Outlaw Trail Journals

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The Outlaw Trail Journal is a journal of history published semi-annually by the Outlaw Trail History Center. It is dedicated to the preservation and research of the history of the greater Uinta Basin, the Intermountain West, and the Outlaw Trail. The Outlaw Trail History Center is part of the Uintah County Regional History Center, 155 East Main, Vernal, Utah 84078.

Current Issue Contents:

Historical Spotlight:
Oil: The Life Blood of the Uinta Basin
by Elaine Carr
Historical Article:
Uintah Railway Freight Office-Stage Stop
Compiled by Michelle Fuller
Historical Article:
Uintah County's Toll Road
by George Long
Outlaw Tales:
Dave Lant -- Dave Stillwell-- Orien Moore
by Ellen Searle Kiever
Historical Article:
From Mill Creek to the Uinta Basin
by Ellen Searle Kiever
Historical Spotlight:
Early School Teacher- Mary Roger Orser
by Kathleen M. Irving
Book Review:
Gold-Mining Boomtown: People of White Oaks
Lincoln County, New Mexico Territory
by Roberta Key Haldane
Book Review:
Butch Cassidy My Uncle
by Bill Betenson
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Cover Artwork: Ashley Number One, with J.L. Dougan and J.W. Collins Photo, Uintah County Library Regional History Center, Vernal Express Collection

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NOTE OF CLARIFICATION: Outlaw Trail Journal issues are listed in correct order of publication. Several errors in identification/numbering were made on several of the early issues. Even though they seem out of order, they are in their correct chronological publication sequence. Thanks!

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