Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 60
Number 1 (March)[edit]
- Oregon. by David McCord
- Mt. Hood or Bust: The Old Road. by Ivan M. Woolley, M.D.
- The First Oregon Cavalry and the Oregon Central Military Road Survey of 1865. by L. C. Merriam, Jr.
- Editorial News
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 2 (June)[edit]
- When We Logged the Columbia. by Oliver Greeley Hughson
- Oregon Archives, 1841-1843. by edited by David C. Duniway and Neil R. Riggs
- Editorial News
- Letter to the Editor
- Museum Touring Information
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 3 (September)[edit]
- Brother Jonathan: Pioneer Steamship of the Pacific Coast. by Alfred L. Lomas
- William Birch McMurtrie: A Painter Partially Restored. by Robert D. Monroe
- Journey Into Southern Oregon: Diary of a Pennsylvania Dutchman. by Edward B. Ham
- Editorial News
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff
Number 4 (December)[edit]
- From Ouragan to Oregon. by Vernon F. Snow
- Some Christmas Holidays in the Oregon Country. by Ella E. Clark
- The Fight to Close the Rogue. by Gordon B. Dodds
- Oregon Territorial Post Offices and Handstamped Postal Markings. by Edward R. Payne
- Letter to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- Annual Meeting
- OHS Board, staff
- Annual Index
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