Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 57
Number 1 (March)
[edit]- Architecture in Oregon, 1845-1895. by Marion D. Ross
- Editorial News
- Letter to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS board, staff, pubs
Number 2 (June)
[edit]- Pioneer Botanists of the Pacific Northwest. by Erwin F. Lange
- George Gibbs' Account of Indian Mythology in Oregon amd Washington Territories, Part II. by Ella E. Clark, editor
- Editorial News
- Touring Information on Oregon Area Museums
- Letter to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 3 (September)
[edit]- The Mysterious Shoe-String Railroad. by Frederick M. DeNeffe
- The Klamath Indians and the Treaty of 1864. by Theodore Stern
- Reflections on the Historiography of American Entry Into World War II. by William Appleman Williams
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff
Number 4 (December)
[edit]- Mostly Division "R" Days. by Harold D. Langille
- Woodrow Wilson: The End of His First Century. by Earl Pomeroy
- Pioneer Pastimes. by Dan E. Clark
- Dan E. Clark: In Memoriam
- Editorial News
- Letter to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affiliated Societies
- Annual Meeting
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
- Annual Index
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