John Muir writes of a small black dog, owned by the Rev. S.H. Young, which accompanied them on the 1880 exploration of Alaska. The book includes a poem "To My Dog Blanco" by J.G. Holland.

This is Muir's description of his travels through Yosemite Valley, beginning in 1868. The book is illustrated with photographs and includes three folded maps. The book's spine is broken.

Includes illustrations from drawings made by Muir in 1869 and photographs by Herbert W. Gleason. Includes the bookplate of Dr. Ward Williams, F.B.S. 1944.

Published posthumously and edited by William Frederic Badé. Taken from Muir's notebook about his long botanical excursion of 1867, a typewritten rough copy of the journal, and subsequent work based on Muir's experiences ...

An autobiography which covers Muir's early childhood in Scotland, his emigration to the United States, his life on the farm in Wisconsin, and his student life at the University of Wisconsin.

A book of essays which were first published in the Atlantic Monthly, illustrated with a map of forest reserves and national parks in the western United States and photographs.

Includes photographs by E.S. Curtis and E.W. Nelson. Edited by William Frederic Badé. Includes appendices: 1. The glaciation of the Arctic and subarctic regions visited during the cruise; 2. Botanical notes.

Prepared for publication by Mrs. Marion Randall Parsons.