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Issue Contents
Vol. 1, No. 1 (March 1982 Local place names
[6 pages]
Vol. 1, No. 2 (June 1982) Notes by Margaret Beulah Fraizer
Rolla and the Civil War
[9 pages]
Vol. 1, No. 3 (September 1982) Sightseeing in the St. James Area
Two Civil War Letters From Rolla
Items from Licking
Origin of Place Name “Jerome”
[8 pages]
Vol. II, No. 1 (February 1983) Henry Carroll Civil War Letters
History of Alpha Kappa House
More on the Naming of Rolla
George Coppedge and His Whereabouts
[17 pages]
Vol. II, No. 2 (May 1983) More on Naming of Rolla
[9 pages]
Vol. II, No. 3 (September 1983)
George W. Kohler Civil War Letters
Naming of
[14 pages]
Vol. II, No. 4 (December 1983) Origin of Name
“Toad Suck,”
[5 pages]
Vol. III, No. 1 (March 1984) “Secure the Shadow”: Civil War
Photographers in
Rolla
and
Self-Guided Tour Map of Rolla
[10 pages]
Vol. III,
No. 2 (May
1984) Pulaski
[4 pages]
Vol. III, No. 3-4 (September 1984) Naming of Rolla
[41 pages]
Vol. IV, No. 1-2 (January 1985) The Parker Hall Mural
Winter
Quarters at
[21 pages]
Vol. IV, No. 3-4 (May 1985) John Webber Stories
More
Samuel A. Strawhun
More
on
Rolla’s Frisco Depot
[18 pages]
Vol. V, No. 1-2 (April 1986) Newburg’s Lead and Zinc Mining Boom
Naming
of the
[14 pages]
Vol. V, No. 3-4 (October 1986) The Civil War Letters of Lorenzo B. Hickok
[brother of “Wild Bill” Hickok]
[16 pages]
Vol.
VI, No. 1-2 (March
1987) Historical Areas In
Frisco Steam Locomotive 1501
East German Spies in Rolla
[22 pages]
Vol.
VI, No. 3 (June
1987)
of Allen B. Johnson
[34 pages]
Vol. VI, No. 4 (September 1987) History of John Webber and the Webber Family
[42 pages]
Vol. VII, No. 1 (April 1988) Obituary of Walter W. Snelson
[9 pages]
Vol. VII, No. 2 (June 1988) The Civil War Letters of Capt. Alfred B. Cree
22nd
[34 pages]
Vol.
VIII, No. 1 (June
1989) The
Freedmen’s Schools For Rolla
[10 pages]
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New
Series No. 1 (March
1990) Building of the
Extracts From County Court Minutes
Proposals
to Build a New
Courthouse
[14 pages]
New
Series No. 2 (September
1990) The Railroad Comes to
[16 pages]
New Series No. 3 (June 1991) The Founding of Newburg, 1882-1885
[11 pages]
New
Series No. 4 (December
1991) The “Frisco” In
[11 pages]
New Series No. 5 (April 1992) “Bushwhacker” Bill Wilson and “Secesh”
Sympathizers During the Civil War
[12 pages]
New
Series No. 6 (October
1992) Summers Past in
[12 pages]
New Series No. 7 (April 1993) Russell Brothers Circus: Winter Quarters,
[34 pages]
New Series No. 8 (October 1993) The Early Years of Route 66
[18 pages]
New Series No. 9 (April 1994) Route 66 East to West: A Self-Guided Tour
Through
[28 pages]
New Series No. 10 (October 1994) “Hunting Bushwhackers for a Living”: The
Second
District of Rolla, 1863-1864
[16 pages]
New
Series No. 11 (April
1995)
[14 pages]
New
Series No. 12 (October
1995)
[14 pages]
New Series No. 13 (April 1996) Basketville: A Roadside Community on Route 66
[18 pages]
New Series No. 14 (October 1996) The Fraizer Wagon Story
[16 pages]
New Series No. 15 (April 1997) From Knobview to Rosati
[12 pages]
New Series No. 16 (October 1997) The Ozark Short Line: Electric Railway from Rolla
to
[12 pages]
New Series No. 17 (April 1998) Bluebacks, Graybacks, and Greenbacks: Excerpts
From the Maramec Iron Works Time Books,
1865-1870
[14 pages]
New
Series No. 18 (October
1998) The
and Commercial Tourism
[18 pages]
New
Series No. 19 (April
1999) The Civil War Letters of Moses Jasper
Phelps
the “Immortal 600”
[22 pages]
New
Series No. 20 (October
1999) Before Bass Pro:
[38 pages]
New Series No. 21 (April 2000) Growing Up in Jerome
[16 pages]
New Series No. 22 (October 2000) The Civil War Letters of Captain Douglas R.
Bushnell, 13th
[18 pages]
New
Series No. 23 (April
2001)
Trials, and Execution of George Bohannon
[18 pages]
New Series No. 24 (October 2001) Taking the Waters: Mineral Spring Developments
at Vichy Springs and Rolla in the 1880s
[14 pages]
New
Series No. 25 (April
2002)
River Resorts at
[18 pages]
New
Series No. 26 (October
2002) Personal Memoirs of a
Soldier, by David F. Lenox
[26 pages]
New Series No. 27 (April 2003) Provost Marshal Documents from the District of
Rolla
[18 pages]
New Series No. 28 (October 2003) Greetings
from
[14 pages]
New Series No. 29 (April 2004) Spring
Creek and the
[18 pages]
New Series No. 30 (October 2004) Honorable Frank Farris: “Making a Bad Idea Look
Good, and a Good One Better”
[28 pages]
New Series No. 31 (April 2005) Tie-Hackers, Tie-Rafting, and the Railroad
Crosstie Industry at
[18 pages]
New Series No. 32 (October 2005) Stories That Didn’t Get Away: The
Interviews by Dr. Clair V. and Bonita H.
Mann
[22 pages]
New Series No. 33 (April 2006) The Ozark/Knotwell Furnace and the Last Iron
Made in
[14 pages]
New Series No. 34 (October 2006) Nagogami
Lodge on the
[12 pages]
New Series No. 35 (April 2007) The News in 1907
[20 pages]
New
Series No. 36 (October
2007)
World War One
[24 pages]
New
Series No. 37 (April
2008) The Fourth
[32 pages]
New Series No. 38 (October 2008) Saint James: A Goodly Town, and Fair to Look Upon
[20 pages]
New Series No. 39 (April 2009) Home Away from Home: the U. S. O. at Rolla, Missouri
[20 pages]