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1by Muir, John“... to breathe- for the sake of the life-giving air, When the first railroad was built across the continent...”
Published 1891
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2by Muir, John“... of sea of mud. Large government buildings, intended for large town, like many others along the railroad...”
Published 1903
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3by Muir, John“... 6000 feet deep & from 5 to 15 miles wide. A branch railroad runs from the main line of the Santa Fe...”
Published 1902
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4by Louie Strentzel Muir“... and Frank report a delightful visit down south, visiting beautiful places with Mrs. Carr.No more railroad...”
Published 1890
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5by Muir, John“... to the Fraser River for a day or two & may go a few hundred miles up the Canadian railroad among the best...”
Published 1888
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6by Reid, Harry Fielding“... School of Harvard College; and Morse is on some railroad survey. I might have the pleasant surprise...”
Published 1892
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7by Muir, Louie Strentzel“... and Frank report a delightful visit down south, visiting beautiful places with Mrs. Carr.No more railroad...”
Published 1890
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8by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... railroad to fence out drifting snow. Elevation about 600 feet at sea level. Prairie less fertile or more...”
Published 2005
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9by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... and to the Pacific on the Trans-Siberian Railroad. In Manchuria, Muir became very ill, suffering from ptomaine food...”
Published 2005
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10by Locke, Delia“... personages. Then the never-to-be forgotten strike on the Railroad took place, when even the U.S. Mails were...”
Published 1892
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11by Muir, John“... charges to the railroad, so we had cases where the Standard paid a rebate to the railroad instead...”
Published 1909
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12by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... would become the eastern terminus of the Trans- Siberian Railroad. Muir grumbled in his notebook about...”
Published 2006
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13by Muir, John“... after he himself had passed away. Fortunes grew along his railroads like natural fruit. Almost...”
Published 1911
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14by Holt-Atherton Pacific Center for Western Studies“... and the Southern Pacific Railroad" SIDE A: Frank E. Buske: "John Muir's Alaska Experience" SIDE B: P.J. Ryan: "Muir...”
Published 1985
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15by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“..., courtesy of railroad tycoon and philanthropist Edward Harriman, the journey took Muir to Shanghai...”
Published 2007
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16by The John Muir Center for Regional Studies“..., his elixir of life, tea. From Boston & Providence Railroad Depot on Park Square Muir went directly...”
Published 1997
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17by The John Muir Center for Environmental Studies“... would ultimately prevail in most cases, especially since industries such as the railroad tended to "buy...”
Published 2004
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18by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“.... Harriman, owner of the Southern Pacific RailRoad, and advocating cars in Yosemite. This is overcautious...”
Published 1994
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19by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... at the lack of restrictions on their railroad trip from Washington, D.C. to San Francisco: "The considerable...”
Published 1993
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20by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... Railroad." Tape 6: Side A: Frank E. Buske: "John Muir's Alaska Exerience." Side B: P.J. Ryan: "Muir...”
Published 1992
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