Paperback: 136 pages
Publisher: TwoDot an Imprint of Falcon (October 01, 2005)
ISBN: 0762735651
Price: $12.95

"What we want to do is give our women even more liberty than they have. Let them do any kind of work that they see fit, and if they do it as well as men, give them the same pay." -William F. Cody-1899

With rough-riding cowboys, sure shots, and fantastic reenactments of battles and train robberies, Buffalo Bill Cody brought the myth of the Old West to life for audiences all over the world. His Wild West Show was wildly popular - and some of the most popular cowboys in it were girls. Buffalo Gals tells the stories and celebrates the achievements of these thrill-seeking women, through historic photos, stunning, authentic publicity posters, and the meticulous research of western history writer Chris Enss.

Hardcover: 126 pages
Publisher: Windsor Publications; 1st ed edition (1988)
ISBN-10: 0897812328

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Women Entertainers of the Old West

Paperback: 192 pages
Publisher: TwoDot an Imprint of Falcon (June 01, 2003)
ISBN: 0762726792
Price: $10.95

From Catherine Hayes, the "Irish prima donna," and Maude Adams, "the most popular actress in America," to the legendary Sarah Bernhardt, Gilded Girls profiles fourteen of the liveliest, wildest, and most talented female entertainers ever to light up the boards of the western frontier. You'll meet "the Jersey Lily," who was wildly admired by men as various Oscar Wilde, Mark Twain, Diamond Jim Brady, and Judge Roy Bean; Mrs. Leslie Carter, a scandal-plagued society women who became a famous actress as an act of revenge against her patrician ex-husband;

Paperback: 180 pages
Publisher: Authorhouse (January 1, 2001)
ISBN-10: 1588201120

Gold Rivers explores the history, geology and natural resources of California's unspoiled wilderness region of goldrush activity, north of the popularized Mother Lode. Illustrations and maps are included.

Paperback: Not paginated
Publisher: Self
ISBN: None

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Paperback: Not paginated
Publisher: Self
ISBN: None

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Paperback: Not paginated
Publisher: Self
ISBN: None

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Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: TwoDot an Imprint of Falcon (June 01, 2005)
ISBN: 076272756X
Price: $10.95

WANTED: A girl who will love, honest, true and not sour; a nice little cooing dove, and willing to work in flour.

Desperate to strike it rich during the Gold Rush, thousands of men traveled West to the emerging frontier, where they outnumbered women twelve to one. Only after they arrived did some of them realize how much they missed female companionship.

Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing (2007)
ISBN: 0738547603

This is the story of one community and two towns: Hammonton and Marigold, company-owned dredger towns located 10 miles east of Marysville, California. Their founding was a direct result of the Gold Rush of 1849 and the subsequent hydraulic mining that followed.

With Tammy Hopkins

Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing (2007)
ISBN: 0738547379

Known as the Gateway to the Goldfields, Marysville was once one of Californias largest and most prosperous cities during the gold rush era; millions of dollars in gold were shipped from Marysville to the U.S. Mint in San Francisco.

Yuba Feather Hills, part of the Images of America series published by Arcadia Press, is an absolutely wonderful historical outline of the Yuba County communities between Marysville and the Sierra Nevadas. The Yuba and Feather Rivers flank a rugged portion of the Sierra Nevada as they rush south. Gold in creeks and streams here attracted thousands of treasure hunters who panned, dug, or scoured the hills with hydraulic jets of water.

Paperback: 307 pages
Publisher: Eugene:The University of Oregon (1939)
ISBN: None

William Turner Ellis (b. 1866) was the son of a Marylander who became a well-to-do merchant in Marysville, California. Turner carried on the family business and served on Marysville’s Levee Commission for forty years. Memories (1939) contains Ellis’s account of his boyhood in Marysville and the town’s early history from the 1850s and his experiences as a local business and political leader.

Paperback: 28 pages
Publisher: Self (2001)
ISBN: None

Peaches, Peaches, Peaches! The full title of this book is, Peaches Made Yuba & Sutter Counties the Peach Bowl of the World. Although this is a short book, it covers an amazing amount of historical detail about the local peach industry.

Paperback
Publisher: Normart; L.B. Hendrix (1987)
ISBN: None

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150 Years of History

Like ivy creeping up the castle walls, there has been rising with the years an interest in California’s colorful beginning days. Adventure, primitive trail blazing, uncharted seas, Indians, Caballeros, Spanish guitars, rivers of gold, mining camps, pack trains, stage coaches, desperados, and Chinese grab the attention of almost every historian living in the State.

:Land of Histum Yani

Unknown Binding: 152 pages
Publisher: Normart (1980)

Sutter Buttes Land of Histum Yani, is one of the most quoted books in our region. In it she tells of the Buttes as they were becoming know in the west. Gabriel Moraga, a Spaniard trying to locate possible mission sites, was the first European to see the Buttes, in 1806. Another Spaniard, Luis Arguello, led an expedition in 1817 to explore Northern California by water.

A Sketch of Marysville's History

Paperback: 52 pages
Publisher: Self (2001)
ISBN: None

Once called California's Third City, those who founded Marysville and toasted the new city with french champagne in 1850, would be puzzled by the notion that this historic gold rush town had become California's Oldest "Little" City.

Paperback: 180 pages
Publisher: Carl Mautz Publishing (January 1998)
ISBN-10: 0962194042

A powerful and rich historical documentation of a local icon, written to delight even those who have never before been to, or even heard of Woodleaf.

This captivating saga of California's bygone days features photographs, wood engravings, lithographs, drawings and maps, and includes comprehensive notes, bibliography, and index.