The old Oregon Country; a History of Frontier Trade, Transportation and Travel

Travel back in time to the wild frontier of the Oregon Country with this compelling history book. Chronicling the early days of the region's growth and development, readers will learn about the key figures, industries, and innovations that helped shape this unique corner of the United States. From the fur trade to the arrival of the railway, this book provides an in-depth exploration of the pioneering spirit that defined this fascinating period of American history.
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