Correspondence. Letters about the Western History Association, of which Billington was president 1964. Correspondence concerning the connection of the Western History Association and the American West. Correspondence and book review. Letters about doing a review-essay on the Mountain Men series published by Arthur Clark Company. Book review of The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West.

Correspondence. Subscription information and letters about book reviews.

Correspondence. As Secretary-Treasurer of the Western History Association, most of Bloom's correspondence is concerned with the Association's interests in the American West.

Correspondence about his article "The Death of Paul Bunyan." Manuscript returned to the author.

Correspondence about having a review of his book in the magazine.

Correspondence about using photographs from the L. A. Huffman collection in the magazine.

Correspondence about his illustrations.

Correspondence asking Boorstin to review a book for the magazine.

Correspondence about the possibility of Bosworth doing an article about juvenile westerns.

Correspondence asking Brand to write book reviews. Review of The Wire That Fenced the West.

"Some Early History of the Owens River Valley," correspondence, and a copy of this article of 1917 by J. M. Guinn for reprinting. "How Near is the Morning," Winter 1965, Vol. I: 22 ff. "American Indians and American History," Spring 1965, Vol. II: 14 ff. Correspondence about the article and illustrations. Manuscript with edited copy and revisions. "Bernalillo County," February 1967, Vol. IV (1967): 28 ff.