Olin D. Wheeler
Also known as
Olin Dunbar WheelerOlin D Wheeler
Born 1852-01-01
Died 1925-01-01
Identifiers
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- WikidataQ21665098
- ISNI0000000084230399
- Amazon0341855847
- Open LibraryOL1477949A
Top Subjects
- Yellowstone National Park (8)
- Northwestern States -- Description and travel (7)
- Northwest, Pacific -- Description and travel (6)
- Alaska -- Description and travel (4)
- Description and travel (3)
- Northern Pacific Railroad Company (3)
- Northwestern States (2)
Books by Olin D. Wheeler
Total count: 22
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6,000 miles through wonderlandbeing a description of the marvelous region traversed by the Northern Pacific railroadRand, McNally1893-01-01
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Indianland and wonderlandonce roamed by the savage Indian and the shaggy buffalo, now dotted by ranches, towns and cities and cropped by countless flocks and herds : a region of wonderful phenomena, reached by the Northern Pacific RailroadChas. S. Fee, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Northern Pacific Railroad1894-01-01
Indianland and wonderlandNorthern Pacific Railroad1894-01-01
Sketches of wonderlanda land of rolling plains, boundless grain fields, sculptured lands, alpine lakes, mining camps, Indian life, dancing rivers, thriving villages, trackless forests, growing cities, lofty mountains, penetrated by the Northern Pacific RailroadNorthern Pacific Railroad1895-01-01
Wonderland '96picturing the country, the cities, the resorts, the game found along the Northern Pacific Railroad : illustrated.Chas. S. Fee, Northern Pacific Railroad1896-01-01-
Wonderland '97a story of the Northwest : in which is given some account of its history, forests, mountains, fishing, parks, general scenery, mining, agriculture, grazing, and cities, along the Northern Pacific RailwayNorthern Pacific Railway1897-01-01
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Wonderland '99descriptive of the region tributary to the Northern Pacific RailwayChas. S. Fee, Northern Pacific Railway1899-01-01
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Wonderland 1900descriptive of the region tributary to the Northern Pacific Railway and including more particulary the story of Lewis & Clark's great exploration of the Northwest in 1804-1806C.S. Fee1900-01-01
Yellowstone National Parkdescriptive of the beauties and wonders of the world's wonderlandW.C. Riley1901-01-01
The history of a trade-markNorthern Pacific Railway1901-01-01-
Wonderland 1901Northern Pacific Railway1901-01-01
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Wonderland 1902descriptive of that part of the Northwest tributary to the Northern Pacific RailwayNorthern Pacific Railway1902-01-01
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Wonderland 1903descriptive of the country contiguous to the Northern Pacific RailwayNorthern Pacific Railway1903-01-01
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The trail of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1904a story of the great exploration across the continent in 1804-6; with a description of the old trail, based upon actual travel over it, and of the changes found a century laterG.P. Putnam's Sons1904-01-01
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Wonderland 1904descriptive of the NorthwestNorthern Pacific Railway1904-01-01
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The Lewis & Clark expositionPortland, Oregon, June 1 to October 15, 1905Ed. 5.Northern Pacific railway1905-01-01
Wonderland 1905Northern Pacific Railway1905-01-01-
The Lewis & Clark exposition, Portland, Oregon, June 1 to October 15, 1905.Passenger Dept., Northern Pacific Railway1905-01-01
Eastward through the storied northwest[Northern Pacific Railway1906-01-01-
Wonderland 1906Northern Pacific Railway1906-01-01
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Eastward through the storied northwestan eastward trip from California over the Shasta Northern Pacific RouteNorthern Pacific Railway Company1907-01-01
Nathaniel Pitt LangfordThe Vigilante, The Explorer, The Expounder and First Superintendent of The Yellowstone ParkFranklin Classics2018-10-14