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The Overland Trail Main Page--Last Updated 06/02/02
The Overland Trail was established in 1862 by Ben Holladay, the Overland Trail went from Julesburg, Co to Ham's Fork, Wy. Pages describe the route, stations and landmarks, personalities, with many links to other western sites.
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Welcome to Web de Anza
Web de Anza provides students and scholars with primary source documents and multimedia resources covering Juan Bautista de Anza's two overland expeditions from the Sonoran desert to northern California, leading to the colonization of San Francisco in 1776.
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Utah Crossroads Chapter, OCTA Home Page
Welcome Traveler! To the World Wide Web camp of the Utah Crossroads Chapter, Oregon-California Trails Association. Our organization is dedicated to preserving, studying and marking the long-distance historic trails within our own state and others in the West. We are fascinated by the people that preceded us here and the ways and means by which they arrived. Our members are prolific in preparing ...
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The Beckwourth Trail
Beckwourth Trail The War Horse Ranch was the first the emigrant met in reaching the Golden State, and money or no money, it was open to all who passed. Please use your back button to return to the previous screen. The Beckwourth Trail originated from The California Trail, a system of wagon roads and pack trails used by the emigrants of 1841 and later as they forged their way to California. The ...
Preview Site   132.241.182.52/PlumasNF/heritage/beckwpnf.htm   reviews




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