History
- Crow's Range: An Environmental History Of The Sierra Nevada, by David Beesley, ISBN 0-87417-562-3, 2004.
- The Mule Men: A History of Stock Packing in the Sierra Nevada by Louise Jackson, ISBN 0-87842-499-7, 2004.
- Shaping the Sierra: Nature, Culture, and Conflict in the Changing West, by Timothy P. Duane, ISBN 0-520-22676-3, 2000.
- Camp 4: Recollections of a Yosemite Rockclimber, by Steve Roper, ISBN 0-89886-587-5, 1998.
- Old Mammoth: A First Hand Account by Adele Reed, ISBN 0-931378-04-4, 1994
- Mammoth Gold: The Ghost Towns of Lake District by Gary Caldwell ISBN 0-931378-12-5, 1990
- Solomons of the Sierra: The Pioneer of the John Muir Trail, by Shirley Sargent and Peter Browning, ISBN 1-878345-21-4, 1990.
- Lost Cement Mine by James W.A. Wright ISBN 0-931378-09-5, 1984
- Owens Valley Groundwater Conflict by Genny Smith ISBN 0-931378-03-6, 1978
- History of the Sierra Nevada by Francis Farquhar ISBN 0-520-01551-7, 1965
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