Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 58
Number 1 (March)
[edit]- The Founding of Camp Watson. by Judith Keyes Kenny
- The Oregon Donation Act and the National Land Policy. by James M. Bergquist
- Portland Remedial Loan Association, Organization, Growth and Final Liquidation. by E. B. MacNaughton
- The War on the Webfoot Saloon. by Malcolm H. Clark, Jr.
- Editorial News
- Book Reviews
- Affiliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 2 (June)
[edit]- British Investment and Oregon Mining, 1860-1900. by Clark G. Spence
- The Oneida Toll Road Controversy, 1864-1880. by Donald N. Wells and Merle W. Wells
- When the Train Reached Seaside. by Inez Stafford Hanson
- The Ilwaco Railroad. by Thomas E. Jessett
- Editorial News
- Touring Information On Oregon Museums
- Letters to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 3 (September)
[edit]- Nathaniel Wyeth's Fort Hall. by Richard G. Beidleman
- The Discovery amd Cartographical Recognition of Shoalwater Bay. by Jean Hazeltine
- Editorial News
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff
Number 4 (December)
[edit]- Randolph: Ghost Town of the Oregon Beaches. by Verne Bright
- The Old School Baptists in Early Oregon. by Clifford R. Miller
- Caleb Cushing's Chinese Mission and the Treaty of Wanghia: A Review. by Richard E. Welch, Jr.
- Time to a Forester. by David T. Mason
- Editorial News
- Letters to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- Annual Meeting
- Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws: Revision From 1948
- OHS Board, staff
- Annual Index
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