty Job, but Somebody Has To Do It – Arizona’s Little War of 1924”
Margaret Maxwell
No. 58 1992
“Maricopa: New County in Arizona Territory”
Naomi Zunker
No. 59 1993
“Double-Edged Bill Oury, Frontier Question Mark”
Bob Cunningham
No. 59 1993
“Blame the Bootlegger – Accounting for Geronimo’s Last Escape”
Bob Cunningham
No. 60 1993
“Forsyth and the 1882 Outbreak Campaign”
Hoyt Sanford Vandenberg, Jr.
No. 61 1994
“Love from an Army Saddle, a Tucson Settler vs. Apaches and Washington”
Bob Cunningham
No. 61 1994
“Bridging the West by Wire, and Arizona’s Frontier Telegraphy”
Bob Cunningham
No. 62 1994
“Canyon Diabolo: Its Devilish History”
Ann T. Strickland
No. 62 1994
“An Arizona Family Adventure, 1893”
As told to Ann T. Strickland
(Northern Arizona Memoir)
No. 63 1995
“Murder of an Unsung Hero: Arizona’s Andres Moreno”
Stanley C. Brown
No. 64 1995
“From Railroad to Warehouse: The Story of the Northside of Tucson’s Downtown Part 1”
David Devine
No. 64A 1996
“From Warehouse to Re-use: The Story of the Northside of Tucson’s Downtown Part 2”
David Devine
No. 65 1996
“Freight HaulingTruck, Holbrook, 1917-18”
As told to Robert Cunningham by Lou Pritzel
No. 65 1996
“James Douglas and the Tucson, Phoenix and Tidewater Railroad”
Bob Cunningham
No. 66 1996
“W.H. ‘Bold’ Emory’s Notes of a Military Reconnaissance – a Survey of Arizona’s Gila River, 1846”
Bob Cunningham
No. 66 1996
“The March of the Mormon Battalion”
Margaret Maxwell
No. 67 1997
“The One-year War of Company E, Arizona Volunteer Infantry”
Stan Brown
No. 68 1997
“Dreaming of Autopia: Southern Arizona’s Auto Courts of the 1920s-30s”
David Devine
No. 69 1998
“From ‘Old Ajo’ to the Birth of ‘New Ajo’ and Beyond”
Forrest R. Rickard
No. 70 1998
“The Marvin Affair-a Bizarre University of Arizona Presidency”
David L. Windsor
No. 71 2000
“Struggle for Survival: the South Tucson Story”
Tucson Area Incorporations, 1933-97”
David Devine
No. 72/73 2001
“Esteemed in Importance: The Early History of Fort Yuma, 1850-1861”
Mark Santiago
No. 74 2002
“Life at Post, Fort Lowell, Arizona Territory 1873-1892”
David Faust and Kenneth Randall
No. 75 2002
“The Village of Arivaca, a short history”
Mary Noon Kausulaitis
No. 76 2003
“Camp Lowell, and Tucson’s Military Outpost 1853-1873”
David Faust and Kenneth Randall
No. 77 2004
“How Slavery, Railroads, and Politicians Shaped and Then Reshaped
James Gadsden’s Treaty”
David Devine
No. 78 2004
“History of Fort Apache, Arizona Territory, 1870-1922”
Lori Davidson (Revised and re-edited from No. 33, 1977)
No. 79 2005
“Of Pioneers and Property: The Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House and Urban Renewal”
Fred McAninch
No. 80 2005
“Without a Shot Being Fired: The 1934 Capture of the Dillinger Gang in Tucson”
Stan Benjamin
No. 81 2006
“A Nice Place to Visit: A Brief History of Sabino Canyon”
Jim Turner
No. 82 2007
“History of the La Posta Quemada Ranch, Vail, Arizona”
Sharon E. Hunt
No. 83 2007
“The Butterfield Trail Revisited, Across Arizona Territory”
Stan Brown
No. 84 2008
“Preserving our Western Natural and Historical Heritage:
The Enduring Legacy of S. J. Holsinger”
James B. Klein, M.D.
