Research Guides: HIST 221: History Workshop: Race & Ethnicity in the American West: Reference Books

The Oregon Encyclopedia

The Oregon Encyclopedia
The purpose of the Oregon Encyclopedia of History and Culture is to provide definitive, authoritative information about all aspects of the State of Oregon, including significant individuals, places, cultures, institutions, events, and peoples.

People of Color in the United States
Call Number: HAT Reference E184.A1 P384 2016
ISBN: 1610698541
Publication Date: 2016
Race and Racism in the United States
Call Number: HAT Reference E184.A1 R254 2014
ISBN: 1440803455
Publication Date: 2014
Dictionary of Oregon History
Call Number: HAT Reference F874 .D53 1989
ISBN: 0832304492
Publication Date: 1989

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Chronicles of Willamette (1943)
THE official history of Willamette University. Details the university's first fifty years and the impact of World War II on the University's curriculum, student body, and daily life. By Robert Moulton Gatke.
Chronicles of Willamette (1970)
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