Series Baja California Travels Series
52 Works
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- Journey of James H. Bull, Baja California, October 1843 to January 1844 by James Hunter Bull
- Lower California frontier; articles from the San Diego Union, 1870 by Florence Connolly Shipek
- CATTLE DRIVES OF JOSEPH E. PLEASANTS by Joseph Edward Pleasants
- The pearl hunters in the Gulf of California, 1668; summary report of the voyage made to the Californias by Francisc by Juan. Cavallero Carranco
- Wenceslaus Linck's diary of his 1766 expedition to northern Baja California. Translated into English, edited, and annotated by Ernest J. Burrus by Wenceslaus Linck
- The Republic of Lower California, 1853-1854 in the words of its State papers, eyewitnesses, and contemporary report by Arthur Woodward
- The natural & human history of Baja California by Homer Aschmann
- The rush of '89; the Baja California gold fever & Captain James Edward Friend's letters from the Santa Clara mines by Richard E. Lingenfelter
- Wenceslaus Linck's Reports & Letters 1762-1778 by Wenceslaus Linck
- Informe on the New Province of California 1702 (Baja California Travels Series, 10) by Francisco Maria Piccolo
- The Missions and Missionaries of Baja California: A Historical Perspective by Francis J. Weber
- The autobiography of Delfina Cuero, a Diegueño Indian by Delfina Cuero
- Indian art and history; the testimony of prehispanic rock paintings in Baja California by Clement Woodward Meighan
- The filibusters of 1890; the Captain John F. Janes and Lower California newspaper reports and the Walter G. Smith manuscript by Anna Marie Hager
- The apostolic life of Fernando Consag, explorer of Lower California by Francisco Zevallos
- First from the gulf to the Pacific; the diary of the Kino-Atondo peninsular expedition, December 14, 1684-January 13, 1685 by Eusebio Francisco Kino
- José Joaquin Arrillaga; diary of his surveys of the frontier, 1796. by Jose Joaquin Arrillaga
- The capture of the Santa Ana, Cabo San Lucas, November, 1587. The accounts of Francis Pretty, Antonio de Sierra, and Tomás de Alzola by W. Michael Mathes
- The Cora Indians of Baja California; the relacion of Ignacio Maria Napoli, September 20, 1721 by Ignacio Maria Nápoli
- Kaigai Ibun: A Strange Tale from Overseas, or a New Account of America, from the Narrative of Hatsutaro, a Japanese Castaway by Bunzo Maekawa
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- The Baja California Travel Series [1965-1991, 51 volumes] is a set of personal travel narratives of adventures and travel in the peninsula in Baja California published by Dawson's Book Shop, covering the history of the Baja peninsula from the Spanish period (to 1821) to the present Mexican (1821-present) period. "Many had never before been published in English and were unavailable except for scholars who were able to view them in the original manuscript form." (Source: viaLibri description) General editors Glen Dawson (1912-2016) and Edwin Carpenter (1915-1995). (English, Unclassified)