No. 85 2008
“A Couple of More Days and I Will Be a Native – Vintage Tucson Postcards”
David Snell
No. 86 2009
“Military Debacle in Cottonwood Wash, The Apache Ambush of Captain Frank Millar and
Assistant Surgeon Benjamin Tappan, Jr.”
Doug Hamilton, Berndt Kühn and Larry Ludwig
No. 87 2009
“History of the Apache Indian Agency and Army Camp at Old San Carlos, 1873-1929”
Paul R. Nickens and Kathleen M. Nickens
No. 88/89 2010
“Tucson’s Wondrous Railroad Depot, A History of the Toole Avenue Train Station”
William D. Kalt III and David Devine. Golden Anniversary Issue
No. 90 2011
“The Old Vail Post Office, Connecting the Greater Vail Community Since 1908”
J. J. Lamb
No. 91 2012
“Henry Fountain Ashurst, The Silver-Tongued Sunbeam of the Painted Desert”
Ann T. Rowland
No. 92 2012
“Apache Junction and the Superstition Mountains”
Jane Eppinga
No. 93 2013
“Tucson’s Four Ronstadts: Fred – Dick – Emilia – Pepe”
Armand Martin “Marty” Ronstadt
No. 94 2014
“Sky Sensations: Early Arizona Aviation Tales”
William D. Kalt III
No. 95 2014
“Uncovering the Presidio San Agustín del Tucson”
J. Homer Thiel
“History Revived: Rebuilding Tucson’s Presidio”
Gayle Harrison Hartmann
No. 96 2017
“SHOWDOWN IN YUMA: The 1877 Southern Pacific Railroad Bridge Battle”
David Devine
No. 97/98 2017
“Capturing Lupe: A Sierra Madre Apache Survivor’s Story, 1900-1969” Lynda Sanchez
“Pony Duncan’s Account of the Sierra en Medio Fight.” Annotated by Allan Radbourne
“Chiricahua Apache Outbreak: Events leading to the Sierra en Medio Fight”
Bernd Brand
No. 99/100 2017
“The Falcon’s Nest: The Hughes Missile Plant in Tucson, 1947-1960”
David Leighton
No. 101 2018
“Clearing the Path for Arizona Women in the Work Force”
Janolyn LoVecchio
No. 102 2018
“The March 9, 1916 Pancho Villa Attack on Columbus, New Mexico and the Effects It Had On Southern Arizona Border Communities”
Lorenzo Viscarra
No. 103 2019
“The Vulture Mine: Arizona’s First Big Gold Strike”
Gary Carter
No. 104/105 2020
“Thomas Robertson Sorin: Pioneer Tombstone Newspaperman and Mining Enthusiast”
Jacquelyn Gayle Kasper
No. 106 2020 “Mormon Battalion Men and Monuments in Arizona” Catherine H. Ellis
No. 107 2020
“A Tale of Two Cities: Preserving History in Yuma and Tombstone”
Janolyn G. Lo Vecchio
No. 108/109 2021
“Camp Lawton, 1921-2021: A Century of Scouting”
Butch Farabee
No. 110/111. 2022
“The Long View of Arizona History.”
Guest Editor Dr Michael Brescia.
No. 112/113 2022
“Rare Images from Apacheria: A Pictorial Essay (1865-1935)”
Bernd Brand, Danny Koskuba, Frank W. Puncer, and Lynda A. Sánchez
No. 114 2023
“‘Capitanes de Guerra’ – War Leaders Among Apaches and Spaniards on the Borderlands Frontier: Two Archetypes” – Mark Santiago
& Apache Miscellany – Jay van Orden
No. 115 2024
“Arizona’s First Sheriff: Berry Hill De Armitt”
Ronald E. Benson